How GamesPedia Checks Games and Platform Claims
A GamesPedia assessment should explain what was checked, where the evidence came from, and what remains uncertain. This page describes the criteria for an assessment. It does not certify any operator or establish that a particular platform has passed them.
What evidence supports each claim?
Section titled “What evidence supports each claim?”| Question | Appropriate evidence | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| How does the game work? | Developer rules or a named rules reference and the exact variant | Future results or profit |
| Who operates the site? | Visible terms identifying the operating entity | Identity from a logo alone |
| Is a licence current? | The regulator’s register, entity, domain, and observation date | Local legality for every reader |
| What are the withdrawal conditions? | Current terms covering limits, fees, verification, and exclusions | Successful withdrawals without a documented test |
| Is an app authentic? | Developer or operator download route, package identity, and permissions | Safety merely because a file installs |
| Are protective controls present? | Documented account controls and their terms | Protection against every loss or gambling harm |
How an assessment is written
Section titled “How an assessment is written”- Identify the game, version or variant, platform, intended market, and observation date.
- Link the sources used for the specific claims being assessed.
- Separate visible facts, source claims, test observations, and interpretation.
- Describe the test method if an account, app, deposit, withdrawal, or support interaction was actually tested.
- State unresolved questions and material ownership or commercial relationships.
An unavailable check should be reported as unavailable. It should never be converted into a positive score. No source paragraph should be copied into the assessment.
How to use these checks
Section titled “How to use these checks”Start with the Aviator safety checklist or predictor scam signs if a page is asking you to download a tool, pay for signals, or deposit urgently. Stop when identity or terms cannot be verified.
GamesPedia’s own assessment remains owned editorial evidence. A checklist, a high multiplier, a provider logo, or a demo balance cannot establish future fairness, payout reliability, or legality. Adults must check the rules applicable to their location; not playing is always an available choice.
For source standards and factual challenges, use the editorial policy and corrections process.