What this site is, what it is not, and where the money comes from
This is an independent guide. Not the operator, not connected to the operator, and paid through the buttons it carries. All three change how this site should be read, which is why they are on this page rather than in a footnote.
What this site is
One subject, done properly: Stake read from its own terms. How signing in works, how many lira of staking an offer’s wagering requirement really means, which step in a crypto cashier cannot be undone, where a game’s RTP is written, and where app searches actually lead.
Everything here comes from published terms, from the games’ own information screens, and from arithmetic anyone can repeat. Where a number comes from the operator, it is attributed to the operator. Where something could not be verified, the page says so.
What this site is not
It is not Stake. No ownership, operation, endorsement or partnership. The brand name is used to identify the product being described.
It is not an account service. No deposits, no balance, no withdrawals, no support tickets. A problem with your account is the operator’s business, not this site’s.
It is not a sign-in gateway. There is no sign-in form here, no “current address” and no copy page. The reasoning is set out in full on signing in.
It distributes no software. No APK, no mirror, no download at all — the grounds are on app and APK.
It is not a ranking. No top-ten list, no score out of ten, no badges. A ranking that is for sale is a price list with stars drawn on it.
Where the money comes from
This site is paid when a reader opens the casino through the button here and plays there.
That has two consequences, and this section exists for those two:
- No operator name appears beside those buttons. The link is routed by
region; the destination is not the same for every reader, and a name would be wrong for most of them.
- Nothing on the editorial pages is for sale. There is no ranking to enter,
and no page recommends a particular operator.
Things we will not write
- Payout times nobody measured. A number with a decimal point has to come
from a stopwatch, not from another affiliate site’s decimal point.
- “We tested it” when we did not. Nothing here rests on a deposit of our own.
- A country list we did not read. Where an operator accepts players is
written in their own terms, and it changes.
- How to get around a block. Neither as advice, nor as a warning with
instructions folded into it.
- RTP or edge figures without a source. Where a number belongs to the
operator, it says so — including on games and RTP.
What we do instead
Mostly arithmetic, and it is more useful than it sounds. The table on bonus and wagering is a multiplication. The network fee calculation on what a crypto casino is is a division. Why a hash cannot be run backwards is a property of a function. None of it requires trusting us — that is the point, and the same principle shapes the whole of is Stake trustworthy.
Dates and corrections
Pages carry an update date, and it means the page was reviewed on that date — not that a script touched the file. If something is wrong, contact is the way to say so; corrections are made inside the page rather than appended to the bottom of it.
The page that comes before all the others is safer play. The guide itself starts from Stake Turkey.