Where review figures come from
A fresh slot carries little playing history, so a review leans on game data rather than reputation. The key figures come from that data, and a multiplier named in the text is compared with it first. RTP remains a theoretical figure and guarantees no result.
What a review covers
A review on New Slots covers what is known about the game. The scope stays fixed across every title. It looks at the reels and lines, then at the mechanics. Bonus features are described, and so is the maximum win. Volatility is set out, with RTP alongside it. None of these points depends on taste or on a first reaction. Each one is a property of the game. Together they show how a title plays and what it can pay. Every fresh title passes through the same list. New releases can be weighed against each other on the same terms.
A reference guide, not a casino
New Slots is a reference guide to online casino games. It is not a casino. No bets are taken and no deposits are held. Reading a review stakes nothing. The role of the website stops at information. Reviews describe games; they do not host them for play. Anything involving a stake belongs to a casino and happens elsewhere. That boundary shapes everything offered to a reader.
RTP as a theoretical figure
The RTP of a game is a theoretical figure set over the long term. It is worked out across an enormous number of rounds. A single session sits far below that scale. The version a casino offers may differ from the published one. Offers of the same game can therefore read differently. The figure describes the game, not any one deal. It also guarantees nothing. A high RTP says where the average tends. It never says what the next spin brings. A reader is better off treating it as background, not as a forecast.
The catalogue behind the figures
Every figure in a review traces back to a catalogue of game data. The source of that catalogue is not named. Key figures on a review page come straight from the game data. They are not typed onto the page as wording. A win multiplier can appear in the wording. That figure is matched against the game data before the review appears. This keeps the wording and the numbers in agreement. Knowing the chain is enough to judge how far a figure carries.