An independent site about one casino, paid for by clicks
1xSlots Guide explains how one casino works before you put money into it: the sign-up and the promo code, the cashier and its minimums, the bonus rules, the document check, and what to do when a payout runs late.
One casino, four languages, one fact file
The site is written for players in India, Latin America, Indonesia and Russia, and these English pages are the main version, open to every country the other three do not cover. The casino itself is run by Orakum N.V.. This guide belongs to nobody at that company, takes no deposits and runs no games.
English, Russian, Spanish and Indonesian share one file of facts and one author. A figure corrected in that file is corrected in four languages the same day, and a country our account cannot reach is covered by dated local reviews, each carrying the day it was read.
Partner links pay for this site
Every button that leads to the casino is a partner link. A reader who registers through one is counted to this guide, and the casino pays a commission for players who register and deposit that way. You pay nothing extra for it, and you get the same conditions as a player who typed the casino address by hand. The size of the commission is set by the casino and is not published here.
That arrangement pays the hosting bill. What reaches a table is decided by the fact file, so the turnover rule, the verification ceiling and the crypto fees stand on the same pages as the free spins, in the same type size. The terms of use put that in legal words. The short version is blunter: a site funded this way has an interest in your deposit. Saying so out loud does not cancel the interest out, and it is not meant to. It puts you in a position to check the figures that will cost you money, which is the most this page can honestly offer.
How a number gets onto a page here
Every figure lives in a fact file next to its source and the day it was read. Three kinds of source feed that file.
The casino's own pages come first: the footer with the company and the licence line, the rule pages for bonus conditions, the cashier for minimums and fees. Screenshots from a real account come second, which is where the cashier and registration images on this site are from. Dated reviews on Casino Guru, AskGamblers, Webopedia and Cryptogambler come third, and they cover what our own account cannot reach.
Reading footers by hand turns things up. The licence line under this casino also sits, word for word, in the footer of jvspin.com, and that is how a reader finds out that one licence can cover several brands. From the file the figures go into the casino review with the licence passport, the cashier tables and the bonus pages, with a source line under each table.
A figure with no source stays out. That rule is cheap to state and expensive to keep, and it is why some cells in the cashier tables are empty and say not stated in the rules.
When two sources disagree
The casino and the sites that review it do not always agree. The count of games, the number of providers and even the name of the company behind the brand come out differently depending on where you read them. Both values then go on the page, each with its source, and neither is chosen for you. Where nothing confirms a value at all, the row says not confirmed and no guess is printed in its place.
What this guide will not do
We publish no player reviews of our own and no rating we have not measured ourselves. A payout is promised here on nobody's behalf: whether a withdrawal arrives is the casino's decision under its own rules, and all this guide can report is how long it took in the sources we read.
Betting advice is the other thing you will not find. No bonus on these pages is described as income, and the responsible gaming page says when to stop, lists the help the casino rules name, and carries no button of ours at all.
Who writes it, and how to report a wrong number
One person writes and checks all four language versions: the author who checks the figures opens the casino pages, takes the screenshots and keeps the fact file. If a number here differs from what you see on the casino side, write to the guide about a wrong figure with the page address and the place where you saw the other value. The source gets opened again, and the row is corrected or marked. That is the one claim on this page you can test yourself.
Questions and answers
Is 1xSlots Guide the official casino site?
No. This is an independent guide about the casino, which is run by Orakum N.V.. The guide takes no deposits, holds no player accounts and runs no games, and the casino has no say in what these pages print.
Does the guide earn from the buttons?
Yes. Every button to the casino is a partner link, and the casino pays a commission for players who register and deposit through it. The reader pays no surcharge and gets the conditions any other player gets.
Why do some tables show two different figures?
Because the sources disagree, and picking a winner for you would hide that. Both values are printed with their sources, and the source line under the table tells you which figure came from where.
Where do I report a mistake?
On the contact page. Send the address of our page and the place where you saw the other value, and the figure goes back to its source to be corrected or marked.