How we rank
The order of our rankings is advertising: it is set by spinchecks and can reflect our commercial agreements. Each casino also has a spinchecks score out of 10, which is separate from the order. The score is not a player rating and not a withdrawal check: we don't deposit or play. This page explains how the score is set, how the order is decided and what role commissions play.
The spinchecks score out of 10
Every casino in our rankings has a score out of 10, set by spinchecks editorial. It reflects how well the casino suits slot players, based on five areas: the value of the welcome offer for a typical first deposit, how clearly the bonus terms are published, the size and variety of the slot library, the payment options, and extras such as reload offers, cashback or our exclusive code.
The score is our editorial judgement from the information the casino publishes. It is not a test result: we don't deposit or play. It is not a user score either: we don't collect player reviews, so we never show one.
How the order is decided
The order of each ranking, its partner order, is set by spinchecks editorial for that market. It can reflect our commercial agreements, and it is not sorted by the score: a casino with a higher score can sit below one with a lower score. Every ranking says this next to it.
We earn a commission from the casinos in our rankings, and commercial terms can influence which casinos we list and in what order. That is why every ranking is marked as advertising. Casinos we don't work with never appear in a ranking. When we review them, those reviews carry no link to the casino.
Rankings per market
Offers differ from country to country, so each language version of the site shows the ranking for its own market. The market is decided by the page you are reading, never by your location.
How often it changes
When a casino's offer changes, we update it and every ranking on the site shows the new version with the date. The date under each ranking shows when its offers were last updated.