How We Write

How we choose what to write

Topics come from search demand data: the slot questions players in Nigeria actually ask, from tricks and hacks to RTP and free spins. We write a guide when the question can be answered from primary sources.

Where our facts come from

• Games: the rules, paytables and RTP figures the studios publish, and regulator technical standards for how random number generators and RTP are tested.
• The slot catalogue: each provider's own published game data where it exists, and public slot databases otherwise (see data credits).
• Casinos and bonuses: each operator's own terms for deposits, withdrawals and offers.
• Rules in Nigeria: notices and registers from the national and state gaming regulators.

News stories can point us to a source. They are not the source. Every guide ends with its sources.

How a guide is drafted and checked

Guides are drafted with the help of AI writing tools under this documented process: the draft is written from the gathered sources, every figure is dated, and each claim links to where it came from. Before a guide goes up, automated checks test it for sourcing, links and figures. A guide that fails is fixed or not published.

What we do not claim

No guide is reviewed by a named human expert. We do not play-test games or casinos, and we do not claim to. Nothing here promises a win or is financial advice.

Fixes and updates

If something looks wrong, tell us through our contact form with the page link. We check it against the source, fix it if it is wrong, and show the date of the fix.