Editorial policy — how this site is written, funded and corrected

How we are paid

Links to TK666 on this site are affiliate links. If you register and play, we receive a share of the operator's revenue from your account. This costs you nothing and changes nothing about your terms as a player — but it does mean we earn more when you deposit, and you should read everything here with that knowledge.

What we do about it: the payment model here is revenue share rather than a fixed fee per signup. That aligns us with players who have a working, uneventful experience and against churning people through a platform that does not pay out. It is not virtue, it is structure — but the structure is the reason honest coverage and our commercial interest point the same way.

What we will not publish

• Invented figures. No minimum deposits, withdrawal limits, processing times, bonus percentages or wagering multiples unless the operator publishes them. Where they are not published, we say so and send you to the cashier.
• Fake ratings. No score out of ten, no star rating, and no aggregateRating markup. We have no user rating data, so publishing one would be fabrication dressed as structured data.
• Fabricated reviews or testimonials. No invented player quotes.
• Copied content. Nothing on this site is reused from another site in our portfolio or anywhere else.
• Mirrored APK files. We link to the operator's own download and host nothing, because a mirrored file is one nobody can verify.
• Dark patterns. No countdown timers, no fake scarcity, no exit-intent popups, no "17 people are claiming this bonus".
• Guaranteed-win claims. No system, strategy or predictor works, and we will not imply otherwise.

How facts are sourced and marked

Three categories, and we try to keep them visibly distinct.

Operator-stated. Something TK666 publishes on its own pages — payment methods, game providers, interface languages. We say "the operator states" or "the operator lists", because these are claims, not confirmations.

Independently verifiable. Something checkable against a source with no stake in it, such as a licence number in a regulator's register. For TK666 this category is currently empty, and our review says so directly.

General industry mechanics. How wagering requirements work, how crash games generate results, how mobile-wallet reference codes function. These are not specific to any operator and are marked as general where it matters.

We do not treat other affiliate sites as sources, including ones that agree with us. A claim repeated across five affiliate pages is usually one claim copied five times.

Absence of evidence

A missing licence number is not proof that an operator is unlicensed. An empty complaint record is not proof of good behaviour, and on a new brand it is not proof of anything at all. We try to write those distinctions precisely rather than letting a gap in the record imply a verdict in either direction. When we do not know something, the page says we do not know it.

Images

The diagrams on this site are original illustrations produced for it, and they are labelled as diagrams rather than presented as screenshots. Where a real interface screenshot appears, it is described accurately and never re-captioned to show something it does not show. Details are on the image licence page.

Updates and corrections

Pages carry a last-checked date. Anything that would change the substance here — a published licence, a named operator, a first independent complaint record, changed payment terms — triggers a rewrite rather than a date bump.

If something on this site is wrong, we would like to know and we will correct it. That includes cases where the correction is commercially inconvenient for us; a site whose factual claims cannot be trusted has no value to anyone, including its owner.