How we work

How the Jeetcity desk works

How the Jeetcity desk works: what we cover, where our figures come from, what the affiliate links mean, and how to get an error fixed.

What we write about

This page sets out how the reviews desk at jeetcitygoau.com works. We cover online casino play for Australian readers, and the material we publish centres on a small number of things: the welcome offer and any ongoing bonuses, what wagering conditions attach to them, how the cashier handles deposits and withdrawals, how long a withdrawal actually takes, and the pokies catalogue. We do not write about sports betting, and we do not cover casino products we have not looked at directly. Where a figure is quoted, it is the figure the operator publishes at the time of writing, and we say so.

Where the data comes from

Everything we publish starts with the operator's own published terms: bonus conditions, wagering requirements, payment methods, withdrawal limits and processing times, and the game list. We read those documents rather than repeating what an affiliate summary says about them, because summaries drift out of date. Where the operator publishes a maximum cashout or a game-weighting table, we quote it rather than paraphrase it. We do not claim to have tested a cashier or timed a withdrawal ourselves, and we do not present anything as a first-hand test when it is not. If a term is unclear, we say it is unclear.

How a casino earns a place on this site

A casino appears here because we have chosen to write about it, not because it has met a checklist we invented. We look at whether the bonus terms are stated plainly, whether the cashier covers the methods Australian players actually use, whether withdrawal times are published rather than implied, and whether the pokies catalogue is substantial. We do not claim to license, audit or certify any operator, and nothing on this site should be read as an endorsement of an operator's conduct. An operator can be removed from the site if its published terms change in a way that makes our coverage misleading.

Who pays for this site

This site is funded through affiliate arrangements. When a reader follows a link from here to an operator and signs up, the site may receive a commission. That is the commercial model, and it is worth stating plainly rather than burying. It does not change what we write: the terms we quote are the operator's terms, and where those terms are poor we say so. We do not accept payment for a favourable review, and no operator sees a page before it is published. The cashier we describe accepts VISA, MasterCard and crypto — USDT, BTC, LTC, ETH, DOGE and TRX. PayID, POLi, Neosurf and BPAY are not accepted.

Getting an error fixed

If something here is wrong, tell us and we will look at it. The most useful message names the page, quotes the sentence you think is incorrect, and points to the operator's own published term that contradicts it. We check corrections against the operator's current terms rather than against another affiliate page. Where we have made a mistake, we correct the page and note that it has been changed. Where the operator has changed its terms since we wrote, we update the page to match. We do not remove accurate material because an operator would prefer it gone.