The safety score, on the casino itself

Niekie rates online casinos on whether they actually pay out. The browser extension puts that rating on the operator's own site, so you see it before you deposit rather than after something goes wrong.

Free. No account needed to see a score. Works in Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers through the Chrome listing.

How it works

01

It recognises the casino you are on

The directory is downloaded once and kept on your machine, so matching happens in your own browser. Browsing sends us nothing.

02

A score appears in the corner

If the site is one we rate, a small pill shows its score out of 100. If it is not, nothing appears at all.

03

Open it for the reasoning

The full report expands in place: the verdict in a sentence, the checks behind the score, the licence on record, and what other review sites report.

What it does not do

  • Matching happens on your device, so simply browsing tells us nothing about where you go.
  • Only when you open the report does the hostname reach us, and it is the hostname alone, never the full address or anything on the page.
  • It never reads page text, form fields or what you type. No account is needed to see a score.

The full detail is in our privacy policy.

Where the score comes from

The same 0 to 100 score the site publishes, built from sources an operator does not control. See the method.

What Niekie reads, and what each part produces Five kinds of independent source feed into Niekie's scoring, which produces a single number out of 100 that is sealed to a public audit ledger. Separately, the casinos' own public bet feeds are read and counted to produce observed return figures, which are published on their own and do not affect any score. Licence registries Sanctions lists Player payout reports Domain records Complaint history niekie 0 to 100 sealed to the ledger Casino bet feeds Observed return published, never scored
Independent sources in, one number out, and no operator can pay to change what happens in the middle. What a casino publishes about its own games is counted separately and kept out of the score, because it is the one input an operator controls.
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