01
Find out how old it actually is
Check when the domain was registered and when the Discord was created, not when the site says it launched. A casino claiming two years of history on a two-month-old domain has told you something important before you have deposited anything.
02
Try to verify one finished round
Open the fairness page and check a round that has already happened. If there is no verifier, or it only works on rounds from the current session, the phrase provably fair on the front page is decoration.
03
Read the withdrawal terms before the bonus terms
Find the minimum withdrawal, the fee and the stated processing time before you look at any offer. If those three numbers are hard to find but the bonus is on every page, the site has decided which one you should be thinking about.
04
Search the name with the word withdrawal
Not with the word scam, which returns noise on every site. Search for the name alongside withdrawal or payout and read the most recent posts. People complain specifically and in detail when a payout fails.
05
Look at whether complaints survive
Scroll the site's own Discord for someone asking where their locks are, and check whether it is still there and still answered. A channel with no unhappy messages in it has been cleaned, not earned.
06
Deposit the minimum and take it straight back out
The last check is the only conclusive one. Put in the smallest amount allowed, withdraw it immediately, and time it. A site that returns a test deposit quickly has proved more than any badge on its homepage.