Grant has spent 14 years covering online gambling, the last several focused almost entirely on the offshore operators that accept US players. He rates every casino in TigerLaw's lineups against its published bonus terms, its licensing position and the payout speeds we test on each rail, and he is more interested in whether a bonus is winnable than in how big the banner number is.
Areas of focus
- Bonus fairness: match size against wagering, max-bet rules and expiry, and whether a deal can realistically be cleared
- Crypto banking: Bitcoin, Litecoin and USDT payout speeds versus card and e-wallet turnaround
- RTG software, and where offshore video poker paytables beat the domestic market
- Licensing and recourse under Curaçao and Anjouan, and what US law (including the UIGEA) actually means for players
How Grant rates a casino
Grant does not rate a casino on its marketing. For every site he works from the operator's own published terms, the wagering attached to its welcome offer, the licence it discloses, and the documented behaviour of each payment rail it supports, then weighs the bonus on how winnable it is and the cashier on how fast it clears. Where a promo contradicts the terms, he reports the gap and scores it down. The full method is on our How We Rate page.
Editorial standards
Grant writes to TigerLaw's independence policy: no casino can pay for a better ranking, and payout or bonus problems are reported plainly even where an affiliate relationship exists. Corrections and reader payout reports can be sent through our Contact page.
See Grant's latest guide: the best offshore casinos for US players →