◆ Corrections & updates
Corrections & updates
Nobody reviewing online casinos for Australian players gets every detail right every time. Bonus terms change overnight, payment methods come and go, and operators quietly rewrite their withdrawal rules. What matters is how openly mistakes are fixed once they are found. This page explains what we treat as a correction, how you can report an error, and what happens on our side after a report arrives.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change that fixes something a reader could rely on when choosing a casino. That includes a wrong wagering requirement, an outdated withdrawal limit, a payment method that is no longer offered, or an inaccurate description of a licence or ownership. Fixing a typo, rewording a sentence for clarity or refreshing a screenshot without changing its meaning is a cosmetic edit. Cosmetic edits are not logged as corrections.
- A review stated the wrong wagering multiplier for a welcome bonus after the operator had changed its terms.
- A page said PayID withdrawals were available at a casino that had since removed the option from its cashier.
- A comparison table showed an outdated maximum weekly cashout limit for one of the 9 brands we compare.
- A review named the wrong licensing authority or misidentified the company that operates the casino.
How to report an error
- The exact page address and the sentence or table row you believe is wrong.
- What you think the correct information is and where you found it, such as a link to the casino's current terms.
- The date you saw the information, since bonus and payment terms often change without notice.
- Screenshots or support chat transcripts if you have them, with personal and account details removed.
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What happens next
- An editor acknowledges your message sent to editor@scopefitnessandnutrition.com and logs it against the relevant review.
- Mark Kavanagh or one of our editors checks the claim directly against the casino's current terms, its cashier and its support team.
- If the error is confirmed, we fix the page and add a short, dated correction note to the review.
- We reply to tell you the outcome, including when we decided no change was needed and why.
How reviews get updated
Every review carries a last-updated date. When we make a correction, we change the affected text, note what was fixed and when, and recheck related sections, because a changed withdrawal limit can also affect a casino's position in our comparison of 9 brands. If a correction changes a ranking, we say so plainly rather than quietly moving brands around. Cosmetic edits update the date but carry no correction note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a casino operator ask you to change a review?+
Operators can point out factual errors the same way readers can, and we check those claims against evidence. They cannot buy a better score, ask us to remove criticism, or have negative findings softened. If an operator disputes a conclusion rather than a fact, we review our notes, but the editorial decision stays with our team.
How quickly are confirmed errors fixed?+
Errors that could cost a reader money, such as wrong withdrawal limits or misleading bonus terms, are our highest priority and are fixed as soon as we have confirmed them. Less urgent issues are handled in normal editorial order. Confirming a fix sometimes takes longer when we need to test a deposit or wait for a reply from casino support.
Will you help me with a dispute against a casino?+
We are a review site, not a complaints service, so we cannot recover funds or act on your behalf. If your experience shows that one of our reviews is wrong, for example about withdrawal times, please tell us so we can recheck it. For the dispute, contact the casino and, where relevant, its licensing body, and use support services such as Gambling Help Online if gambling is causing harm.