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About PlayRainbowRichesSlot

Why PlayRainbowRichesSlot exists, how we tell Rainbow Riches versions apart, where our figures come from, who writes the pages and how we earn money.

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Rainbow Riches started life as a Barcrest fruit machine, and the brand, now part of Light & Wonder, has since grown into a whole family of online versions with different reels, features and payout figures. PlayRainbowRichesSlot exists to untangle that family. Our job is to tell readers which version they are looking at, how its bonus rounds work, and what the studio actually publishes about it.

Our sections

Newcomers usually begin with the how to play guide, which walks through stakes, symbols and the leprechaun-themed bonus games. The how to win page deals with return to player and variance, and is blunt about the myths around cheats and strategies. Players who want to try before staking anything can read the free play section, while the game bonus section covers free spins offers and their conditions. Our casino section names operators we have confirmed to host a specific Rainbow Riches title.

How a page gets written

Pages are published under a single name, the PlayRainbowRichesSlot Editorial Team, rather than under invented personalities. Each figure has to trace back to a primary document: the provider’s game page or help file for RTP and features, a regulator’s public register for licences, and the casino’s own terms for bonus rules. Variants matter here. A number that is true for one Rainbow Riches game can be wrong for another, so we always name the version a figure belongs to, and we write “not published” when the studio gives no figure.

Money and independence

We earn money when a reader follows one of our /play/ links and opens an account, because some casinos pay a referral commission. No casino can pay to be described more kindly or to skip our checks. Availability also differs by country: an operator offering real-money online gambling to consumers in Great Britain, for example, needs a remote operating licence from the Gambling Commission, and we state such limits as facts rather than as recommendations.

Things we do not do

The site runs no games, takes no deposits and cannot settle a dispute with a casino. Anyone under 18 should not gamble, and our responsible gambling page lists support services. Feedback goes through the contact page.

Sources 2 documents

  1. Light & Wonder: Barcrest gamesigaming.lnw.com
  2. Gambling Commission public registergamblingcommission.gov.uk