Editorial standards

Methodology

Every number we publish is either sourced from the provider or operator, measured by us, or marked as not disclosed. We never estimate a figure and present it as fact.

Ratings are never for sale

Commercial agreements affect which operators we can link to. They never affect scores, ordering, or the facts recorded on a page.

Slots

How SlotScore is calculated

RTP configuration
Default RTP plus how widely lower variants are deployed.
20%
Win potential
Advertised max win, and how reachable it is in practice.
20%
Features
Depth, interaction and originality of bonus rounds.
15%
Gameplay
Base game engagement, pacing and hit rhythm.
15%
Originality
Mechanical novelty versus reskinned maths.
10%
Visuals & audio
Art direction, animation quality, sound design.
10%
Mobile
Portrait handling, load time and control ergonomics.
10%

Casino ratings

Casino ratings combine licensing quality and verifiability, KYC transparency, published terms, payment coverage, withdrawal behaviour, support responsiveness, responsible gambling tooling and complaint history. Where we have not completed our own withdrawal test cycle, the operator's claimed speed is labelled as operator-stated.

Data verification

Each record carries a last-verified date. Provider-published RTP and max win figures are re-checked whenever a studio updates its game sheet. Operator terms are re-read on each verification pass because bonus clauses change without notice.

What we do not publish

  • Predicted results, hot or cold game claims, or betting systems.
  • Unsourced RTP figures scraped from third-party aggregators.
  • Complaint counts we cannot trace to verifiable cases.

Corrections

If a published figure is wrong, tell us and we will correct it and note the change on the record. Accuracy matters more to us than being first.