Accessibility Statement
We want OnlineCasinos247 to work for everyone who reads it, whether you use a screen reader, get around with a keyboard instead of a mouse, or need to zoom in to read comfortably. This page explains the standard we hold the site to, where it falls short today, and how to tell us when something gets in your way.
The standard we work to
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA as our target. It is the benchmark most accessibility laws point to, so it is the one we measure ourselves against.
Right now the site partially meets it. Most pages do, and the gaps we know about are listed further down this page rather than hidden.
What already works
- Images that carry information have text descriptions, so a screen reader can tell you which casino a logo belongs to or what a trust seal is.
- Pages are built with one main heading and their sections nested in order underneath, which is what lets screen reader users jump from section to section.
- A “Skip to content” link takes keyboard users straight past the menu.
- Reviews have a section menu at the top, so you can go straight to the part you need without scrolling through everything.
- Pages fit phone screens without sideways scrolling.
Where we fall short
- A few parts of the site come from outside tools we don’t write ourselves: the cookie consent banner, the player star ratings and the “Was this helpful?” box at the bottom of pages. When one of them causes a problem we fix what we can from our side, but we don’t control their code.
- Comparison tables in some older reviews don’t have a caption saying what they compare. We add them as we update each review.
- The casino sites we link to are run by the casinos. We can’t change how accessible they are, but if one is hard to use we want to know, because that belongs in our review of it.
How we check
We last reviewed the site’s templates in October 2026: the homepage, casino reviews, news articles and guide pages, on desktop and at phone width. We recheck when we change how those pages are built.
Tell us about a problem
If something on the site is hard to use, or you need information from a page in another format, send us a message through our contact form. Tell us which page you were on and what went wrong. We read every message and will reply to let you know what we’re doing about it.
Last reviewed: October 30, 2026