Sadly, not all casinos treat players fairly and we always recommend you to check the Correct Casinos’ reviews before signing up for the sake of getting a bonus that turns out fake.
The good news is that scam casinos end up closed, and there is a foolproof indicator that would help you determine if a casino is a legitimate one. It must hold a license from a trusted jurisdiction. You should not question the casino’s legitimacy if the bottom of the main page features the Malta Gaming Authority logo. If the casino is allowed to provide services in the UK, there would be yet another logo or at least an announcement that the casino holds a UKGC license.
The other jurisdictions European casinos seek licensing from are Alderney, Gibraltar, and the Isle of Man.