About
About us
We run a free slot library: 799 games from 3 studios, each with the numbers that actually describe it. No accounts, no deposits, no pretending a slot is something it isn't.
What this site is
Most slot sites tell you a game is "exciting". That's not information. What tells you something is the RTP, how volatile the maths is, what the top win is capped at, the reel layout, and whether the bonus round is worth waiting for. We put those on every game page and let you play the demo right next to them — no sign-up, no download, and nothing for you to hand over.
The whole site rests on one idea: the way to learn a slot is to play it with credits that cost nothing. At most studios the demo runs the same maths and the same random number generator as the real-money build, so two hundred spins already tell you how often it pays small wins, how long the dry spells between bonuses run, and whether its pace suits you at all. No marketing blurb and no second-hand review gets you that.
We don't run real-money games, we don't take deposits and we have no account system. Demo credits are notional, have no cash value and can't be withdrawn — there is nothing here to win and nothing to lose. If you decide to play for money, you do it at an operator, not with us.
What's in the library
The library currently holds 799 games from 3 studios. Every one of them opens in the browser, on a phone or on a desktop, in your own language and currency where the studio provides that build.
There are three ways through the catalogue: all of it at once, by studio, or by theme — and there are 22 themes, from Egyptian and fruit machines to the Wild West.
- the full demo catalogue, with a filter by provider;
- theme pages, for when you want a mood rather than a title;
- studio pages, with each one's RTP range and what it is known for;
- a search box, for when you know exactly what you want;
- a favourites list, saved in your own browser.
Every game gets a short description of its mechanics, a table of specs and a list of the casinos that actually carry that studio's catalogue. The star on a tile saves the title to your list — the list lives in your browser rather than on our server, so it needs no account and we cannot read it from there.
Where our numbers come from, and how we check them
RTP is read from the game sheets the studios publish themselves, title by title, rather than from the round-ups circulating on other sites, which are often stale and sometimes simply wrong. Max win, volatility, reel layout, ways to win, release year, the feature list and the cover art all come from the same source.
If we can't confirm a figure in the studio's own material, the page simply doesn't show that row. We would rather leave a gap than print a guess: one invented RTP undermines every other number on the site, and the spec table is the only thing we are really selling the reader.
Figures get another pass at every significant library update. If a game shows you something different from what we show, there is usually a specific reason — the next section covers it — and we want to hear about it.
Three caveats we won't bury
Some things are easy to leave out to make a site look more authoritative. We would rather say them plainly, even though they complicate a tidy table.
Same slot, different RTP
Several studios ship one title in more than one RTP configuration — 96.48% and 94.50%, say — and the casino chooses which one it runs. We publish the value from the studio's game sheet, but the final word is always the in-game info panel, at the casino you are actually sitting in. Checking takes a few seconds and it is a habit worth forming before you place a real stake.
Max win is a cap, not a forecast
Figures like 21,100× the stake are a theoretical payout ceiling, the output of simulating millions of spins, not a sum anyone should expect. A vanishing fraction of sessions ever reaches it, and no click order, stake size or "strategy" changes that.
RTP is an average over a very long run
An RTP of 96.48% does not mean £100 will leave you with £96. It means that across millions of spins the slot returns that share of everything staked — a single session can end at zero or at several times your deposit. Volatility describes how violently those outcomes scatter, which is why we show it as prominently as RTP.
How we make money
We earn affiliate commission, and there is nothing mysterious about it. The links that lead to casinos are affiliate links: if you click one, open an account with the operator and play for real money, the operator pays us a commission.
The casino pays that commission, not you. Your account terms, the operator's offer and the games' RTP are no different because you arrived through our link — you get exactly what you would get by typing the casino's address in by hand. The click passes through a redirect that counts the referral and then lands on the operator's site.
The site has no other income: we sell no display advertising, publish no paid posts, run no sponsored newsletter and charge you nothing. Demo play is free and stays free, with no spin limit and no "sign in to keep playing" wall.
Commission has no route into the figures we publish, because those figures aren't ours. RTP comes from the studio's game sheet — it can't be bought, nudged up or rounded in anyone's favour here. The same goes for volatility and the max-win cap.
Casino links are affiliate links. They don't affect the figures we publish — RTP comes from the studios' own game sheets.
Editorial independence, concretely
"Editorial independence" is easy to claim, so instead of a pledge here are three rules you can check against the pages of this site.
A casino appears on a game only if it carries the game
Operators license whole studio catalogues rather than individual titles, so we map casinos to studios and show one under a game only where we have confirmed that the studio runs there. A casino we haven't checked appears on no game page at all — even where a commercial arrangement exists. An unverified listing would tell a reader a game is available somewhere it may not be.
We publish no specific bonus offers
A bonus quoted without its significant terms — wagering, minimum deposit, maximum bonus and expiry — misleads, and those terms change faster than any site can keep up with. Instead of headline numbers we explain the mechanics: what a no-deposit bonus is, how wagering is actually calculated, and where in the terms the traps sit.
Bad news about a game stays on the page
If a slot has weak RTP, brutal volatility or a bonus round that rarely pays for itself, the description says so. A review in which nothing is ever a drawback isn't a review, it's ad copy in a different typeface.
How wagering works — without the numbers →
What you won't find here
A few things are missing on purpose. Better to know up front what this site will never give you:
- bonus amounts, promo codes and promises of free spins;
- a "best casinos" ranking with no stated criteria;
- guaranteed strategies, betting systems or "hot" machines — slots have no memory and every spin is independent;
- real-money games, deposits, withdrawals or payments of any kind;
- a news section padded out with invented stories — until there are real ones, the page sits empty and says so.
Responsible gambling
Demo play is free and carries no financial risk — that is its great advantage and the main reason this site exists. Real-money gambling does carry risk, and for some people it stops being entertainment.
Limits are worth setting before you need them: licensed operators are required to offer deposit limits, time limits and self-exclusion. If gambling is starting to affect your finances, your sleep or the people close to you, that is a signal not worth putting off.
It is also worth checking an operator's licence. Online gambling is tightly regulated and not every site that accepts you holds a licence in your country. That is something you verify with the operator and with the regulator named on its licence — we give no legal or tax advice.
Free, confidential help is available: BeGambleAware.org
Corrections and contact
Telling us a number is wrong is the most valuable message we can get. If a game shows an RTP different from ours, a demo won't launch, or a casino is listed under a title it doesn't carry, write in. Every report is checked against the studio's game sheet, and we either fix the page or explain where the difference comes from.
18+ only. Nothing on this site is legal or financial advice, or a guarantee of any outcome. Play responsibly.