How our texts are checked and how we are paid
Every article on Megaways goes through editorial proofreading, and some of the casino links on the site may earn us a reward. Anyone who wants the detail behind either point will find it here: how our materials are put together and corrected, and where the money behind the site comes from.
Mistakes and questions
Wrong figures, stale details, sentences that read oddly: any of these counts as a mistake worth reporting. A reader who spots one in our materials, or who has a question about the website, can send it to the editorial team through the contacts page. That page is the one channel for corrections and questions, and no casino sits between a reader and the editorial team. Flagging an error there is the most direct way a reader can help keep our coverage of megaways slots straight.
How we are paid
Megaways earns money through partner links. Some of our pages link to casinos as partners, and following one of those links may earn the website a reward. That payment shapes what appears here: the contents of any casino list on the site, and the order of its entries, are decided by commercial agreements, and they may depend on the country the reader is in. Readers in different countries can be shown different lists. Position on such a list is set by agreement, not by our judgement of the casinos. The casinos behind our affiliate links are external websites, and each runs under its own rules and policies. Those rules belong to the casino rather than to us, and a reader who follows a link ends up on a site that sets its own terms.
Proofreading and game data
Every piece of material on Megaways goes through editorial proofreading. The figures in our coverage of megaways slots come from a catalogue of game data, and the same catalogue sits behind every review of an individual title. Its source is not named. For a reader weighing one game against another, the effect is that the numbers come from a single reference, so the maximum-ways count in one review can be set directly against the same figure in the next.
Figures on review pages
The key figures of a game sit on its review page exactly as the game data holds them: they are taken from the game data and are not written as text. A win multiplier mentioned in the text of a review is a separate case. Before publication, each such multiplier is checked against the game data, so the numbers quoted in prose and the figures shown on the review page trace back to the same figures. A multiplier in a bonus-round description can therefore be weighed directly against the review page instead of being taken on trust.