Inside each slot review
A Fun Slots review is built to be checked: the key figures are taken from game data, and a win multiplier named in the wording is verified against that data before publication. RTP still has to be read as a long-term theoretical figure, because a casino version may differ and no result is guaranteed.
- Where do the key figures in a review come from?
- Where does the game data itself come from?
- What does RTP tell a player?
- What goes into a review, and what is Fun Slots?
Where do the key figures in a review come from?
We take the key figures for a game from the game data, not from wording typed onto the review page. A win multiplier mentioned in the text is checked against the same game data before publication, so a stated multiplier has to match the data record before it appears.
Where does the game data itself come from?
The game figures used for our slot coverage come from a catalogue of game data. That catalogue is the reference for the numbers; its source is not named. A figure can be weighed by its place in that catalogue, not by a named outside provider.
What does RTP tell a player?
RTP is a theoretical long-term figure. It describes an average return worked out across a very large number of rounds, so it says nothing reliable about one session, one feature, or any short run of play. The version offered by a casino may differ from the listed figure, and RTP does not guarantee any result.
What goes into a review, and what is Fun Slots?
- A review covers the mechanics.
- A review covers the maximum win.
- A review covers the bonus features.
- A review covers the reels and lines.
- A review covers the RTP.
- A review covers the volatility.
- Fun Slots is a reference guide to online casino games.
- Fun Slots is not a casino and takes no bets or deposits.