About MrWager
MrWager is a casino streamer on Kick. This site started as the place to put everything that would not fit in a stream — and grew into what it is now: a record of which companies are actually behind the casinos, and what that tells you before you deposit.
The stream is MrWager's. The site is written and run by Tom Jansen, who works under that name in the casino affiliate industry and is responsible for everything published here. If a review is wrong, that is the person to write to.
Who owns the casino you are looking at
Most review sites tell you about a casino. We start one level up, with the company that owns it. That company holds the licence, processes your withdrawal and writes the terms you actually play under — and it usually runs a dozen other brands you would never guess were related.
We have pages for 136 operators and 25 sister-site groups, covering 64 corporate groups across 6 licensing authorities. Every brand we can trace is mapped to its owner, with the other casinos that owner runs listed beside it. That tells you things a single review cannot:
- Whether a "brand new" casino is genuinely new, or another brand from an operator you already walked away from.
- Which sister sites share the same owner — and therefore often the same terms, the same payment processing and the same withdrawal limits.
- What the operator's other brands score here, side by side, so you can judge the company rather than the landing page.
We have traced the company behind 259 casinos — most review sites do not trace a single one. Where an owner genuinely cannot be established, we leave the field empty instead of guessing, because a wrong company name is worse than none.
Alongside that, every casino gets its own review: the bonus as it really works after wagering and win caps, withdrawal times and limits, payment methods, game providers, support and responsible-gambling tools. We read the terms so you do not have to.
The stream
MrWager streams on Kick most days, usually from around 12:00–15:00 CET. A withdrawal that takes four days, a bonus term that turns out to mean something other than what it said, a casino that goes quiet the moment you try to take money out — those happen live, in front of an audience that sees them too.
That is where most of what ends up on this site starts. Not a press release, but someone who plays these casinos for a living and notices when one of them changes its behaviour at the cashier.
You can watch, and find every channel, on the stream page.
What we are not
MrWager is not a casino. You cannot open an account with us, deposit, place a bet or withdraw. We are not owned by any operator, and no operator has editorial control here.
If something has gone wrong with your casino account — a locked balance, a refused withdrawal, a verification stuck in limbo — we cannot access it or resolve it. That has to go to the casino's own support, and then to its regulator if support fails you. What we can do is tell you which regulator that is, because we publish it for every casino we cover.
How we make money
We earn a commission when a reader signs up with some of the casinos listed here. That is what pays for the site, and we would rather say it plainly than bury it.
It does not buy a rating. No operator can pay to raise its score, move up a list, or have something unflattering taken down — and none of them see a page before it is published. The reasoning behind that, and what we do when a casino we earn from falls short, is set out in our editorial guidelines.
Contact
Corrections, questions, or something we have got wrong: privacy@mrwager.com.
Corrections are the ones we most want. Bonus terms and withdrawal limits change constantly, operators do not tell us when they do, and a reader who spots it before we do is doing the site a favour.
Every email is read by the person who writes the site. Corrections go to the front of the queue.