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Ranking change log

Every ranking change, listing update and method change, dated and attributed. The record that keeps our independence checkable.

Every change, newest first

  1. rankingdk

    Grailbet moved to the top of the Denmark list for its native krone support.

    Grailbet moved to the top of the Denmark list. Among the sites we cover for Danish players, it is one of the few that settles directly in Danish krone rather than euros, which spares a Danish player the conversion cost each way. Combined with a clean one-to-three-day payout window and no punitive cap, that put it ahead of the field for Denmark.

    logged by paul-s

  2. listing

    Only Win dropped to the bottom of its lists over its 500 euro daily withdrawal cap.

    Only Win was moved to the bottom of the lists it appears on. Testing confirmed a 500 euro daily withdrawal cap, the lowest in our set, which turns any sizeable win into a multi-day payout in small installments. The site keeps its place because it pays, but the cashier limit is the worst we have logged, and the ranking reflects it.

    logged by paula-cassiraga

  3. rankinguk

    Betplay.io moved to the top of the UK and Thailand lists after a re-test.

    We re-tested Betplay.io and moved it to the top of the UK and Thailand lists. A repeat withdrawal cleared in under an hour, confirming the payout record that its years of operation suggested. It sits above better-licensed newer sites specifically because its track record is longer, which our method weights heavily where a licence is weak.

    logged by paula-cassiraga

  4. methodology

    First set of rankings published across all eight markets.

    The initial codie.gg rankings went live across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, France and Thailand. Each market list is built from operators we tested by depositing, playing and withdrawing before publishing. The scoring method was set at the same time: six weighted criteria, led by licence quality and payout speed at a quarter each.

    logged by gareth-hinton