Payment, partner links and proofreading
Figures about each game come out of a game-data catalogue, and our materials go through editorial proofreading. Partner links and commercial casino agreements bring the money in and shape our casino lists. A new slot can look simpler than the machinery behind it.
Where do our figures come from and what checks the wording?
- Every figure about a game is drawn from a catalogue of game data.
- Its source is not named.
- The trail behind a figure stops at the catalogue.
- All materials on this website go through editorial proofreading.
- That pass covers the wording a reader meets on any page here.
How do the key figures reach a review page?
On the review page of a game, the key figures are lifted straight from the game data. They are not written into the page as text. The wording is ours, and the numbers belong to the data. A figure taken from the data cannot drift from it through a typing slip. A sentence in the wording may mention a win multiplier. Each multiplier of that kind is checked against the game data before publication. The check exists for one reason. It keeps the quoted multiplier and the data in agreement. For a reader facing an unfamiliar title, that agreement is one fixed point.
How is this website paid?
Partner casinos are linked from some pages of this website. Those links can earn the website a reward when a reader follows them. That reward is money, and money here takes two shapes. One shape is the partner-link reward. The other is the commercial agreement. It decides what a casino list contains and how it is ordered. A reader's country can also change the list, so two readers in different places can see different orders. Such a list is an arrangement, and a reader can weigh it as one. An affiliate link leads to an external website. The casino on the other side runs its own rules and its own policies. A reader who lands there is dealing with that casino, not with this website.