Because the biggest headline is play currency, which cannot be redeemed. Read down the credited column and across to the redeem column and the gap is obvious: half a million coins can convert to two.

Mega Bonanza at twenty-two hours, then SpinBlitz Sweeps at twenty-three and Stake.us at twenty-four. ThrillCoins was slowest at seventy hours.

That the free redeemable credit already exceeds the operator own floor, so there is no waiting period at all. Three lines in the ledger start above the line.

No. Every clearance figure came from free routes only, which is why six of the eighteen took twelve days or more.

Not in this ledger. Nothing was refused and no payment was held for review. A slow line means slow processing, which is useful to know before you start.

It is the minimum redeemable balance the operator will process. Subtract the redeem figure from it and what remains is the free play standing between you and a withdrawal.

The score out of five covers playing the games. The position comes only from measured figures. Where they disagree, the review says so.

Yes, at every operator, and it is legally required before redemption. Doing it at signup is the simplest way to avoid a slow first withdrawal.

Most states were accepted by every operator we funded, a small group was excluded everywhere, and several were split. The operator terms carry the binding list.

It is the August 2026 sweep. Packages, floors and payment processes change without notice, so treat the figures as a measured snapshot.