The main sections of the site and how many pages each one holds. Service pages — about, contacts, privacy — are reached from the footer, and the site's other language versions are not counted here.
A casino card carries what we found on the brand's own pages: the regulator it names, the smallest deposit it accepts, how long it says a withdrawal takes, the welcome offer and how support is reached. Where we did not find a value on the pages we read, the line stays on the card and says Not found rather than being guessed or dropped, so the cards are not equally full.
The licence directory is a different thing. Those entries come from a compiled list of licensed brands: they carry an operator and a licence, and nothing about deposits, payouts or bonuses, because the brands' own pages were not read for them.
Game and studio pages, including the return-to-player figures on them, come from a compiled directory of titles and suppliers rather than from each studio's own pages. The single-page sections — bonuses, payments, player reviews, articles and guides — explain how things work; they are not records of any one operator.
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