How we source information
We don't score or rate anything. Every review is built from facts — each one cited to the operator's own page, a third-party tracker, or our own testing. Commission never decides what a review says or which facts it shows.
Everything else — slots, providers, sportsbooks, prediction markets, wallets, exchanges — is reviewed against its own checklist rather than forced into the casino model. Those checklists are below.
How we back a figure
Not every figure gets the same kind of check, and we'd rather say so than blur it. The first two apply fact by fact within a single casino review (see the six checks below); the third backs a small set of figures — on-chain deposit flow, hot-wallet balances —, cited to the tracker that publishes them. Every number traces back to whichever one applies.
The six things we check on every casino, and how each is sourced
There are no weights and no score. Each casino review shows these six as facts, with where each came from, and lists are sorted by facts like withdrawal time or name. Four of the six start from the operator's own public pages. Support responsiveness and the RTP build an operator ships are checked inside the casino itself.
The full spec sheet
Alongside those six checks, most casino reviews carry a grouped fact table — withdrawal time, fees, coins, bonus terms, licence and company registration, KYC. Every fact on it is either drawn from data already established elsewhere on this site, or checked by us directly against the operator's own page, with the exact source and date shown per row. It only ever grows by real, individual research — an operator with no facts checked yet simply has no spec sheet, not a filled-in placeholder.
The field-test protocol
The steps a field test follows. A figure is only labelled field-tested once its operator has been through them — none has yet.
Everything else: reviewed against its own checklist
A slot and a hardware wallet have nothing in common, so putting them on one scale would be theatre. Each category is reviewed against the things that actually decide whether it is any good, and each review shows you those checks and where each figure came from.
How we're funded
We earn commission when a reader signs up through our links. Rates differ between operators, which is exactly why commission never decides what a review says or which facts it shows.
No operator sees a review before publication, and no operator can pay for placement on any table on this site.
Corrections
If a figure here is wrong, we want to know. Reader reports go to the front of the queue. When we correct a figure, the page says what changed and where the new figure came from rather than making a silent edit.
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