How the sheet works
rustgambling.site is a desk. We read public pages, terms, footers, and dated third-party writeups. We do not deposit, withdraw, or complete KYC unless a profile explicitly says we did. This pass did none of those.
A score is 0–100, summed from five fields. Affiliate status is not a field. Partners and non-partners would use the same math; this catalogue happens to be partners only because that is the roster we were given.
| Field | Max | What it measures |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation | 30 | Named operator, address, terms, fairness page, cashier rules in public. Missing legal identity is a hard cut. |
| Fairness docs | 20 | A verifier you can actually run (commit–reveal, seeds, published test vectors). A “provably fair” label with no inputs scores low. Fairness is not safety and not RTP. |
| Cashier / spread | 20 | Whether deposit and withdraw paths, fees, and item valuation are described. Skin sites that hide the withdraw price lose here. |
| Product fit | 15 | Does the public lobby match the category the row sits in. |
| Public track | 15 | Age of the brand, named complaints history, third-party review volume. Not Trustpilot stars taken at face value. |
What a high score is not
It is not “safe.” It is not “will pay you.” It is not “positive expected value.” Skin gambling and casinos are minus-EV. A high score means the public file is thicker than the row below it.
Evidence labels
- High — named entity or unusually complete public fairness/cashier docs.
- Medium — brand is real, several fields still open.
- Low — partner stub. Listed so the code exists. Not a pick.
Refresh
Bonuses go stale in days. Structural fields (entity, licence, game list) should be re-read monthly. Anything labelled unresolved stays unresolved until a dated source fills it — we do not invent percentages.