Methodology: how we verify limits and what we won't claim
WhaleLimits is only useful if the numbers are right. High-stakes decisions ride on them, so here's exactly how each figure gets onto the matrix — and where its limits are.
What we collect
For each operator we record, per game where relevant: max bet, per-withdrawal cap, and weekly cap (plus a monthly cap if one exists). We also flag the single most important signal for high-stakes players — whether there is no weekly cap at all.
What "verified" means here
A figure is published only with a source and a verification date. Where an operator states no fixed limit, the cell says so (e.g. "Varies", "No cap"); where nothing is published at all, it reads "verifying" — we never fill a gap with a guess. We add a first-hand large-withdrawal check where we've run one. We re-check on a rolling basis because operators change limits without notice.
Max bet ≠ max profit
We separate max bet (what you can stake) from max profit per round (what you can win), because a high max bet with a low win cap isn't a high-roller table. See max bet by game.
Affiliate transparency
Some outbound links are affiliate links, routed through /go/ and marked. If you open an account through one we may earn a commission. It never changes a verified limit or where a casino ranks in the matrix. See about us.
Corrections
Spotted a limit that's changed? Tell us via contact and we'll re-verify and update the date.