THE FINDER GUIDES
Get from a clue
to a clear match.
Practical help with partial names, different editions, provider checks and the information we have yet to verify.
FINDER GUIDE 01How to find a slot when you only remember part of its name
Start with the most distinctive word. Then use the provider and the edition to turn a vague memory into a reliable match.
4 min Read guide ↗
FINDER GUIDE 02Why the same slot title can have more than one version
A franchise name is a starting point. Suffixes, sequel numbers and the provider tell you which game you have actually found.
4 min Read guide ↗FINDER GUIDE 03Checking a slot provider before following a casino link
Use the studio as an identity check, then make a separate decision about the operator. The two checks answer different questions.
4 min Read guide ↗FINDER GUIDE 04What our Where to play label means
A source-backed game identity is the first step. A current operator, exact title and specific market are needed before a place-to-play claim.
4 min Read guide ↗FINDER GUIDE 05How slot filters handle missing game information
A blank feature field means unreviewed information. Filters should expose evidence rather than fill the gaps with guesses.
4 min Read guide ↗FINDER GUIDE 06Finding an older game after a provider catalogue changes
Use the title’s identity as a trail. A moved page or a missing search result does not, by itself, establish that a game has been withdrawn.
4 min Read guide ↗