Methodology

This page explains, in general terms, how content on this independent site is researched and written. Research starts by separating search intent, the entities involved, verifiable facts, open unknowns and the sources behind each claim. Competitor pages and search results are reviewed to understand how a topic is commonly covered, not copied as a template.

How claims are checked

Before a statement about an operator, bonus term or payment method is published, it is traced back to a concrete source: an official terms page, a regulator register entry, a payment provider's own documentation, or a comparable primary reference. Where a claim cannot be traced to such a source, it is marked as unconfirmed or left out rather than presented as fact.

For gambling-related brands this generally includes checking who the stated operator is, whether a licence number appears in the relevant regulator's public register (for example the German GGL register for operators serving German players), what the published terms say about withdrawals, fees and complaints, and whether responsible-gambling tools such as deposit limits, self-exclusion and age verification are described. Passing these checks on this site means a source was found and reviewed, not that the operator's licence, reputation or offer has been independently audited.

Sources and priority

When several sources disagree, official and primary documents take priority over secondary summaries, and secondary summaries take priority over promotional material or screenshots. A banner, affiliate listing or third-party review is treated as a starting point for further checking, not as a standalone source.

Limits

A screenshot or advertising banner does not prove a licence, payout, rating or bonus condition. Such details are used only when an appropriate source exists. Figures, dates, licence numbers and similar specifics that cannot be confirmed from a named source are not stated as fact on this site; where they matter to a reader's decision, the page says plainly that the detail is unverified and suggests checking it directly with the operator or the relevant regulator.

Updated: 2026-11-05