Methodology

How are demo games chosen?

We add games that have a working public demo from the provider and publish an official game page we can use for reference. Games without a demo are not added. Which games appear is an editorial choice and is not a ranking of quality.

Where does game data come from?

Details such as RTP, volatility, maximum win and features are taken from the provider's own published information, and each game page notes the source. Providers can change figures, so check the information inside the game before you rely on it.

How do player ratings work?

A rating is the average of reviews that visitors submit and our moderators approve. We do not seed ratings, so a game with no approved reviews shows none. Moderation checks that a review follows our rules, not whether its opinion is right.

How are casinos listed?

The casino list is commercial. A casino appears when it accepts players from Canada and is part of our partner arrangements, and its position depends on how visitors who join through us behave, as well as on commission. Before you deposit, compare the bonus terms and confirm the casino's licence on the regulator's own site; in Ontario, for example, you can check the operator against the AGCO and iGaming Ontario. Visit the casino list for the current picks.

Do we test casinos or games?

We do not audit casinos, test random number generators or verify payouts. Our guides explain general principles, and any claim about a game comes from its provider.

What is the commercial disclosure?

We may be paid when you follow a casino link and register. This is the hub's source of income and can influence the casinos shown. If you have questions, see our responsible gambling page or contact us.