Who writes here
CryptoSlots Club is a small publication for people who play slots with crypto. The notes are written with AI models, and a points model gives each casino its seat.
Who writes the notes
No one person. Every note is written with AI models and goes out under one name, CryptoSlots Club Notes. We'd rather say that plainly than sign notes with the names of people who didn't write them.
From the next version on, notes start with the sources, not the draft. We pull the pages that settle a question, like a stablecoin issuer's reserve report, a regulator's notice or a casino's own terms, and the model writes from those and nothing else. Each claim links to where it came from, prices and pegs carry the date they were true, and the sources are listed at the end. A second model pass checks the draft against our rules, and code checks every number against the sources before the note is saved.
The notes published so far came from an earlier setup that wrote from a topic brief, without that source step. When a note gets a fix or an update, it shows that date next to the one it went up.
Read the notesHow a casino earns its seat
Points come from what each casino lists about itself: the coins you can deposit, how much of the site is slots, where it takes players from and the ratings on its listing. The points turn into 1 to 3 stars.
See how the points workHow this site is paid
Some links to casinos are affiliate links. If you sign up through one, CryptoSlots Club may earn a fee. Stake keeps seat 1 by our choice. Every other seat comes from the points and nothing else.
What we won't do
We don't invent bonus amounts or licence details. Every number on a casino page comes from the casino's own listing, and bonuses change, so check them on the casino's site.