Aya Kouadio
Aya Kouadio is the editor of winoui.info. She writes and maintains the guides on this site — the review, the payment and bonus pages, the game pages and the player-protection sections — with one aim: a reader should finish each page knowing what to check before depositing, not just what the operator wants them to believe.
What she covers
- Licensing and legality — how to read a licence, how to find the right regulator and why a licence in one country does not cover another.
- Payments — how deposits and withdrawals usually flow, what slows them down, and the scams that target players waiting for money.
- Bonus terms — wagering arithmetic, maximum bets, excluded games and the clauses that void winnings.
- Games — what a crash game or a slot actually does, and which information panels to read before playing.
- Player protection — limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and where to find help.
How she works
Each page starts from the primary source: a regulator's register or guidance, the operator's own terms and cashier, or a game's information screen. Facts that come from those sources are written as facts. Figures that belong to the operator — minimum deposits, bonus percentages, payout times — are not copied as if they were permanent, because they change and may differ between accounts; instead the page explains where to find them. Anything she cannot confirm is labelled as unconfirmed rather than smoothed over.
She also keeps a clear line between information and promotion. The site earns affiliate commissions, which is disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page, and that is precisely why the editorial rules are strict: no paid verdicts, no invented ratings, no testimonials from people who cannot be identified.
What she will not write
- That an operator is licensed, safe or trustworthy on its behalf.
- "Winning strategies", "hot hours" or patterns that claim to beat the house edge.
- Instructions for getting around blocks or self-exclusion.
- Personal test results or experiences that did not happen.
Why this angle
Most questions readers send are not about which game to play but about what went wrong after they played: a withdrawal stuck in review, a bonus voided over a rule nobody read, an account blocked during verification. Almost all of them could have been avoided with a few minutes of checking before the first deposit. That is why her pages put the checks first — licence, payment method, bonus terms, limits — and the games after. It is less exciting than a list of "top picks", and considerably more useful.
Updates and corrections
Gambling rules and casino terms change often. Pages are reviewed when the underlying source changes, and reader reports are welcome: write to info@winoui.info with the page address and the point you think is wrong. Each report is checked against the source before anything is edited, and the correction is made on the page itself rather than in a hidden note.
Responsible gambling comes first
Everything on this site is written for adults only. Every section links to the responsible gambling guide, which covers limits, warning signs and free help such as Gambling Therapy, and to the self-exclusion guide for readers who need a firmer break.
Where to start
If you are new to the site, the Winoui review is the best entry point: it sets out the checks in the order that matters, from legality to payments to bonus terms. The about us page explains how the site is run and funded.
winoui.info is an independent guide and is not the operator of Winoui. The editor has no access to player accounts and cannot act on account issues.