Site terms
The terms you agree to
This page sets out the basis on which you read anything published here. It is deliberately short: what the figures are, what they are not, and what we expect of you as a reader.
What the published figures represent
Where this site mentions a return figure, a bonus, a limit or a condition, that figure is a published figure that we have re-read and reproduced. It describes what the operator stated at the time we read it, and operators change their terms, so treat every figure as a snapshot rather than a promise. Check the operator's own pages before you rely on anything. A return figure is a long-run average across an enormous number of spins. It tells you nothing about what a single session will do, and no pattern of play changes it. No figure on this site is a prediction, and nothing here is a strategy that wins.
The content on this site is general information about how pokies and bonuses are structured and described. It is not financial advice, not legal advice, and not a recommendation to open an account or spend money anywhere. We do not know your circumstances, and we are not licensed to advise you on them. If you are weighing up whether to spend money on a game, that is a decision for you, and a session is money that can be lost. If gambling is causing you or someone close to you harm, stop and seek support from a qualified service rather than from a website like this one.
How the commercial arrangement works
This site is supported by a commercial arrangement with a partner, and that arrangement is disclosed because you are entitled to know about it. Where we point you towards our partner, we may benefit if you sign up, and that is the commercial reason the page exists. A commercial arrangement does not change what the figures mean. We still reproduce published figures rather than invented ones, and we still do not claim to have played, deposited, withdrawn or contacted anyone. We describe what the published terms say, because that is all we have done.
We refer to our partner by that description rather than by name in our general pages, and we do not present the partner as an endorsement of your chances. A bonus is a set of conditions attached to money, not a gift, and the conditions are the part worth reading closely before you accept anything. The partner's cashier accepts the payment methods it lists and no others, so check that list directly rather than assuming a method is available. Nothing on this site overrides the operator's terms, and where the two differ, the operator's terms govern your account.
Age, jurisdiction and your own responsibility
This site is written for adults. You must be 18 or over to use it, and the same age rule applies to any gambling product mentioned. If you are under 18, close the page. What you may lawfully do depends on where you are. Australian states and territories regulate gambling differently, and other countries have their own rules, so your own jurisdiction governs whether you may open an account, deposit or play. It is your responsibility to know and follow those rules before you do anything.
We do not present this site as directed at anyone in a place where its content would be unlawful, and we make no representation that anything described here is permitted where you are reading it. Nothing here is an invitation to break the law of your own jurisdiction. We may change, correct or remove content as published terms move, and we are not obliged to keep any page current. Read the operator's terms yourself, keep your own records of what you agreed to, and treat anything you read here as a starting point for your own checking.
Questions
Are the figures on this site guaranteed to be current?
No. They are published figures we re-read on a date, and operators can change terms at any time. Verify anything that matters to you on the operator's own pages before relying on it.
Does this site give financial or legal advice?
No. Everything here is general information about how games and bonuses are described, written for adults. For advice about your own situation, speak to a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.