For operators
Submit your casino for independent, algorithmic compliance monitoring. There is no fee to submit, and no fee changes the outcome.
We currently rate 29 offshore operators on 5 weighted pillars, rescored daily from 5 external data sources. A score of 80 out of 100 qualifies for the Seal, and it is withdrawn automatically if the score later drops below that.
This is what you're working toward: the Niekie Seal, live-linked to your current score, not a one-time badge you keep forever once earned.
How it works
Submit below. We check license registries, sanctions lists, domain records, and complaint history the same way we check every operator, on a recurring schedule, not a one-time snapshot.
Your score is public on your own operator page the moment it's calculated, whatever it comes out to. We don't pre-screen submissions to only accept operators likely to score well.
Reach 80/100 and the Niekie Seal is yours to embed. It's not a static image: the seal links to your live, current score, so it can never keep showing after a score drops without anyone having to notice or take it down.
What we check, and what we will not
- License registries, to confirm a claimed license exists and is current.
- Sanctions and jurisdiction screening against published lists.
- Domain records: age, hosting and whether the site actually resolves.
- Complaint and enforcement history from public sources.
- Moderated payout reports from players who actually withdrew.
- We will not accept payment to raise a score, remove a complaint, or change a ranking.
- We will not preview a score before publication or let an operator approve one.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to be listed on Niekie?
Nothing. There is no fee to submit an operator and no fee to be scored. A score cannot be bought, and paying us would not change one.
How long does a review take?
Submissions enter the same manual review queue as every other contribution. Once accepted, the operator is scored by the same automated pipeline on its next run, which executes daily.
What data do you need from an operator?
Very little. The score is built from sources outside the operator control: license registries, sanctions lists, enforcement records, domain data and moderated player payout reports. A submission mainly tells us the operator exists and which domain to check.
Can we dispute a score we think is wrong?
Yes, and we would rather you did. A disputed figure is rechecked against the stored evidence behind it rather than removed. If it is wrong we correct it and publish the correction.
What is the Niekie Seal?
A badge an operator may display once its score passes the threshold. It is issued by score alone, cannot be purchased, and is withdrawn automatically if the score later falls below the threshold.