Our Standards
Twelve weighted standards, one score, and a process that begins with our own money.
Funded Accounts, Or No Entry
Every score on this register begins identically: registration, identity verification, a coin purchase from our own resources, playthrough, and a settlement request.
Scoring commences only once funds have arrived. A house unable to complete that sequence receives no entry on this register at all, and several do not.
The Twelve Standards
Scoring encompasses redeemable coin value within the welcome offer, recurring promotional value, playthrough fairness, confirmed settlement time, available settlement methods, minimum redemption thresholds, shelf depth, studio quality, mobile performance, assistance responsiveness, state coverage, and corporate transparency.
Redeemable value and settlement time carry the greatest weight, as together they determine what a reader actually receives. Shelf volume deliberately counts for less than shelf quality; fifty well-made jackpot titles exceed five hundred near-identical variants.
What We Deliberately Disregard
We assign no weight to the magnitude of play-currency headline figures, as they carry no redeemable value and are trivially inflated. We do not score visual presentation beyond whether the interface functions. And we admit commercial terms in neither direction.
Independence, Stated Plainly
Position upon this register is not available for purchase. Houses are not shown their standing prior to publication and cannot request revision of it. Where affiliate arrangements exist they are broadly comparable across the category and therefore furnish no basis for preferring one house over another. Were such an arrangement ever to conflict with a review finding, we would conclude the arrangement rather than revise the finding.
Reassessment
Offers change continually and settlement performance drifts, so every house on this register is reconciled monthly and reviewed in full at least quarterly. Where a settlement window slips or an offer contracts, the score moves accordingly. The date recorded upon each report indicates when its details were last confirmed.