Who we are
We are a small editorial team that reads developer pages, does the arithmetic and explains it in plain language. We are not a casino and we are not affiliated with any game developer. The site does not represent any operator and nothing here is an official page of any brand.
How we earn money
When you register at a partner casino through a button on our site, we may receive a commission. At the time of writing our main partner is RooRoll. We do not receive commission on your winnings or losses as a function of how you play on our pages, and we do not accept payment to change a game's description.
How we test and what we publish
- Game facts (RTP, max win, volatility) are published only if we can read them on the developer's page. Otherwise we say they are not confirmed.
- Calculations are worked examples with stated assumptions.
- We do not publish ratings that we cannot back with a documented test.
- We do not publish betting systems, predictors or screenshots of wins.
- We do not give advice on bypassing blocks, bans or self-exclusion, and we do not discuss VPNs.
What we publish and where it comes from
| Content | Source | If the source is missing |
|---|---|---|
| Game facts (RTP, volatility) | The provider's own page | We say the figure is unconfirmed |
| Laws and rules | Statutes and official notices | We point to the text |
| Casino offers | Terms and the partner's cashier | We give no figure |
| Calculations | Simple maths with stated assumptions | Assumptions always labelled |
How we update pages
Every page carries an update date. We re-check facts when they change and at least once a quarter. A mistake is corrected with a visible date. Reports go through the contact page.
Rules on gambling differ by country and change often. We are not a law firm and give no legal advice: we describe what we know and point to sources you can check yourself.
Why we disclose commissions
A quiet commission note is industry standard; we prefer to say it plainly. A reader who knows we earn from sign-ups can judge our credibility. So the commission is described on the home page, near partner buttons and here. If the model changes, this is where we will say so.
How to read a game page here
- Fact sheetProvider, RTP and other figures appear only if we found them on the provider's page. A missing figure means unconfirmed.
- The arithmeticWhat 100 rounds cost and what that means for a budget.
- Sensible playShort checklist to settle before the first round.
- Legal noteRepeated on every page, because it applies to every game at a casino without a licence for your country.
Myths and facts
| Myth | Fact |
|---|---|
| A game is "hot" after a losing run | Rounds are independent; the last result does not affect the next |
| A bigger stake improves your odds | It raises the amount, not the probability |
| The demo shows when the game will pay | The demo shows the mechanics, not future results |
| Predictors and signal groups work | They cannot know a random result |
| A bonus is free money | It carries wagering rules and limits |
Questions
Are you independent?
Editorially yes; financially we depend on commissions, which we disclose.
Can I report an error?
Yes, via the imprint page.
Why do you link to one casino?
It is our partner. We link only to games that exist there.
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