Ottavio Lanzi
Editor — table games, live casino and sports betting
Ottavio Lanzi writes every page of casinowoos.com, in Italian and in English. His field is games where the rules can be read and the numbers can be worked out: roulette, blackjack, baccarat, house-banked poker, live rooms and sports odds. Slots he covers briefly, without figures he cannot document.
What he does on this site
He explains rules, house edge and margins, writes the payment and bonus pages as reading guides, and updates texts when sources change. Every page separates verifiable facts, what the operator decides, and what we do not know. When a figure is missing he says so rather than estimating it.
Sources he uses
- For games: the known mathematical rules (37 pockets on a European wheel, standard payouts) and games' information panels where available.
- For legal context: regulators' and lawmakers' own published texts, never secondary summaries alone.
- For the operator: only what Woos publishes in its own terms. What is not published is not presented as fact.
What he does not do
No tips, no bonus promotion, no claims that an operator is "safe" or "licensed" without a source to prove it, no advice on getting around blocks or limits. He is not a lawyer or tax adviser and refers legal or tax questions to professionals. He does not present as personal experience anything he cannot show.
Independence
The site earns through affiliate links, as the disclosure explains. That does not change the content: the same rules apply to any operator, and many pages, on bonuses for instance, conclude "decline".
Corrections and contact
If you find an error, write to info@casinowoos.com naming the page and the source. Factual corrections are made without argument; matters of opinion are considered. The about us page explains how the site is organised, and the review is the place to start when assessing Woos.
How a page is put together
Each page starts from the question a reader actually has, such as how much an hour of roulette costs or what a wagering clause means in money. The rules or official texts come next, then a worked example with round numbers, then the limits: what depends on the operator and what is unknown. Pages are reviewed when a source changes rather than on a fixed schedule.