Every number on this website, from the size of the welcome package to the weekly withdrawal limit, is something a player can check. This page explains where those numbers come from, how we test the parts of the service we describe and how often the pages are reviewed.
Where the Winplace Figures Come From
Bonus sizes, codes and wagering are copied from the terms displayed in the Winplace cashier at the moment of review. Payment limits and minimums come from the cashier itself, and processing times come from the records of our payments team rather than from the fastest case we have seen. When a figure depends on the player, such as a loyalty level, we say so next to it.
How Winplace Tests Games and Studios
Before a studio's games go live, we open a sample of titles on desktop, Android and iPhone, confirm that the return to player shown in the game panel matches the figure the studio publishes, and check that the random number generator has been tested by an independent laboratory. We repeat the check when a studio releases a new version of a popular game.
How We Test Payments
For each payout method we track how long approved withdrawals take to arrive, measured from the moment our team approves the request. The ranges on the withdrawal page reflect typical cases, not guarantees, because banks and blockchain networks add their own processing time.
How Often Pages Are Reviewed
Promotional pages are checked whenever an offer changes and at least once a month. Information pages about payments, the app and account security are reviewed every quarter. If you spot something outdated before we do, let the team know through live chat and we will correct it.
