The editorial team

Marc-André edits the site from Montréal and owns everything that touches money: how Canadian dollars become crypto, which networks are cheap to send on, and what each casino's terms say about withdrawals. He reads the cashier rules before anyone writes a ranking.

On this site he writes the payment guides, the Interac route and the withdrawal pages, and he keeps the payout board current: when a casino changes its licence or rewrites a withdrawal clause, Marc-André updates the board and the review and notes what changed. His rule for every page is the same: quote the clause, name the document it came from, and say plainly when something has not been read.

Emily covers the coin side from Toronto: confirmation times, network fees, stablecoins and wallets. Her pages explain why the same withdrawal can take ten minutes on one network and an hour on another, and what that costs in dollars.

She writes the coin pages, from Bitcoin and Litecoin to USDT and USDC, the wallet guide, and the articles on stablecoins, volatility and the Lightning Network. Emily works in Canadian dollars first: every fee, spread and price move is turned into what it costs a player in CAD, because that is the number readers actually feel.

Sarah writes about the games themselves from Calgary: slots, live tables, crypto originals and the sportsbooks that sit next to them. She checks RTP figures against the studios' own sheets and follows NHL and CFL markets through the season.

She writes the slot and crash game reviews, the pages on dice, plinko, blackjack, roulette and live tables, the studio guides and the NHL betting guide. Sarah's pages turn a game's published return into the cost of a session in dollars, and she flags when a studio ships the same game in several RTP versions, so readers know to check the info screen first.