Last updated: 4 September 2026
Who publishes this site
This is a small independent editorial project covering one game and the lobbies that host it. There is no casino behind it, no operator ownership, and no group of sites publishing the same text under different names. The people writing here play the game, read the terms and check the cashiers, then report what they found.
Why we publish the method
Anyone can claim to have tested something. Publishing how we test lets a reader judge the claim, and it keeps us honest on the days when copying would be faster.
What we actually do
Three things, mostly: we explain how the round works so a first-time player is not guessing; we verify the practical detail — licence, RTP claims, deposit methods, withdrawal timing — that marketing pages leave vague; and we keep the numbers current, because operators change limits without announcing it.
How a page gets written
A page starts with the demo, because it costs nothing and shows the mechanic honestly. Then comes the paperwork: licence registry, terms, bonus conditions, payment pages. Where a real deposit is possible we make a small one and take it back out again, and we note the date. Nothing is published on the strength of another site's summary.
Our focus is the original InOut Games release rather than the clones that borrow its artwork. That distinction runs through everything published here, including this page: when we say a lobby is verified, we mean the licence and the game build, not the logo.
How the site pays for itself
Through affiliate commission on some outbound links, disclosed openly. That funding pays for hosting and the hours behind the checks; it does not buy a rating, a placement or a softer verdict. If those two things ever got confused, the guide would stop being worth reading — which is a commercial argument as much as an ethical one.
What we are not
We are not a casino, a payment processor or a customer support desk. We cannot open, credit, unlock or close an account, we never handle player funds, and we hold no authority over any operator. Account problems belong with the operator's own support team, which is also the fastest route to fixing them.
Working with readers
Reader reports have corrected figures, removed operators and started whole sections. It is the cheapest quality control we have, and the most reliable.
We keep this page short on purpose: policies nobody reads protect nobody.