How We Review: Method, Boundaries and Disclosure

The one test for including a criterion

Each criterion below passes a single test: a reader could go and look at it. That excludes the adjectives that fill most casino pages — generous, premium, reliable — and keeps the facts that decide where money goes and how it comes back. The matching rule is that an admitted gap beats a confident guess: "the operator does not publish this, so ask support in writing" is worth more than an invented number that reads smoothly.

The checks we run

A note specific to RTP and game data

This site writes about slot RTP, volatility and maximum-win figures, so it owes you a sentence about where those come from. They are the figures published by the game studio or shown in a game's own information screen, reported as published — not measurements, and not results we obtained.

Two consequences. First, an operator can sometimes offer a title at a different configured RTP from the one quoted elsewhere, so the game's own info screen in your lobby is the authority, not any list including ours. Second, nobody — no reviewer, no guide, no player — can confirm from the outside that actual returns match a published figure, because the number describes behaviour over a volume of play nobody experiences. A published RTP is a design parameter, not a promise about your session.

What cannot be verified from outside

• Withdrawal speed. With no account anywhere and nothing deposited, any payout time we printed would be invented. The operator sets it — read its cashier page.
• Transaction charges, limits at both ends, bonus values and VIP tiers, none of which is fixed.
• Whether a game's real returns match its published RTP, for the reasons in the section above.
• Events inside a support queue, and the resolution of any individual complaint.
• The present standing of a licence, which a published register only records as at its own date.
• The contents of a mobile package. Nothing here is hosted, linked or examined.

Why no score and no ranked list

A single score compresses unlike findings into one digit using weights nobody shows you, so it reads as precision while carrying less information than the list it replaced. And a ranked table creates positions, which can be sold — in affiliate publishing they regularly are. Reporting each check separately keeps the detail and removes the lever, and it respects that readers weigh things differently depending on how they play and how they withdraw.

Disclosure and anonymity

Some outbound links may be partner links and may earn a commission if a reader signs up through one. Three fixed rules: no payment changes a page's text, no operator sees or approves a page before publication, and nothing is purchasable — not a mention, not a position, not a softened sentence, not a removed criticism.

There is no byline, portrait or job title here. The usual alternative in this niche is an invented expert with a stock photograph, and anonymity is the more honest option. For the same reason you will never read on this site that we deposited, played, cashed out or timed anything, because we did not — and because that is a claim you could not check even if we made it.

Dates and corrections

Operator terms and game configurations both change quietly, so every page carries a published and a modified date for you to weigh, and where a detail will drift we point at the operator's or the game's own screen rather than freezing a figure into our text. If something here is wrong, the correction is worth more than the sentence it replaces. Standing notice: JILISUPER is an independent guide, not an operator; gambling is for adults 21 and over, and the limit and self-exclusion tools on your operator account exist for the moment play stops being a free choice.