Mark Johnson
Casino Expert
Mark runs every check described on this page and signs each guide in the byline. His full author card sits on our About Us page.
How We Test
Six checks in a fixed order, each one read straight from Razed's own documents or the Anjouan register. Here is the protocol, what we record at every step and what we leave unmeasured.
- Checks6 areasin a fixed order
- SourcesRazed's own pagesplus the register
- Score weights6 criteria10% to 20% each
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We test Razed on paper, not with our own money. Every guide runs through six document checks: licence, bonus terms, cashier and verification, fairness, responsible gambling tools and support. Each check ends with a Checked date in the byline.
- Licence matched with the register
- Rules read in Razed's own terms
- Checked date on every page
Who Runs the Checks
How we test casinos comes down to one person and one rule: a claim stays on the page only if a document backs it up. For this site, the casino is Razed and the documents are the ones Razed and its licensing body publish.
We do not run a lab, and we do not pretend to. What we do is slower and easier to repeat: read the help centre, the bonus terms and the licence entry line by line, and write down what they actually say.
Our Testing Protocol, Step by Step
The order matters: a bonus rule means little until you know which company stands behind it. So every guide goes through the same six checks, always in this sequence.
Step 1
Licence and operator
We open the Anjouan register and look up licence ALSI-132405034-FI3. We record the holder, Wild Technology Ltd, and confirm it matches the company named in Razed's Terms and Conditions.
Step 2
Bonus and offer terms
Two documents get read side by side: the general bonus terms, last updated on 17 March 2024, and the terms of the offer the page covers. We note the wagering multiple, the time limit, the maximum bet rule and which games count for less or not at all.
Step 3
Cashier and verification rules
From the help centre we take the payment rules: no maximum on crypto withdrawals, minimums set by network fees, fiat paid back to the deposit method. We also record when the verification page becomes mandatory and which documents it accepts.
Step 4
Fairness and RTP information
The fairness article tells us that every game shows its RTP and that third-party auditing firms check randomness and return figures. We then take each RTP we quote from the studio that published it.
Step 5
Responsible gambling tools
We list the tools on the Responsible Gambling page exactly as named there: loss limit, wager limit, Take a Break and self-exclusion. We note the 48-hour delay on raising a limit and the fact that no tool is called a deposit limit.
Step 6
Support channels
We record which channels Razed lists and what each one handles. Right now that is 24/7 live chat, which also takes self-exclusion, account closure and 2FA recovery requests.
What we record and what we leave out
Each step ends with a short note: the document, the rule it contains and the day we read it. When all six notes for a page are current, that day becomes the Checked date in the byline at the bottom.
Just as plainly, here is what this testing protocol does not cover. We make no deposits and time no withdrawals, so you will not find payout medians here. We do not grade how quickly the live chat replies, and we do not run software or randomness tests of our own; that work belongs to the auditing firms Razed hires and to the studios themselves.
How We Fix a Mistake
Razed edits its promotions and help articles over time. When a page no longer matches the source, the fix follows three steps.
The page gets corrected first
We rewrite the sentence, table row or FAQ answer that is out of line with the document.
Last updated moves to the day of the fix
The Published date never changes, but Last updated jumps forward with every real edit. If you read a page twice and the date has moved, something in the text has changed.
The change is named where it matters
When a rule itself changes, for example how a game type counts towards wagering, we say so in the text near that rule. Small fixes such as a typo or a reworded heading are not flagged.
The Checked date can be newer than Last updated. That simply means we compared the page with Razed's documents again and found nothing that needed changing.
The Six Criteria and Their Weights
The same six areas from the protocol carry a weight each. The weights tell you how much an area matters when we judge a casino overall.
| Criterion | Weight | What we look at |
|---|---|---|
| Licence and operator | 20% | Register entry match |
| Bonus terms | 20% | Wagering, limits, expiry |
| Cashier and payouts | 20% | Methods, minimums, KYC |
| Fairness and RTP information | 15% | RTP display, audits |
| Responsible gambling tools | 15% | Limits, breaks, exclusion |
| Support | 10% | Channels, hours |
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The first three areas get the most weight because they decide whether your money is safe and whether a bonus can realistically turn into a withdrawal. Fairness and responsible gambling come next: both are mostly set by documents and tools that every player can check. Support gets the smallest share, since we only record which channels exist and when they run, not how fast they answer.
This page explains the checks, not the verdict, so you will not find a score for Razed here. The way these weights turn into a rating is covered on our review methodology page.
Myths About How Casino Guides Are Checked
Four ideas about casino testing come up often, and none of them describes how this guide works.
Myth: A proper casino test means depositing, playing and cashing out.
Fact: One account's experience says little about the rules that apply to everyone. Reading the terms that bind every player tells you more, and anyone can repeat the check.
Myth: A licence logo in the footer is proof enough.
Fact: A logo is an image anyone can copy. The licence number has to lead to a register entry with the same company name, which is why we start every check at the Anjouan register.
Myth: A recent Checked date means the whole page was rewritten.
Fact: It means the page was compared with the sources on that day. If everything still matched, the text stays as it was and only the Checked date moves.
Myth: Reviewers judge a bonus by its headline.
Fact: The headline is the first line we skip. The 40x wagering, the 7-day window and the game weighting decide what the welcome match is really worth to you.
Mistakes Players Make With Casino Rules
Reading the same terms again and again makes it clear which rules are easiest to miss. Each of the six below is written down clearly in Razed's terms, and each one is easy to avoid once you know where to look.
Stopping at the headline
A 100% match tells you nothing about the 40x wagering on deposit plus bonus or the 7 days to finish it. Open the offer terms before the first deposit, not after.
Ignoring the RTP credit scale
Slots at 96.5% RTP or lower count in full, but low-edge games count far less. A 99.3% game adds only about 20% of each bet to your progress.
Missing the maximum bet
A bet cap applies while the bonus is active, and a separate one during free-spin wagering. Check both before you raise the stake.
Playing games that do not count
The bonus terms list studios and game types that add nothing to wagering, including all BGaming, 3 Oaks and Wazdan titles.
Leaving verification to the end
Once you pass Razed's threshold, a withdrawal waits for documents. Uploading an original photo of your ID and a recent proof of address early saves that delay; our verification guide lists what is accepted.
Looking for a deposit limit
Razed has no tool by that name. Its loss and wager limits do the same job, and lowering one takes effect at once while raising it waits 48 hours.
Where to Take Your Questions
This site has no inbox, phone line or contact form. We cannot see your Razed account, so any answer about a balance or a document review would be a guess.
- Your account at Razed: deposits, withdrawals, bonus status, verification and profile corrections all go to Razed's live chat, which runs 24/7.
- Pausing or stopping play: Take a Break sits in your profile, while self-exclusion and account closure are started through the same live chat.
- Support outside the casino: Gambling Help Online offers free, confidential help day and night, and BetStop is the national self-exclusion register for licensed Australian wagering providers.
BetStop covers Australian licensed betting providers, so to block your access to Razed itself, use Razed's own self-exclusion as well. Gambling is for adults 18+ only. When you are ready to play, the current offer is waiting at Razed Casino, so read its terms with the mistakes above in mind.
Questions About Our Testing
No. Our checks are built on Razed's published documents and the licence register, so we do not report deposit results, payout times or session outcomes. Where a fact depends on your own account, Razed's live chat is the right place to ask.
We do not measure payout speed, so we do not quote one. What we can confirm from the help centre is that there is no maximum crypto withdrawal, crypto minimums depend on network fees and fiat payouts go back to the deposit method.
Every other rule on the site belongs to the company that holds the licence. We match Wild Technology Ltd and licence ALSI-132405034-FI3 with the Anjouan register before reading any bonus or cashier terms.
Last updated moves only when the text of a page changes. Checked moves whenever we compare the page with Razed's documents again, even if nothing needed fixing.
Not on this page. The six weighted criteria show what we look at and how much each area matters. How the weights turn into a rating is explained on our review methodology page.
From the studios that make the games, such as 96.50% for Gates of Olympus by Pragmatic Play. The info screen of each game at Razed shows the version on offer and has the final word. More on our RTP page.
Read the Terms, Then Try Razed Yourself
You know how every page here was checked and which documents stand behind it. Open Razed, read the current offer terms next to our guide and set a loss limit before you play.
Reviewed by Mark Johnson, Casino Expert Published Last updated Checked
Published is the first release of this page, Last updated is the last real edit, Checked is the last time the licence, cashier and promotions were compared with the Anjouan register and the pages Razed publishes itself.