Our Review Process
This page explains exactly how the information on this site is produced: what we test, what we take from official sources, and what we refuse to publish. It exists so you can judge our pages instead of trusting them.
What we test ourselves
For every platform we recommend, we run the same sequence on a real account:
- Registration. We create an account from a Pakistani connection and record how long it takes, what data is requested, and whether PKR is available as an account currency.
- Deposit. We fund the account with a real payment through at least one local method — Easypaisa, JazzCash or CashMaal — and record the exact amount, the time to credit, and any fee applied.
- Gameplay. We play a minimum of 200 rounds of Aviator and check that the interface matches the provider’s specification: two bet panels, auto cash-out, live statistics and the provably fair panel.
- Provably fair check. We verify at least one round: take the published hash before the round, the revealed server seed after it, re-hash and confirm they match. The procedure is on the fairness page.
- Withdrawal. We request a withdrawal, complete verification, and record how long the money actually took to arrive — measured from request to funds received, not from the operator’s claimed processing window.
- Support. We ask support one specific question about withdrawal limits and record the response time and whether the answer was correct.
Every number in our payment tables comes from step 2 or step 5, or from the operator’s terms page. We say which.
What we take from official sources
Some facts cannot be established by testing and are taken from the provider or the regulator:
| Fact | Source |
|---|---|
| RTP, maximum multiplier, bet limits | Spribe’s game specification and the operator’s rules page |
| Licence numbers | The regulator’s public register — not the casino’s own footer |
| Bonus terms | The operator’s terms page, with the date we read it |
| App file size and checksums | Downloaded from our own link and hashed by us; the measurement date is on the page |
How we handle figures that change
Payment limits, processing times and bonus percentages change without notice. We mark each page with the date it was last checked. If a figure on our site does not match what you see in the cashier, the cashier is right and we are out of date — tell us at [email protected] and we will correct it.
Test log
A method is only worth reading if you can see when it was last applied. This is the record for the operator covered on the casinos page.
| Check | Last done | Result recorded on |
|---|---|---|
| Registration and PKR account | 2 August 2026 | Registration |
| Deposit via Easypaisa | 2 August 2026 | Deposit methods |
| Withdrawal and verification | 2 August 2026 | Withdrawal options |
| Provably Fair round check | 2 August 2026 | Real or fake |
| APK size and checksums | 3 August 2026 | Aviator app |
| Bonus terms and wagering | 2 August 2026 | Promo codes |
Where a figure on a page carries a different date to the one here, the date on the page is the one that applies to that figure.
What we will not publish
Prediction accuracy claims
We do not publish figures like “99% accuracy” for any tool, because no such figure has ever been demonstrated to us under test. Where developers make such claims, we attribute them — see predictors.
Guaranteed-win strategies
We describe how staking systems work and what they do to the shape of your results. We do not present any of them as profitable. What a staking system changes is the shape of the results, not the odds of a round — the arithmetic is on the strategy page.
User reviews we cannot verify
If we ever publish reader reviews, they will come through a form with moderation, and the ratings shown will match the reviews on the page. We will not display an aggregate rating without the reviews behind it.
Paid positive coverage
No operator can buy a rating or a recommendation on this site.
How affiliate links work here
Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you register through one, the operator may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing and changes nothing about the offer you receive.
What it does not change is what we publish. We test the same way whether or not a link is paid, and when a tested platform performs badly — a withdrawal that takes four days instead of the advertised four hours — that goes on the page.
Corrections
Found an error? Write to [email protected]. We correct factual errors and note the date of the correction at the bottom of the page. Corrections are not silently edited out.
Who does this
All testing and writing is done by the people listed on our about page. Every article carries the name of its author and the date it was last checked.
