How the Genghis Khan desk works
How the Genghis Khan desk works: what we cover, where our figures come from, what the affiliate links mean, and how to get an error fixed.
Our beat, in plain terms
We cover the online casino Genghis Khan as it presents itself to Australian players, and nothing beyond that brief. In practice this means the welcome offer and any ongoing bonuses, what each one demands in wagering before a withdrawal is possible, the cashier and the methods it does and does not take, how long a payout actually takes to land, and the pokies catalogue itself. We are not a general casino guide and we do not rank the whole market. If a claim on this site is not about Genghis Khan, it does not belong here.
Where the data comes from
Everything we state about Genghis Khan is drawn from the operator's own published terms, cashier pages and game listings, read against each other rather than taken one at a time. Where the terms and the marketing disagree, we say so and quote the term. We do not repeat figures we cannot point to in the operator's own material, and we do not carry over numbers from other sites. Bonus conditions and payment handling change without notice, so treat what you read here as a snapshot of the terms as published, not a permanent record.
How we test a cashier
We look at what the cashier accepts, what it refuses, and what it costs to use. The Genghis Khan cashier takes VISA, MasterCard and crypto — USDT, BTC, LTC, ETH, DOGE and TRX. It does not accept PayID, POLi, Neosurf or BPAY, and we state that plainly rather than leaving it to be discovered at the deposit screen. We then follow the withdrawal side: minimum and maximum amounts, processing windows, and whether the published times match the terms attached to each method. Where a time is quoted, we note whether it is the operator's processing time or the network's.
How we make money
The site earns through affiliate arrangements. If a reader follows a link from here to Genghis Khan and signs up, the desk may receive a commission. That is the whole of the commercial relationship, and it is the reason the links exist. It does not buy a favourable verdict. A bonus with heavy wagering is described as heavy wagering whether or not it pays us, and a cashier that does not take PayID, POLi, Neosurf or BPAY is listed as not taking them. Where our commercial interest and a plain reading of the terms pull in different directions, the terms win.
How to tell us we are wrong
If something here does not match what you see on the Genghis Khan site, write to the reviews desk and say which page and which line. Bonus terms and payment methods move quickly, and a correction from a player is often the first sign that a page has gone stale. We will re-read the operator's own material, and if the page is wrong we will change it and note what changed. We would rather be corrected than quietly out of date.
