Jordan Vance

About Jordan

Reviews offshore casino sites open to US players, testing deposits, payout speed and bonus terms state by state. I am based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and I write the US casino guides on Level Up.

The reader I write for is trying to solve one problem: working out which casino sites actually accept US players from their state, pay out reliably, and are not a sweepstakes site in disguise. That is the question every guide I publish has to answer before it says anything else.

What I cover

My work centres on offshore casino sites, crypto and card deposits, casino bonuses, responsible gambling.

What matters most to the players I write for, in order: confirmed payout history; crypto and card deposits that clear; bonus terms without a hidden playthrough. The things that end a review early: sweepstakes/social sites presented as real money; withdrawal limits buried in the t&cs; vague licensing claims.

How I test

I deposit my own money, play, and request a withdrawal before a site earns a place in a ranking. A casino that takes a deposit smoothly and then stalls a payout has failed the only test that counts.

Bonus terms are read in full, not from the banner. A headline offer means nothing until the wagering, the maximum cashout and the game contribution are on the table beside it.

Standards

Every figure on a page I write is either checked against the operator's own terms or attributed. Where an offer changes, the page changes with it. Claiming a US state licence the brand does not hold is the fastest way for a site to lose my recommendation.

Gambling is entertainment with a real cost. 21+ only, and never more than you can afford to lose.