About the author
I run this site and I'm answerable for every figure on it. Below: how I test a slot, what I deliberately don't publish, and the fastest way to tell me I've got something wrong.
- 799
- games in the library
- 3
- development studios
- 22
- themes catalogued
- 2026
- writing here since
What I do here
I built this library because every time I went looking for a specific slot I landed on a page that told me nothing about it beyond that it was “thrilling”. What I wanted was the RTP, the volatility, the max-win cap and whether the bonus round does anything interesting — and that meant digging through the providers' own game sheets, title by title.
So I started writing it down. This site is what came of that: every game has a spec table read from source, with a demo you can open next to it, no account and no deposit. The round-ups, theme write-ups and reviews are mine. If my name is on a piece, I checked the numbers in it myself.
How I test a slot
Every title I write about, I play in demo — the same build you'll find here. The order never changes:
- read the RTP, volatility and win cap off the provider's game sheet, not off somebody else's round-up;
- open the paytable inside the game itself and check it agrees with the sheet — where it doesn't, the in-game panel wins and I say so;
- play long enough to trigger the bonus round at least once and see whether the volatility behaves the way the provider claims;
- write down the flaws. A review with no section on what the game gets wrong is marketing copy, not a review.
What I don't do: rate slots I haven't played, or rewrite a studio's press material as description. Where a figure can't be confirmed against the provider, the row simply doesn't appear — I'd rather leave a gap than print a guess.
Full methodology and caveats →
Professional background
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Until it's filled in, the honest version of my credentials is the one above: I run this site, I play the games I write about, and I'm answerable for its numbers. My professional profile is linked at the top of this page.
What I'm answerable for
This site earns affiliate commission from the casinos it links to. I say so plainly, because it's the one fact that lets you price my recommendation. Commission doesn't move the RTP or any other figure in the spec tables — those come from the game's maker and aren't up for negotiation with an operator.
Errors are mine by name. If I've published a wrong number I correct it and update the date under the piece, rather than quietly swapping a digit. A page that's out of date with a visible date on it is more honest than one that's permanently “fresh” and never says what changed.
Found a mistake?
Tell me. Reports of a wrong RTP get read before anything else — what helps most is the game's name, the figure you're seeing, and the casino you're seeing it at, because that last detail explains most of the discrepancies.
Last updated 3 September 2026 · 18+ only. Demo games run on play-money credits with no cash value. Please gamble responsibly.