Eighteen Scorecards. One Clock.
Every operator below was funded, cleared on free play and timed at the cashier. The grade on each scorecard comes from one thing only: how many hours passed between filing a withdrawal and the money arriving.
What Each Letter Actually Means
Four bands, one measurement. The letter on a scorecard is the number of hours between filing a withdrawal and the money arriving, nothing else.
Money in the account the next day. Three operators managed it, and the fastest of them settled in twenty-two hours.
Mega Bonanza · SpinBlitz · Stake.usFiled one day, paid the next. Includes the operator with the largest redeemable welcome in the study, one hour outside A+.
5 sites · LoneStar the quickest at 25hTwo full days at the cashier. Nothing was held or queried; these operators simply process on a slower cycle.
4 sites · Dorados the quickest at 40hMore than two days from filing. Six operators sit here, including one with an otherwise excellent opening position.
6 sites · ThrillCoins slowest at 70hOrdered By Time To Money
The dial shows the review score out of five. The letter shows the measured grade. They are separate instruments and they disagree more often than you would expect.
Mega Bonanza
Twenty-two hours from filing to funds received, the fastest cashier in the study, on an account that reached its fifty coin floor after a single day of free prize drops. Nothing else here combined both.
- Redeemable
- 105 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Free clearance
- on arrival
- Paid in
- 25h
- Redeemable
- 30 SC
- Floor
- 50 SC
- Free clearance
- on arrival
- Paid in
- 30h
- Redeemable
- 75 SC
- Floor
- 100 SC
- Free clearance
- 5 days
- Paid in
- 34h
- Redeemable
- 2 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Free clearance
- 10 days
- Paid in
- 40h
- Redeemable
- 1 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Free clearance
- 14 days
- Paid in
- 58h
- Redeemable
- 1 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Free clearance
- 14 days
- Paid in
- 60h
Before You Open An Account
What does an A+ grade actually mean?
That the withdrawal was paid within twenty-four hours of filing. Three operators managed it: Mega Bonanza at twenty-two hours, SpinBlitz Sweeps at twenty-three and Stake.us at twenty-four.
Why is a site with a 4.4 score graded C?
Because the score and the grade measure different things. The score covers the experience of playing; the grade covers the time to be paid. Pickem Casino is a good site with a slow cashier, and the scorecard shows both.
Does a C grade mean the site is untrustworthy?
No. Every operator on these scorecards paid in full with no refusals and no held payments. A C means the money took longer than two days, which is worth knowing in advance but is not a warning about safety.
Did you have to buy coins to reach the floor?
Never. All clearance figures come from daily bonuses, promotional entries and other no-purchase routes. That is why some clearance times run to two weeks.
What is the redemption floor?
The minimum redeemable balance an operator will process. It ranged from 50 SC to 100 SC here, and it decides how long a free account waits before the cashier opens at all.
Why do three sites show clearance on arrival?
Because their free redeemable credit already exceeds their own floor, so there is nothing to clear. LoneStar Casino, SpinBlitz Sweeps and Spree all start above the line.
How often do you re-grade?
Every sweep, with the month printed at the top of the page. Floors and packages change without notice, so an old grade is a record rather than current advice.
Are these figures affected by commercial deals?
No. Times are recorded before any link exists, and the slow ones are published with the number attached. Grades are not for sale.
Why We Grade The Cashier Instead Of The Casino
There is no shortage of sweepstakes rankings that score game libraries. It is easy content to produce and it tells a new player almost nothing, because every operator in this market licenses from the same handful of studios. What actually differs between two sites with near-identical slot lists is what happens after you win: how much of your balance can convert, how high the bar sits before the cashier will open, and how many hours pass before the money is in your account. Those three things are measurable, so they are what we grade.
The grade bands on this site are deliberately blunt. A+ means the money arrived inside a day. C means it took more than two. There is no partial credit for a good excuse, because a new player waiting on a first withdrawal does not receive the excuse, only the delay. Across these eighteen accounts nothing was refused and no payment was held for review, so every grade here reflects normal processing rather than a dispute.
The dial and the letter are not the same thing
The number in the dial is a review score. It covers the games, the interface, how support answered, and how honestly the promotions were worded. The letter beside it is a stopwatch reading. Pickem Casino is the clearest illustration on this page: fifty free coins and a four day climb make it one of the better opening positions on the board, and its cashier is still one of the slowest we timed. Both facts are true, and collapsing them into a single number would hide the one you need.
What the grade cannot tell you
A fast cashier does not make a site generous. Three of the operators graded A+ hand over modest packages, and one of the slowest gives the second largest redeemable welcome in the group. Read the grade for how long you will wait, and read the scorecard figures for what you are waiting on. The two together are the whole picture.
Start With The A+ Grades
Three operators paid inside a day. The reviews explain what credited and what the floor cost in free play.