◆ Corrections & updates
Corrections & updates
Steviewintercreates compares nine brands for Australian pokies players, and every review depends on details that change: bonus terms, withdrawal limits, payment options, licence information. We will sometimes get something wrong. Rather than quietly editing a page and moving on, we explain what counts as an error, how readers can tell us about one, and what our editors do next. Showing how mistakes are handled is part of earning trust, not a footnote to it.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change that fixes information a reader might rely on: a wrong wagering requirement, an outdated withdrawal limit, a missing fee, an incorrect licence detail or a payment method that is no longer offered to Australian players. A cosmetic edit fixes spelling, formatting, broken layout or clearer wording without changing meaning. Corrections are noted on the page with the date; cosmetic edits are not.
- A review listed a lower wagering requirement for a welcome bonus than the one shown in the casino's current terms and conditions.
- A payments table said PayID withdrawals were available when the casino only supported PayID for deposits.
- A review described a maximum cashout limit on bonus winnings incorrectly, which could have misled players about how much they were able to withdraw.
- A brand overview named the wrong licensing authority after the operator changed the licence it publishes on its website.
How to report an error
- A link to the exact page and a quote of the sentence or table row you believe is wrong.
- What you think the correct information is, in your own words.
- Evidence where possible, such as a screenshot of the casino's terms, cashier page or a support chat reply.
- The date you saw the information, since casino terms and payment options can change without notice.
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What happens next
- An editor acknowledges your report and assigns it to the person responsible for that review.
- We verify the claim against the casino's own published terms and, where needed, by checking the cashier or contacting support ourselves.
- If the report is confirmed, we fix the affected section and check related pages such as comparison tables and bonus summaries for the same error.
- We add a dated correction note to the review and reply to you explaining what changed, or why the original information stands.
How reviews get updated
When a correction is confirmed, the editor responsible for that review updates the affected section, checks related pages such as comparison tables and bonus summaries, and adds a short correction note with the month and what changed. Daniel Whitford or another editor re-reads the page before it goes live again. If a fact changed because a casino altered its terms, we record it as an update rather than an error.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I report an error in a review?+
Email editor@steviewintercreates.com with the page link, the sentence you believe is wrong, and what you think is correct. A screenshot of the casino's terms or cashier page helps a lot. You do not need to be an expert; if something you saw as a player does not match our review, we want to hear about it.
Can a casino or partner ask you to change a review?+
They can point out a factual error, and we check it the same way as any reader report. What they cannot do is buy a higher ranking, remove fair criticism or approve wording before publication. Commercial relationships handled through partners@steviewintercreates.com are kept separate from editorial decisions, and corrections are made only when the evidence supports them.
Will you tell me if my report led to a correction?+
Yes. Once an editor has checked your report, we reply to let you know whether the page was changed and why. If we decide the original information was accurate, we explain what we checked. Either way the decision is made by the editorial team, and the review keeps its correction note so other readers can see what changed.