Editorial policy at Audited Casinos Canada

auditedonlinecasinoscanada.com evaluates online casinos with a specific focus on the quality and currency of their RTP audit documentation. Our editorial team reviews audit certificates, checks laboratory credentials, and verifies that the published RTP figures correspond to the game builds actually deployed in the casino.

The audit trail is one input among several in our evaluation. Our reviewers also conduct hands-on play sessions, test the cashier process from deposit through to completed withdrawal, engage with customer support across multiple communication channels, and read the full text of bonus terms before summarizing them. No casino is assessed solely on its paper credentials.

This site generates revenue through affiliate commissions when readers register at casinos we feature. That commercial relationship is disclosed because transparency about income sources is a reasonable expectation for any site that publishes editorial opinions about where to deposit money. Commission income does not influence which casinos receive positive reviews or how they are ranked.

Our scoring model treats each evaluation category as independent of the others. A casino with outstanding audit credentials but poor payout-speed performance will not score as though the first criterion compensates for the second. Each category contributes its weighted share to the total score independently, and the total determines ranking position.

When our audit-verification process identifies a discrepancy between a casino's published RTP and its third-party audit record, we flag the discrepancy in the review text and reduce the casino's score accordingly. If the casino subsequently resolves the issue and provides updated documentation, we schedule a formal re-review.

Published reviews carry a date stamp indicating when the most recent evaluation was conducted. Readers comparing a review from several months ago to current conditions should treat the older review as a historical record rather than a current assessment. We update reviews on a fixed cycle and also in response to significant changes reported by readers or operators.

Audit documentation ages, and this matters more than most review sites acknowledge. An RTP certificate issued two years ago tells us the games were compliant at that point in time; it says nothing about whether the game builds have changed since. Our review process checks the date on every audit certificate and flags casinos whose most recent documentation is more than twelve months old. Fresh audits matter because software providers regularly release updated game builds, and a casino's commitment to deploying the highest-RTP version can only be verified against current, dated documentation.

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