How we work and how we are paid

How can a reader report a mistake?

A mistake or a question about this website can be sent to the editorial team. The contacts page is the route. A reader who spots an error can raise it there at any time. A question about how this website works belongs there too. It helps to name the page and the point in question. Each message reaches the people who prepare the texts. A correction therefore goes to the right place. Pointing out a flaw keeps the reviews accurate for the next reader as well.

How does this website make money?

Some pages link to casinos as partners. Following such a link may earn this website a reward, so money can reach us from a partner. A reader should know this before clicking. Other pages carry a list of casinos. The contents and the order of that list are set by commercial agreements, and the country of the reader can change both. Money is named here because it shapes what a reader sees. Payment decides which casinos appear and where each one sits. That is why a list is not a verdict on quality. Each entry should be weighed on its own merits.

How are our texts checked before publication?

• The key figures of a game on its review page come from the game data.
• Those figures are not written as text.
• Every win multiplier named in a text is checked against the game data before publication.
• All materials on this website go through editorial proofreading.

Where do the game figures come from?

The game figures used in our reviews come from a catalogue of game data. Its source is not named. A reader who wants the origin of a figure will not find it here. The figures can still be checked against the game itself.