How We Rate
This page explains how the information on tradaslots.co.uk is collected and checked. It covers our sources, what we look at and why it matters to a player in Great Britain, and what we do when sources disagree.
Where the information comes from
Every page is built from primary sources first. We do not rely on forum posts or second-hand summaries for facts such as bonus terms or fees.
- The operator's own website and its help pages
- Bonus terms and conditions for each offer
- The general terms and conditions of the casino
- Payment and withdrawal pages
- The public licence register of the regulator
Where a fact cannot be found in any of these places, we leave it out or say that it is not confirmed. We do not fill gaps with guesses.
What we check and why it matters
The same checklist is used on every page. Each item is chosen because it affects what a player in GB actually experiences.
A casino serving GB players should hold a licence that is valid for the UK market. We look at who holds the licence and who operates the site. This is covered in more detail on our licence and safety page.
A large headline figure says little on its own. We read the wagering requirement, the time limit, the maximum bet, game contributions and any cap on winnings. These details decide whether an offer is worth taking. Our bonus page applies this method to the current promotions.
We note the deposit and withdrawal methods, minimum and maximum amounts, fees and the stated processing times. We also record whether identity checks are required before a first withdrawal, since this often explains delays.
We look at the range of slots, table games and live games, and which studios supply them. For individual titles we report features, volatility and RTP as published by the provider.
We check which support channels exist and what hours they cover. We also check for deposit limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and links to independent help services, because these tools protect players.
When sources conflict
Sometimes a promotion page and the full terms say different things, or a help page is out of date. In that case the legally binding document wins. Usually that means the full terms and conditions or the licence register.
If the conflict cannot be resolved, we say so on the page and advise players to confirm the detail with the operator before they deposit.
How often pages are re-checked
Casino terms change without notice. We re-check pages against the original sources on a regular schedule and when we notice a change in an offer or a policy.
Each page should be read as accurate to the date we last checked it. Offers shown on the site may already have changed, so the operator's current terms always take priority.
What we do not do
- We do not accept payment to change a fact, a rating or a warning.
- We do not promise winnings or suggest that any strategy beats the house edge.
- We do not present estimates as confirmed facts.
- We do not target anyone under 18.
Gambling carries risk and should be treated as paid entertainment. If it stops being enjoyable, use the limit and self-exclusion tools or contact an independent support service such as GamCare.
Spotted an error? Compare it with the operator's current terms and tell us. We will correct verified mistakes. You can see the method applied in our main overview.