How I test: where the numbers come from and what a casino has to pass

This page is the method. If a figure on the site can't be traced to one of the sources below, it's a mistake and I want to hear about it.

Where a game figure comes from

In order of preference: the game’s own info panel, opened at a casino from an Australian connection and screenshotted with the date; the provider’s own game page, where the studio has one; a named catalogue listing, where it doesn’t. Each page’s sources block names which one was used and when. IGTech, the studio behind Wolf Treasure, has no website, so its pages lean on the catalogue and say so until the panel has been read.

A number I haven’t seen isn’t printed. The pages say “not yet read” in its place.

How a game session is run

A $20 deposit by PayID at the casino’s stated minimum, the lowest bet the game allows, and a count of spins until each feature triggers. I note the feature outcomes, the balance at the end and the time from withdrawal request to money in the bank. A session report on a page describes one session at one casino on one date; it isn’t a measure of the game’s odds, and the page says that.

The four checks a casino passes

1. The game is in the lobby from an Australian connection, with the provider tag matching, and the info panel opens.
2. The cashier shows an Australian a deposit method with a stated minimum, and a withdrawal method with a stated time. I deposit, play and withdraw, and time it.
3. The licence is stated in the casino’s own footer and quoted as written. Online casinos aren’t licensed in Australia, and nothing on this site suggests otherwise.
4. The affiliate programme confirms in writing that it accepts Australian players, and the watchdogs show no unresolved non-payment, no retroactive terms and no predatory rating.

A casino that passes 1 to 3 but not 4 gets a card with facts and no button. A casino that passes none isn’t mentioned.

Dates and re-checks

Every page shows two dates: when it was published and when the figures were last checked. A check that changes a number changes the date; a re-read that confirms it also updates the date. Casino cards carry the date of the lobby and cashier check. If you find a figure that’s moved, the contact page is the way to tell me.

What you won’t find here

No ratings out of ten, no star scores, no “best casino” lists, no player counts, no testimonials. Those need data I don’t have. The How I earn page explains the money side of the same decision.