The Correction That Would Change Several Pages at Once

What is worth sending

• Yes

  A terms or agreement screenGoverning law, complaint deadlines, closure rules — none of it is published externally.

• Yes

  A wagering line on a bonusThe single term that decides whether a bonus is money or an obligation.

• Yes

  A support contact or licence statementEither would change the most consequential pages here — no contact is published at all.

• Also

  A minimum deposit or a stake rangeSmall figures that make published percentage offers evaluable.

Dated screenshots are the most useful evidence, because they establish both the fact and when it was true. A figure without a date cannot be placed against a page that may have changed.

What is least useful, and arrives most often in niches like this one, is an assertion with no source behind it: a claim that the real wagering requirement is some particular multiple, or that withdrawals really take some particular time. Without a page or a screen to re-read there is nothing to check, and checking is the only thing this site does.

What cannot be done here

This site has no relationship with the operator and no standing with it. It cannot recover a balance, release a withdrawal, unlock an account or intervene in a dispute. No independent site can, and any offering to is selling something.

If a payment has gone wrong, the sequence that does help is on its own page, and it is time-limited in its first two steps. If a withdrawal has not arrived, what is published about the process is the reference point, thin as it is.

What happens to a correction

It is checked against the source rather than against another site. If the evidence supports it, the relevant pages change and their dates change with them — and several usually change together, because the same absence is reported across the site. If the evidence does not hold up, nothing is published: a correction that cannot be sourced has exactly the status of the claim it was correcting.

Some things will not be added whatever the evidence: download links, promotional codes, referral links, and figures taken from third-party pages describing the same product. The sourcing page explains why. The overview covers what this site is for.