Editorial policy

Desk rules

Rule	What it means in practice
Answer first	The first two sentences of a guide answer the question in the title.
Show the working	Every guide includes at least one worked calculation, data table or checklist.
Re-check the maths	All figures are recomputed by a second person (or script) before publishing.
Label fiction	Example rounds, seeds, balances and sites are invented and labelled as fictional.
No rankings	We don't rate, rank or recommend operators.
No profit claims	We never present crash games as a way to make money.

Sources

Where a guide relies on a real-world fact (a rule, a term, a definition) we use primary sources where possible and date the check. Where we use examples, they're fictional so that the method stays clear and doesn't go stale.

Corrections

If you find an error, email support@bestcrashsites.com. We fix confirmed errors promptly and add an "Updated" date to the guide.

Commercial influence

Commercial relationships, if any, are described on our disclosure page and have no say over what a guide concludes.