How often pages are updated

Updated: September 2026

Bonus terms and payment limits are the parts of a casino offer that change most often and are quoted most confidently by sites that never re-check them. Ours are re-read on a fixed cycle: bonus and payment pages every quarter, the full review twice a year, and immediately whenever the operator changes a headline figure — a match percentage, a wagering multiplier, a minimum deposit or a payout window.

When a page is updated, the date under the heading moves with it. If the date is old, nothing on the page has changed since; we do not touch dates to look fresh.

Fact-checking

Every figure published here comes from one of two places: the operator's own terms, read on the day of writing, or a test carried out on a real account. Nothing is taken from another review site, a press release or an affiliate feed, because that is how a wrong wagering requirement spreads across a dozen sites in a week.

Where a claim cannot be verified — a payout time we have not yet measured, a limit that support declines to confirm — we say so on the page instead of rounding it into a number. Screenshots and dated notes from each test are kept so a figure can be traced back to what was actually seen.

Principles we work to

Four rules govern what appears here. The offer is described as it is, including the parts that are unattractive; a review without a downside is an advertisement. The commercial relationship is disclosed in full on the Affiliate Disclosure page, and it does not move a score — the weights are published in How We Rate. Nothing on this site is written for readers under 18, and no page presents gambling as a way to make money. Errors are corrected in the open: the page is fixed, and a line at the foot of the page says what changed and when.

If you have found something wrong, write to [email protected]. Corrections are handled the day they arrive.