Who compiles cryptocasinoireland and on what rule

How the operator list is assembled

The site reads the published terms for each operator where a document exists. No figure on this site may be stated without the clause number or register entry it came from. If a bonus page says 100% up to €500, the site quotes the clause that contains that number. If no clause is published, the field says "not read". That is not a refusal to answer; it is the answer.

There are 12 operators on this site, and the order in which they appear is not a score based on deposits or withdrawals. The order is a comparison list, not a ranked payout table. For the paid placement, Vave is marked in text. Payment buys one position and no points. No other operator can buy a higher row, and no operator can buy a better bonus figure.

An empty field is the most honest thing a terms reader can write. Many terms and conditions are split across pages, appendices and bonus policies, and an operator can change a clause overnight. If the site has not read the current version, it writes "not read" instead of assuming the old wording still applies. The result is a list that under-promises and rarely surprises.

Restricted-country lists: what the terms actually do

A restricted-country list is a list an operator writes into its own terms. It names the jurisdictions from which the operator will not accept a player. The operator establishes where a player is from the address given at registration, the country of the payment method, the IP address the session came from, and these are usually reconciled at the first withdrawal rather than at signup. That reconciliation is where the cost appears.

When the answer comes back wrong, the standard term is that the account is closed, the balance is voided, and deposits are not always returned. The player has no appeal, because the operator holds no licence in the country it refused. That is why the restricted-country section of a terms page is more important than the welcome bonus, and why this site reports it rather than skipping past it.

Ireland appears on no restricted-country list held by this site, so for an Irish reader this material explains what the rule is and what it costs a player elsewhere. All 12 operators accept players in Ireland. For Vave, that acceptance comes from the partner confirmation rather than from a restricted-country list the site read itself; for the other 11, it comes from their own published lists, which do not name Ireland. Vave is the paid placement. Payment buys one position and no points.

The restricted-countries clause has not been individually confirmed for every operator, and the reader should read the terms before depositing. That sentence is not a disclaimer to hide behind; it is a reminder that an operator's terms can change without notice.

Clause 8.7 allows an identity check before any payout, with 14 days to comply. Clause 8.8 allows a win of 50,000 USDT or more to be paid in instalments over 30 days. Clause 8.11 requires the deposit to be wagered three times before a withdrawal.

The paid placement and how it is marked

Vave is the paid placement on this site. The sentence appears wherever Vave is named, including in the comparison table and in any page that mentions the operator. The payment buys one position and no points. That means the row Vave occupies is paid, but the figures in that row are still quoted from the terms.

The site does not accept payment for a higher score, a better star rating or a more favourable bonus description. A paid placement is a position in a list, not a change to the clauses that are quoted. Where a figure is not published, Vave's profile says "not read" just like the others.

The comparison order for the other operators is not bought. No operator can pay to be removed from a restricted-country section, and no operator can pay to have a withdrawal clause left out. That separation between payment and publication is what makes the Vave label meaningful.

What this site never does with your money or account

cryptocasinoireland is not an operator. It holds no funds, opens no accounts and takes no bets. A reader cannot deposit money on this site, cannot play a slot on this site and cannot withdraw from this site. Any page that suggests otherwise is not this site.

The site does not collect payment details, does not ask for a wallet address and does not pass signup details to an operator. When a reader follows a link to an operator, the relationship is between the reader and that offshore company. This site is not a party to it.

Because the site takes no bets, it is not the right place to complain about a voided balance or a closed account. The operator's own terms govern that dispute. The support services named on this site are Problem Gambling Ireland and the Gambling Awareness Trust, and Dunlewey Addiction Services operates the freephone helpline. Those services are separate from the site and do not act as an appeal body.

Corrections and the document trail

Every figure on this site is tied to a clause number or register entry. If a reader finds a figure that is not tied, or a clause that has changed, the correction goes to [email protected] with the page and the clause number. The site will re-read the document and correct the field.

A correction is not a retraction of an opinion; it is a fix to a quote or a number. If a bonus multiple was quoted as 35x and the operator changes it to 40x, the page is updated. If a licence date was misstated, the page is updated. The document trail is the only source of authority, not the site's memory.

Questions that are not corrections can go through the Contact page. The same address appears there for corrections and for general questions about the comparison, but the fastest path for a clause error is the corrections address.