How we review slots

Where the facts come from

Every review starts from the game provider's own published information: the official game page, the return to player (RTP), volatility rating, maximum win and feature descriptions. Where a review uses an official page, it is linked under Sources at the end of the review.

If a provider does not publish a figure, the review leaves it out. We do not estimate RTP, invent features or quote play statistics we do not have.

How reviews are written

Reviews are drafted with the help of AI writing tools working only from those published facts, under strict rules: no invented numbers, no promises of wins, plain language and Canadian spelling. Each game also has a free demo on the same page, so you can check anything a review says for yourself.

What we look at

For each game we explain the RTP in plain dollars, what the volatility rating means for how wins arrive, how the main features and bonus work, and what kind of player the game suits. Casino comparisons use the figures each casino publishes: RTP, payout times and game counts.

Updates and corrections

Each review shows the date it was last updated. When a provider changes a game or we find an error, we correct the review and update that date.