How is “first to floor” decided?

Our weekly sweep records the first time it sees each game in each tracked lobby. For any game carried by at least two tracked casinos, the casino with the earliest sighting was first; sightings from the same weekly sweep count as joint first, because the sweep cannot see inside a week.

Why is a casino marked “too early to rank”?

A casino needs at least 3 contested games — games at least one other tracked casino also carries — before its share means anything. It appears in the table with its releases counted and joins the ranking as the data fills in.

Does being first make a casino better?

No. It says the operator adds new titles quickly, which matters if you chase releases. Trust, payouts and terms are scored separately in each review; this page is one fact, not a verdict.

First to floor

Which casinos get new games first?

Ranked by how often a casino was first to carry a new release among the lobbies we sweep. A game’s floor date is our first sighting of it anywhere; the casino at that date was first. Weekly sweep, so anything inside the same week is a tie.

Last 90 days · 13 tracked lobbies · data since 27 September 2026

#	Casino	First to floor	Median lag	Releases	Contested
1	BitStarz	99%	7d	149	72
2	KatsuBet	84%	7d	114	51
3	Golden Crown Casino	83%	7d	45	24
4	BitKingz	81%	7d	68	27
5	Spinch	73%	21d	91	26
6	King Billy Casino	43%	21d	57	14
7	7Bit Casino	40%	7d	76	57

Tracked, nothing new yet in the window: 1win, Betway Casino, mBit Casino, Mino Casino, Slotbox, Slotum.

How this is measured

Floor date: the first time our weekly sweep saw a game in any tracked lobby.
First to floor: share of a casino’s contested games where it was at the floor date. Same-week sightings tie.
Median lag: days behind the floor date on the games it was not first to.
Contested: games at least one other tracked casino also carries. Uncontested games say nothing about speed and are excluded from the share.
A casino’s first week of sweeps builds its baseline and is not counted as releases.

Frequently asked questions

: Our weekly sweep records the first time it sees each game in each tracked lobby. For any game carried by at least two tracked casinos, the casino with the earliest sighting was first; sightings from the same weekly sweep count as joint first, because the sweep cannot see inside a week.
: A casino needs at least 3 contested games — games at least one other tracked casino also carries — before its share means anything. It appears in the table with its releases counted and joins the ranking as the data fills in.
: No. It says the operator adds new titles quickly, which matters if you chase releases. Trust, payouts and terms are scored separately in each review; this page is one fact, not a verdict.