◆ Corrections & updates
Corrections & updates
Any site that reviews online casinos will get something wrong eventually. Bonus terms change, payment limits move and operators update their licensing details without notice. We think readers in Australia deserve to see how those mistakes are found, fixed and recorded, rather than having them quietly disappear. This page explains what we treat as a correction, how you can report one and what our editors do next.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change that fixes information a reader could rely on when choosing or using a casino: wagering requirements, minimum deposits, withdrawal limits, licence details, game availability, payment methods or support hours. A cosmetic edit covers spelling, grammar, broken formatting or clearer wording that does not change the meaning. Corrections are noted on the page; cosmetic edits are not.
- A review listed an outdated wagering requirement after the operator changed its welcome bonus terms.
- A withdrawal method such as PayID or bank transfer was shown as available when the casino had removed it for Australian accounts.
- The licensing authority named in a review did not match the details published in the casino's own footer and terms.
- A comparison table showed a minimum withdrawal amount with the wrong value or in the wrong currency.
How to report an error
- The exact page address and the brand or section the issue concerns.
- A short description of what is wrong and what you believe the correct information is.
- Where you found the correct information, such as a link to the casino's terms page or a screenshot of the cashier.
- The date you saw the information, since casino terms often change without any announcement.
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What happens next
- An editor logs the report and checks it against the casino's current terms, cashier details and, where needed, a response from its support team.
- If the error is confirmed, the reviewer updates the page and a second editor checks the change before it goes live.
- A short correction note is added to the review stating what was changed and when.
- We reply to the person who reported it and explain the outcome, including when no change was needed.
How reviews get updated
Each of the 9 brands we compare is revisited on a regular cycle, and sooner if a reader report, an operator announcement or our own testing suggests something has changed. When a review is updated, the 'last updated' date changes and any factual correction is described in a note at the bottom of the page. Ratings are only adjusted after an editor has rechecked the affected section.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a casino operator ask you to change a review?+
Operators can point out factual errors, and we check those the same way we check reader reports. They cannot ask us to remove criticism, raise a rating or soften our wording. If an operator's claim is supported by its published terms, we correct the fact; opinions and scores remain the editorial team's decision.
Where do I send a correction?+
Email editor@ushdhanak.com with the page address, a description of the error and any evidence you have, such as a link or screenshot. This inbox is read by our editorial team, led by Emma Whitfield with editors Liam Gallagher, Chloe Nguyen and Jack Robertson. General questions should go to info@ushdhanak.com so correction reports are not delayed.
Will you tell me if my report did not lead to a change?+
Yes. If we check your report and find that the page was already accurate, we reply and explain what we compared it against, for example the casino's current bonus terms or a response from its support team. Terms sometimes differ between account types or regions, so we may also ask you for more detail before closing the report.