Editorial Policy

How the calculators are verified

Before a tool is published, and after any change to one:

What counts as a source

The maths here is derived, not cited: expected value, house edge and HMAC verification are standard and can be checked directly rather than taken on authority. Where a page gives a range rather than a derivation — for instance that published case odds commonly work out to 85–95% RTP — it is labelled as a general observation and marked illustrative, not presented as a measurement of any named operator.

We do not restate figures found on other affiliate sites. If a number cannot be derived or clearly labelled as illustrative, it does not go on the page.

What we decline to publish

Updates and corrections

If a formula here is wrong, a worked example does not add up, or a tool returns something it should not, that is a bug and it gets fixed rather than quietly left. Where a correction changes a figure a reader might have acted on, the change is noted on the page rather than made silently.

Review dates move only when a page is actually revised. There is no scheduled bulk refresh, because a date that moves without the content moving is not information.

Affiliate relationships

The calculators and guides carry no affiliate links. Where this site refers promo-code queries to HowCents, that site earns commission on signups. No affiliate relationship influences what the tools on this site report — the arithmetic is the arithmetic, and it is unflattering to the category more often than not.

Reader responsibility

Everything here is educational. Expected value describes long-run averages, not individual sessions, and most people lose money gambling. Verify terms, eligibility, and legality for your own region before acting on anything. WagerCodes does not operate any gambling platform.

Maintained by Jay Calder · Reviewed