Editorial policy
Who is responsible for WagerObserver, how we check facts, how we use AI, how we make money and how we correct mistakes.
Who's responsible
WagerObserver is edited by Jorge Romão, our founder and editor-in-chief. He approves every page before it's published and is responsible for everything we say.
How we check facts
- Primary sources first. Operator terms, regulator records and official guidance. We link to them so you can check them too.
- Dated verdicts. Every offer verdict shows the day we last checked the terms behind it.
- No promises. We never describe gambling as a way to make money, and we never promise wins.
How we use AI and software
We use software, including AI tools, to collect terms, spot changes between versions and help draft explanations. A person checks every fact against its source and approves every page. Software never decides a verdict or a score.
Independence
Some operators pay us a commission when readers sign up through our links. Commercial arrangements never decide a verdict or a score, and operators don't see our pages before they're published. Read how we make money for the details.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, email editor@wagerobserver.com with the page and the fix. We correct factual errors promptly and note significant corrections at the bottom of the page.
Who we write for
We write for adults: 18 and over in the UK, 21 and over in the US. We don't write for or target anyone younger, and every page links to free, confidential help.