Last updated: 4 September 2026
1. Who publishes this site
This is a small independent editorial project covering one game and the lobbies that host it. There is no casino behind it, no operator ownership, and no group of sites publishing the same text under different names. The people writing here play the game, read the terms and check the cashiers, then report what they found.
2. What a normal week looks like
Re-checking a cashier, reading a changed set of terms, replying to reader mail and rewriting whatever no longer matches reality. Very little of it is glamorous, and all of it is the job.
3. How a page gets written
A page starts with the demo, because it costs nothing and shows the mechanic honestly. Then comes the paperwork: licence registry, terms, bonus conditions, payment pages. Where a real deposit is possible we make a small one and take it back out again, and we note the date. Nothing is published on the strength of another site's summary.
Because this site is built around the app version, most questions we get are about installation: where the file came from, what permissions it asked for, and whether the demo behaves the same as the real-money build. Those answers live in the guide, and the rules on this page apply to all of them.
4. How the site pays for itself
Through affiliate commission on some outbound links, disclosed openly. That funding pays for hosting and the hours behind the checks; it does not buy a rating, a placement or a softer verdict. If those two things ever got confused, the guide would stop being worth reading — which is a commercial argument as much as an ethical one.
5. Corrections
Figures move and links rot. When something here is wrong, we would rather hear it from a reader than leave it standing: write to us, we fix the page and update the date at the top. Reports about slow payouts or changed terms carry real weight in what we recommend.
6. How often pages change
Every page carries a date. Core guides are re-read on a schedule and immediately whenever a reader tells us something no longer matches what they see.
Thank you for reading this far — pages like this exist for exactly that.