Why This Policy Exists
This page sets out the rules we follow when we research, write and update guides about online casinos that operate outside GamStop and accept players from the UK. People use what we publish when deciding where to spend their own money. Gambling content of this kind falls into the YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) category, so we hold it to a high standard of care.
These rules cover everything we put online. That includes individual casino reviews, ranked lists, guides to banking and bonuses, and pages that explain UK gambling law and regulation.
How We Check the Facts
Wherever we can, we go to the original source. Licence details are checked against the regulator's public register. Bonus rules and withdrawal limits come from the operator's own terms and conditions, and we contact customer service directly when something is unclear. News reports and industry websites can give us useful background, but we never treat them as proof on their own.
Offers and terms at offshore casinos can change from one week to the next. For that reason, every page is reviewed on a regular schedule. We also bring a review forward when a reader tells us something has changed, when a regulator publishes an update or when a payment provider adds or drops a service. Once a correction is confirmed, it goes live without delay.
How Ratings Are Decided
Every casino is scored on the same factors: the strength of its licence, the fairness of its bonus terms, the speed and cost of withdrawals, the range of games and software providers, the quality of customer support and the safer gambling tools it offers. A casino is only recommended once it has been assessed on all of them. A weak result in licensing or payouts can pull down the overall score, however good the bonus looks.
Keeping Money Out of Our Verdicts
Some operators pay us a fee when a reader opens an account through one of our links. These payments help keep the site running, but they have no say in our scores, the order of our lists or what we write. We are free to leave out, or mark down, any casino that falls short on player protection, whether or not we have a deal with it.
We never accept money in exchange for a good review or a guaranteed spot near the top of a list. Sponsored or promotional content is always marked clearly, so readers can tell how the site earns its income.
Writing About Gambling Responsibly
Our guides never describe gambling as a way to make money, play down the chance of losing or suggest that losses can be won back. Wherever a page may reach people at risk of harm, it includes a clear warning and points to free UK support such as GamCare, BeGambleAware and the National Gambling Helpline.
Every article is checked by a second member of the team before it is published, and the team as a whole takes responsibility for what appears on the site. If you have a question about this policy, please get in touch with us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of your editorial policy?
Our editorial policy aims to ensure accuracy, transparency, and integrity in all content we produce.
How do you ensure the accuracy of your content?
We verify all facts and data through reliable sources and expert review before publishing.
What steps are taken if an error is found in your content?
We promptly make corrections and notify our readers of the changes for transparency.
How do you handle potential conflicts of interest?
We disclose any potential conflicts to our readers to maintain transparency and trust.
Why is transparency important in your editorial policy?
Transparency builds trust with our audience and ensures unbiased information sharing.
