What you will find here
This site is a guide to one pokie: Big Bass Bonanza Megaways. The pages cover how the game works, its return-to-player figure and what that figure does and does not tell you, the volatility you should expect across a session, and the free-play version you can open without staking anything. We also set out the mechanics of the bonus round, the Megaways reel structure, and the maximum win the game advertises.
The other half of the site is practical. We list Australian-facing casinos that carry the title, note how each one handles deposits and withdrawals, and describe what the cashier accepts. The reviews desk does not operate a casino and does not take bets. We write about the game and about where it is offered, and we keep the two separate.
How we check a number before printing it
Every figure on this site — RTP, volatility rating, maximum win, minimum and maximum stake — is read from the game’s own published information and then checked against the version running at the casinos we list. Where a casino runs a different configuration, we say so rather than averaging the two together. A number that cannot be confirmed is left out.
RTP in particular is a long-run figure. It describes the average return across millions of spins and says nothing about what a single session will do. We print it because it is the only comparable measure between games, and we try to be clear about its limits rather than presenting it as a promise. Where a figure changes, the page is updated and the change is noted.
What we verify before recommending a casino
Before a casino appears on this site we open an account and use it. We check that the game loads and plays as described, that the cashier accepts VISA, MasterCard and crypto — USDT, BTC, LTC, ETH, DOGE and TRX — and we confirm what is not accepted. PayID, POLi, Neosurf and BPAY are not accepted at the cashier we use, and if a casino’s own banking page suggests otherwise we do not list it until that is resolved.
We also look at withdrawal handling: how long a request sits before it is processed, whether identity checks are requested before or after a first withdrawal, and whether the terms attached to a bonus are stated plainly. We do not assess a casino on its design or its promotions. We assess whether a player can deposit, play and be paid without surprises.
Why there are affiliate links here
Some links from this site to a casino carry a referral tag. If you follow one and sign up, the casino may pay us a commission. That is how the site is funded, and it is the only revenue the desk receives. We do not charge casinos for a listing and we do not sell placement.
The commission does not change what we write. A casino we cannot verify is not listed, whether or not it pays. Where a casino has a weakness — slow withdrawals, unclear bonus terms, a cashier that does not take the methods most Australian players use — we say so on the page, next to the link. If that costs us a referral, it costs us a referral.
Corrections and complaints
If a figure here is wrong, or a casino’s terms have changed since we last checked, tell us and we will look at it. Corrections are made to the page itself rather than in a separate note, so the page you read is the current one. Where a correction is material — an RTP that differs from what we printed, a payment method that is no longer accepted — we say on the page that it has been amended.
Complaints about a casino are a different matter. We cannot act on your behalf, recover a balance or intervene in a dispute, and we do not hold anyone’s funds. What we can do is stop listing a casino if a pattern of complaints shows the terms we verified are not being honoured in practice.