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This is an article primarily meant for people in the UK looking for an online casino. The first thing to know is that there are many casinos that should be avoided if you wish to play at a fair one. I can only really give you some advice on how to spot a dodgy casino, as if I was to list them all it would take forever.

If a casino that you see is licensed to somewhere like Costa Rica, then this is a way of spotting that it is one to be avoided. Some casinos will register in these sort of countries simply to save more money and be governed my more flexible laws. Therefore a casino like this will be able to get away with a lot more than it normally would. I’m not saying that every casino will but in my opinion it’s not worth taking a chance.

The casino you need to choose is one that will be following UK law because it is licensed to the UK. Gibraltar is actually quite a common choice and I have seen lots of casinos that stick to the rules there. There are some however that fall off the radar and don’t get noticed so you need to look out for other things too. I advise that you stick with the big names when it comes to visiting online casinos.

Not only has experience taught me that they’re fair but they also have reputations to maintain. A casino that is not very big an popular that gets a bad reputation can just slip off the radar for a while then come back completely different. Bigger names however will not be able to do this so they are always fair from the beginning, for example Ladbrokes and Totesport.

I would also stay away from casinos that accept American players too. There are some casinos that accept USA players that are fair but there’s also a lot that aren’t and it’s not worth taking the risk and trying to find the good ones.

Casinos in the UK do not accept players from the USA as the USA has many laws against online gambling. You will find that the majority of casinos that do accept players from the USA just want to rip them off and are registered in an unusual country. Because they are effectively off-shore, they cannot be stopped so it is my advice that you should steer clear of them.

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