How 7467 Describes an Operator: Our Published Criteria
This page is the method behind the rest of the site. It lists the criteria we apply whenever we describe an operator, states where our knowledge stops, and explains how the site is paid for. There are no scores here and no ranked lists, because a score is the only part anyone repeats and it carries none of the reasoning. 7467 is an independent guide and not a casino: no deposits, no games, no funds held, and nothing for anyone under 21.
What a Published Method Is For
A guide that only ever publishes conclusions is asking you to trust its judgement. A guide that publishes criteria is doing something smaller and more useful: handing you the checks so that its judgement becomes optional.
It also binds us. Once the criteria are written down, the questions they fail to cover are visible, and we cannot quietly widen our claims later. Everything below is reader-facing by design, which means you can run it on any site, including one we have never mentioned.
The Criteria
| Criterion | The question it answers | What a thin answer looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Licence disclosure | Which regulator, and which licensed company? | A footer logo with no entity name and nothing to look up |
| Payment rails | Which methods, what limits, whose fees, in which currency? | Icons only, with limits appearing after you commit |
| Terms clarity | Are wagering, expiry, max conversion and exclusions plainly written and dated? | An offer headline whose conditions live elsewhere |
| KYC rules | What is asked, and when? | Verification mentioned first when a withdrawal is pending |
| Complaint route | Is there anything beyond the chat bubble? | No email, no ticket numbers, no escalation statement |
| Responsible-gaming tools | Can you limit, cool off or exclude yourself from inside the account? | Advice about moderation with no controls attached |
| Support channels | Can you reach a person, and when? | Unstated hours and a single channel |
| App distribution honesty | Is the operator straight about how its app reaches you? | Files pushed through chat apps and social posts |
What We Can Establish From Outside
We work from published material and public facts, and we are specific about which is which.
- Whether a statement is specific, dated and consistent with the rest of the site.
- Whether a bonus headline survives being read alongside its own conditions.
- Whether a licence claim names a real regulator and a traceable entity.
- How the payment rails behave, which is public: InstaPay runs in real time with a per-transaction cap, and PESONet settles in batches on banking days.
- What a site has chosen to leave unsaid, which is itself a finding.
What We Cannot Establish
These are the limits, and we would rather state them than let a page imply otherwise.
- Real payout speed, which depends on the operator and your verification status. We publish no figure.
- Minimums, maximums, fees and bonus sizes. The operator sets these and changes them without notice; check the cashier page on the day.
- Game fairness or measured returns. RTP and volatility figures come from the game supplier's published specifications.
- Whether a particular complaint was handled fairly, since only one side reaches us.
- Anything requiring us to have deposited or played. There are no "we tested it" claims on this site, and if you find one it is an error.
No Scores, No Rankings
A rating out of ten compresses eight findings into a digit, and the digit is what travels. The finding that actually matters to you is usually a single condition on a single page, so that is what we write instead.
For the same reason there is no best-of list here. Every criterion above is something you can check yourself in roughly ten minutes, and that is the design goal: our opinion should be the least load-bearing part of anything you read.
Money and What It Does Not Buy
Some links on this site may be partner links, paying a commission if you open an account after following one. That is how the site is funded, and saying so is not optional.
Here is what it does not reach. No criterion is relaxed, no warning deleted, no placement sold, and no operator sees a page before publication or holds a right of reply in our process. If a commercial relationship ever needed a sentence on this page softened, we would end the relationship instead.
Corrections, Dates and Who Writes This
- Pages carry a published and a modified date, and the modified date moves only when the substance does.
- When an operator changes a term, the page is corrected rather than quietly rewritten around the old version.
- Operator-specific numbers are replaced with an instruction to check the source, because that is the only version that stays true.
- Pages come from the 7467 editorial desk, with no invented bylines, photographs or biographies attached.
- Show us an error with evidence and the page changes. That is the whole mechanism, and there is no appeals process to go around it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you score operators?
No. We publish criteria and findings in sentences. A single score hides the specific condition that usually decides whether a site suits a particular reader.
Are the links here commercial?
Some may pay a commission if you open an account after following them. That funds the site and changes nothing in the text; no operator sees a page before publication.
Do you test with real deposits?
No, and we never claim to. Pages rest on what operators publish and on public facts about Philippine payment rails.
Why no payout-speed figure?
Because it varies by operator and by your own verification status, so any number would be wrong for someone. Use the processing window the operator states on its cashier page.
Where do RTP numbers come from?
From the game supplier's published specifications. Nobody can establish a slot's real return from ordinary play, and we do not pretend to measure it.
Who writes the pages?
The 7467 editorial desk. We would rather carry no byline than a fictional reviewer with a stock photograph.