Corrections Policy
How readers, companies and sources can report mistakes and how GamblingWise handles updates.
How to request a correction
Send correction requests to hello@gamblingwise.org. Include the article URL, the sentence or claim you want reviewed, the reason it is wrong or incomplete, and any public source material that supports your request.
For urgent legal, safety or player-protection concerns, include “Correction request” in the subject line. Commercial disagreement alone does not require a correction, but factual evidence is always reviewed.
- Receive
The request is reviewed and connected to the relevant article, claim, source or missing context.
- Check
The newsroom compares the article against source material, public records, editorial notes and any evidence supplied by the requester.
- Classify
The issue is classified as correction, clarification, update, typo/formatting fix or no change.
- Publish
Material factual corrections are made in the article and noted where appropriate. Minor spelling or formatting changes may be fixed silently.
- Escalate
Legal, safety and player-protection concerns are prioritised and may be reviewed by the publisher before further action.
A factual error is fixed
Examples include wrong company names, dates, figures, licence details or misquoted statements.
Accurate but unclear wording is improved
A clarification may add context where the original text could reasonably be misunderstood.
New information changes the story
An update may be added when a regulator, operator or public document changes after publication.
Correction log
No material article corrections have been logged since the current GamblingWise trust center was published. When a material correction is made, this table should record the article, date and nature of the correction.
| Date | Article | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 May 2026 | Trust center launch | Log opened | No material article corrections logged since launch. |
How to send source material
Send documents, regulator links, screenshots or official statements with the article URL and a short explanation of why the source changes the story. If you need confidentiality, say so clearly in the first line of the email.