Checking texts and earning money

Anyone comparing low-stake slots is also judging the site behind the comparison. What deserves a straight answer is how our texts are checked and where the money comes from. We give both answers below, without varnish.

How we are paid

Money first, since a reader is entitled to know it before anything else. Some pages on Mindep Slots link to casinos as partners, and following one of those links may earn us a reward. That reward is one of the ways this website is paid. On any page that carries a list of casinos, the contents of the list and the order of its entries are set by commercial agreements, and both can depend on the country a reader is in. A reader who visits from different countries may see the same list wear a different order, and that is the agreements at work, not an accident. A reader should treat the contents of such a list as shaped by payment rather than by our judgment of the casinos, and anyone looking for an independent ranking will not find it in these lists. Bonus terms are a separate matter. Each casino sets the terms of its own bonuses; we do not set them, and we do not guarantee them. Anyone taking a bonus is entering the casino's terms, not ours.

Game figures and proofreading

  • On a review page, the key figures of a game are drawn from the game data rather than typed into the article.
  • We check any win multiplier named in the text against the game data before the page goes live.
  • Every piece of material on Mindep Slots is put through editorial proofreading.

Where the figures come from

Every figure about a game that appears on the site shares one origin: a catalogue of game data. The source of that catalogue is not named. For a reader weighing two low-stake titles against each other, the practical point is that both are measured against the same body of data, so a figure on one page can be set directly against the matching figure on another. A reader comparing figures across the site is therefore comparing readings from a single source.