Editorial policy: how we work

AnonRank content is signed by Álex Ferrer, the project's editor. It is a pen name, and we say so openly: this site is about privacy, and its author practices it. What matters in a review is not the ID of whoever signs it, but that every claim can be checked, which is why we publish dated, concrete facts instead of vague opinions.

The pen name is stable: the same person maintains the criteria, the testing and the updates across every page of the site, in Spanish and English.

Every casino is judged on the same seven criteria, in order of weight: withdrawal speed and reliability, KYC transparency, licence and reputation, crypto and network support, provably fair games, real bonus terms (wagering, caps, fine print) and user experience.

No operator can pay for a position. The ranking order is our editorial decision and only changes when the facts change: if a casino worsens its terms, delays payouts or tightens its policy, it moves down or out, whether or not it has an affiliate deal with us.

Bonus figures, timings and conditions were last verified in July 2026 and are reviewed monthly. Every page shows its date. Casino terms change often: if you spot a mismatch between what we publish and what the casino shows, tell us through our public profiles and we will correct it, citing the date of the change.

We do not publish paid reviews. We do not accept operator-written content. We do not use inflated scores or decorative stars. We do not recommend casinos we would not use with our own money. And we do not hide how this site is funded: it is explained in How we make money.