Editorial Policy
Our Editorial Policy
GatesOf1Win.com exists to give players an honest, independently researched guide to Gates Of Olympus and the casinos where it's available. This page explains exactly how we produce that content: where the facts come from, how we check them, how affiliate links fit into the picture, and what happens when something needs to be corrected. If you want to know why you can trust a number on this site, this is where we spell it out.
How Our Content Is Created
Every page starts with primary sources, not guesswork. Game specifications such as RTP, volatility, min and max bet, and provider details come from Pragmatic Play's own game data and licensed casino lobbies where Gates Of Olympus is listed, not from other review sites or forum posts. Casino information, including bonus terms, licensing, and payment methods, is pulled from each operator's own terms and conditions page at the time of writing.
Our editorial team, led by Editor-in-Chief James Whitfield, sets the structure and tone for every article before a single word is published. Analysts write the first draft against that brief, and nothing goes live without a second person reviewing it against the source material first.
No AI-generated facts, no filler
We use editorial tools to help draft and structure text, but every fact, figure, and bonus term is checked against a real source before publication. We don't pad pages with generic slot advice that could apply to any game; if a section doesn't reflect the actual mechanics of Gates Of Olympus, it doesn't get published.
Our Fact-Checking Process
Fact-checking happens before publication and continues after. Before a page ships, the reviewing analyst cross-references every claim against its source: the provider's technical sheet for game mechanics, and the operator's own terms page for bonus wagering, expiry, and eligibility rules.
- Game facts (RTP, volatility, provider, release year) are checked against Pragmatic Play's published data.
- Casino licensing is checked against the relevant regulator's public register before we describe an operator as licensed.
- Bonus terms, wagering requirements, and maximum bet caps are read in full, not summarised from a marketing banner.
- Anything we cannot verify from a primary source is left out rather than guessed at.
Sophie Hartley, our Senior Casino Analyst, oversees the hands-on side of this: real account sign-ups, real deposits, and real withdrawal timing, so what we publish reflects what a player will actually experience rather than what a press release claims.
Affiliate Relationship Disclosure
GatesOf1Win.com earns commission when a reader clicks through to a casino and signs up. This is standard practice across the iGaming review industry, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What we won't do is let that commission decide what we write.
- Affiliate links are clearly identifiable on every page, and our full Affiliate Disclosure explains the relationship in more detail.
- A casino cannot pay us for a better ranking, a higher rating, or a more favourable review.
- We include casinos with lower commission rates, or none at all, whenever they're genuinely relevant to a reader's decision.
- Negative findings, such as slow withdrawals or unclear licensing, are published regardless of any partnership in place.
If commercial interest and editorial accuracy ever conflict, accuracy wins. That's the rule this site operates on, without exception.
How Often We Update Our Content
Bonus terms, licensing details, and payment options change without notice, so a page that was accurate in January can be wrong by summer if nobody checks it again. Our top pages, including casino comparisons and bonus listings, sit on a rolling re-verification schedule rather than a one-and-done publish date.
Every welcome bonus we list carries a visible "last verified" date so readers know exactly how current that information is. When a casino changes its terms, adjusts its licence, or shuts down entirely, we update the affected page as soon as we confirm the change, not on our next scheduled pass.
Our Corrections Policy
Mistakes happen despite the checks above, and when they do, we fix them openly rather than quietly editing the page and moving on.
- Factual errors are corrected as soon as they're identified and verified, with the "last updated" date on the page reflecting the change.
- Material corrections, such as a wrong RTP figure or an outdated licence status, are noted at the bottom of the relevant article.
- Readers can report a suspected error using the contact details on our Contact page, and we investigate every report against the original source before making a change.
We would rather admit an error and fix it than leave inaccurate information live because correcting it is inconvenient.
Author Independence
Our writers and analysts, including Senior iGaming Analyst Daniel Whitfield, work independently of any casino operator, game studio, or marketing agency. Nobody on the editorial team receives payment, gifts, or incentives from an operator in exchange for coverage, and no operator has input into how a page is written before it publishes.
Final editorial sign-off rests with our Editor-in-Chief, not with any commercial partner. That separation between the people who write our content and the businesses we write about is the foundation this whole site is built on, and it's not something we're willing to compromise for a better commission rate.