I spent six years writing about payments infrastructure before I wrote a word about gambling, which is why I read a cashier the way other people read a bonus page. Most of what frustrates players about offshore casinos is not the casino — it is correspondent banking, merchant category codes and the fact that the rail they chose at deposit dictates the rail they get at withdrawal.
So I test every route a site offers rather than only the fast one, and I separate the rail time from the queue time so you can see which is slowing you down. I fund every account myself and I publish the fee schedules operators would rather you found later.
I am based in Tampa. If a fee or a limit on this page is out of date, tell me and I will correct it — those are checkable facts and getting them wrong could cost someone real money.
Fund the account personally. Play. Request a withdrawal. Log the submission time, the approval time and the arrival time as three separate numbers. Rank on the middle one, because it is the only number the operator controls. Re-test when a reader reports something different.