This is the operating manual for 7updown.com. It covers how we test the tables we recommend, how we calculate the payout math we publish, how we disclose the affiliate income that pays the bills, and what we do when we get something wrong. If this policy and a published article ever disagree, this policy wins.
Every recommended table on this site has been played with our own money before publication. We open the lobby, deposit the minimum (âš500 on most operators), and run a minimum of 50 rounds at the live table. We log the payouts received, the round length, the dealer rotation, the camera quality, the chat moderation, and any disconnects. The recommendation only goes live after the second writer on the team has independently replayed the table on a different account.
If a live table is offline during a recommended operator's review, we wait. We will not recommend a table we have not personally tested in the last 30 days. Recommendation pages display a "Last verified" date for exactly this reason.
All probability and house-edge figures published on 7updown.com are calculated from first principles using the 36-outcome two-dice distribution, not copied from another site. Sneha Verma maintains the EV spreadsheet that drives every payout table on the site; the spreadsheet is recalculated whenever an operator changes a published payout. The output is double-entered by hand into the relevant article so the published number always matches the spreadsheet.
Claims about house edge use the standard convention house edge = 1 â (win probability à payout multiple). Where rounding is required we round to two decimal places. Where we quote a figure from a third party (e.g., Pragmatic Play's published RTP), we cite the source inline.
We do not cite Reddit, Telegram groups, or affiliate-network blogs as primary sources for payout claims. We may quote them as commentary, clearly labelled, but never as fact.
7updown.com earns affiliate commissions from Funinexchange, and Funinexchange. When a reader clicks an outbound link to one of these operators and subsequently signs up, the operator pays us a one-time fee or a small share of the operator's revenue from that player. This is the entire commercial model of the site.
Affiliate commission does not influence our payout assessment. Two of the four operators we link to today did not pay us when they were first recommended, we recommended them on the strength of the 5:1 table alone and the commercial relationship followed months later. We have also declined two affiliate relationships in 2026 because the operator wanted positive coverage as a condition of payment.
Every page that contains an outbound affiliate link carries a visible disclosure. Every link itself is tagged rel="sponsored nofollow" per Google's webmaster guidelines.
No operator has editorial review rights over content on this site. No operator has been shown a draft article in advance. No operator has received a takedown commitment. If we publish something a partner does not like, for instance, a downgrade of their table, they may complain, they may pause the affiliate relationship, and we will note both publicly in the next site update. We will not change the article in response to commercial pressure.
Real-money games change. Operators adjust payouts, swap studios, withdraw bonuses, and rewrite KYC rules, sometimes overnight, often without notice. We will get things wrong. When we do:
editorial@7updown.com with a screenshot or live-table timestamp where possible.Generative-AI tools are used inside our editorial workflow for drafting outlines, polishing prose, and translating between English and Hindi. Every published article is written, fact-checked, and signed off by a named human editor. AI is not a source for facts; it is a writing aid, used the same way a junior editor uses a thesaurus.
Corrections, complaints, and editorial questions: editorial@7updown.com. Commercial and partnership inquiries: see the Contact page. We are not the right venue for player-support issues, those must go to the operator directly.