Mireia has spent over seven years auditing how money actually moves inside online casinos and sportsbooks: withdrawal times, hidden fees, per-method limits and the fine print tied to every deposit-linked bonus. At LuckyGem Go she applies that same discipline before publishing any figure.
Before moving into editorial reviews of online gambling operators, Mireia worked in fintech, integrating payment gateways for e-commerce. That technical background is what lets her understand why a withdrawal takes as long as it does, which fees are reasonable versus abusive, and how cryptocurrencies actually behave against operators' marketing promises.
Since 2019 she has closely followed how Spanish payment preferences evolve — the rise of Bizum, new e-wallets, crypto adoption — and how international operators, licensed and unlicensed alike, adapt to them.
Every review under her byline follows the same process: registration with a real account, a deposit via at least two different methods, bonus activation and, whenever possible, one or more documented withdrawal requests with amount, real time and fee applied. Conclusions on bonuses, catalogue or support are written only after completing that process.
She pays particular attention to what other comparison sites document poorly: which games actually count toward wagering, which fees kick in from the fourth weekly withdrawal, and what it practically means for legal protection that an operator lacks a DGOJ licence. When a fact can't be verified firsthand, that's stated explicitly in the text.
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