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Curacao casino news for UK players

This is where I cover a rule changing, a casino appearing or vanishing, or a payment method being withdrawn. Each dated post says what happened, what it means for a UK player and which page on this site to read next. The evergreen explanations live in the hubs.

Posts dated to the month they were checked

18+. A dated post records what I could establish then. It does not guarantee what a casino will do next.

A newspaper editor in shirtsleeves, braces and a lime eyeshade, pencil behind his ear, hunched over his typewriter on a casino floor. The typewriter is a slot machine: three reels of cherries, a bell and a seven where the keys should be, and he is pulling the lever with one hand while a long strip of paper covered in cherries curls out of it, over the desk and onto the floor. On the desk an ashtray, a mug, a spike of papers and a stack of casino chips.

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Where the posts point

The blog is support content. I use each post to explain a change, then send you to the licence, bonus or payments hub, or into the directory for a casino review. Those pages hold the detail you need before deciding.

The licence guideThe obligations behind a licence, and where protection stops. The bonus hubRead the conditions behind the headline offer. The payments hubCheck the route in and the route back out. The casino directoryFind the review before you make a decision.

A few straight answers

Blog: your questions

How often is this updated?

When something changes, not on a schedule. I date posts to the month they were checked. I do not need a new headline every week.

Is this news or opinion?

Both have a place here. The first line of each post says which it is. I make clear what I can establish and what is my judgement. If I do not know, I say so.

Do you take payment for coverage?

No. Affiliate links pay the site, but coverage is not for sale. The affiliate disclosure explains how that works.

Why is there no post about payout speeds?

I have not timed a payout yet, so there is no measured speed to report. A claim without a measurement is not news. The post about crypto payout claims explains that gap; it does not publish a speed result.

Douglas Uggioni

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Douglas Uggioni

Senior iGaming Journalist · LinkedIn

This overview separates the two licence regimes and points you to the detailed answer for each question.