How a Razed guide on this site takes shape, which documents it has to survive, and how six weighted criteria turn published rules into a fair verdict.
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Every Razed guide here starts from a player's question and ends with a fact pass against Razed's own documents. Reviews are scored on six weighted criteria, from licence to support, and a score appears only when every criterion is backed by a document.
Our casino review methodology has one owner. Mark Johnson plans each Razed guide, writes it, runs the fact pass and decides whether a criterion can be scored at all. Keeping the whole chain in one pair of hands means the same standard applies to the bonus guide, the verification guide and everything in between.
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Mark applies the method on this page to every Razed guide we publish. He sets the question a page has to answer, lists the documents that settle it and signs off the final version only after each claim has been traced back to its source.
No guide starts with a template. It starts with something an Australian player actually wants to know about Razed, and each later step exists to make the answer more reliable.
Step 1
We phrase the topic the way a player would type it, for example how long free spins last or which documents unlock a withdrawal. Everything that does not help answer that question stays off the page.
Step 2
Before writing a word, we list the documents that can settle the question: the help centre article, the general bonus terms, the terms of the current offer, the T&C, the Responsible Gambling page, the Anjouan register entry for ALSI-132405034-FI3 or a studio's published RTP.
Step 3
The draft answers the question first and explains the rule behind it second. Legal phrasing is translated into everyday Australian English, and money figures set by Razed in US dollars are described as rules rather than converted.
Step 4
Each sentence that states a number, a limit or a rule is matched against a line in the sources list. A claim with no document behind it is cut, however likely it sounds.
Step 5
The page goes live with a Published date, a Last updated date and a Checked date in the byline. From that moment the clock starts on the next review.
Mistakes happen in two ways: Razed changes a document after we published, or our own reading of it was wrong. Either way, the fix follows the same route. We open the current source, rewrite the affected sentences and repeat the fact pass for the whole section, not only the line that was wrong.
If our summary and a Razed page ever disagree, follow Razed's page. Then look at our Checked date to see how old our version is.
Each criterion is scored out of 10 from documents alone. The weights reflect how much each area affects a player's money and safety, and they add up to 100%.
Full marks need a named operator and a licence number that match a public register entry. For Razed that means Wild Technology Ltd and the Anjouan licence ALSI-132405034-FI3.
We reward terms that state wagering, expiry, maximum bet and game contribution in writing. Razed's 40x, 7-day window and RTP-based contribution scale are examples of rules a player can read before claiming.
Top marks go to published withdrawal rules: where minimums and limits are shown, which method a payout returns to and when documents are needed. The help centre's note that crypto withdrawals have no maximum is the kind of detail we look for.
We check that each game shows its RTP, that results come from the studio's own RNG and that outside testing is described. Studio figures, such as 96.48% for Sweet Bonanza, are quoted with a pointer to the game's info screen, which shows the version on offer.
Full marks need tools a player can set without asking anyone, clear cooling-off rules and a route to self-exclusion. Loss and wager limits, Take a Break and self-exclusion from 24 hours up to forever all count here.
We score the channels and hours a casino publishes and whether the help centre answers common questions on its own. Razed lists a 24/7 live chat, which also handles self-exclusion and 2FA recovery.
Each criterion first gets a score out of 10. We then multiply that score by the criterion's weight expressed as points out of 10, so 20% counts as 2, 15% as 1.5 and 10% as 1. The six results are added up and the total is divided by 10, which gives an overall score out of 10.
A made-up example shows the maths: a site scoring 8 on every criterion except support, where it scores 6, gets (8 x 2 + 8 x 2 + 8 x 2 + 8 x 1.5 + 8 x 1.5 + 6 x 1) / 10 = 7.8. That example describes no real casino. A score is only shown where every criterion has been scored from documents; if even one criterion cannot be backed by a published source, no overall number appears.
| Criterion | Main source | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | Anjouan register | 20% |
| Bonus terms | Offer terms | 20% |
| Cashier | Help centre | 20% |
| Fairness | Studio RTPs | 15% |
| Safer play | RG page | 15% |
| Support | Help centre | 10% |
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Our method is designed to explain one casino in depth. That focus serves most readers well, but a few needs are better met elsewhere, and it helps to know which ones before you read on.
We do not rank brands against each other. If you already have Razed on your shortlist, though, our guides give you far more detail on its rules than any ranking row could.
Prices on the sportsbook move by the minute, so they are outside a method based on published documents. Our pages explain the lasting sports features instead, such as Combo Boost and Early Payout.
No scoring model can beat the house edge, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we can do is show which games count fully towards wagering and where each game's RTP is shown.
We check offers on a schedule rather than tracking every daily race or raffle. For the prize pool on a given day, the promotions page at Razed is the quickest place to look.
Review scores look simple, so it is easy to read more into them than they say. These four ideas come up most often.
Myth: A high score means you are more likely to win.
Fact: A score grades rules, transparency and tools. Your results depend on each game's RTP and volatility, which no review can change.
Myth: The biggest bonus always earns the best score.
Fact: Our bonus criterion rewards clear written terms on wagering, expiry, maximum bet and game contribution. Size alone earns nothing.
Myth: A score only means something if the reviewer timed a withdrawal.
Fact: One withdrawal shows one day, one method and one account. Published cashier rules apply to every player, which is why we score from them.
Myth: Once published, a score is fixed for good.
Fact: When a source document changes, the affected criterion is scored again and the Last updated date moves with it.
We can explain Razed's rules, but we cannot see your balance, a pending payout or the status of an uploaded document. Questions like those belong with the casino itself, and outside support is there if gambling stops being fun.
Gambling is for adults 18+ only. Before you play, the Responsible Gambling section of your Razed profile lets you set loss or wager limits in a few taps.
It is the fixed set of rules a reviewer follows: which questions a page must answer, which documents count as evidence and how each criterion is weighted. Ours is written down on this page so you can judge our verdicts against it.
Because both decide what happens to your money. The licence and operator tell you who is responsible for the account, and the bonus terms decide when bonus funds become withdrawable. The cashier gets the same 20% for the same reason.
Support matters, but most of what a player needs should already be answered by published rules. We score what Razed documents about its support, such as the 24/7 live chat, rather than how one conversation happened to go.
This page explains the formula and does not carry a result. A score is shown only where every one of the six criteria has been scored from documents, and the guides on this site focus on explaining the rules themselves.
Our verdicts rest on what Razed and the studios publish: the help centre, the bonus and offer terms, the Terms and Conditions, the Responsible Gambling page and the licence register. We do not report personal deposit or withdrawal timings, because one transaction says little about the rules.
The How We Test page walks through the checking protocol step by step. This page explains how a guide is put together and how the six weighted criteria are scored.
You know how our guides are built and what the six criteria reward. Open Razed, read the offer terms next to our notes and set a limit before your first bet.
Reviewed by Mark Johnson, Casino Expert Published Last updated Checked
Published is the first release of this page, Last updated is the last real edit, Checked is the last time the licence, cashier and promotions were compared with the Anjouan register and the pages Razed publishes itself.
