A review says a casino holds a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. Before that line goes live, someone other than the writer opens the MGA’s public register, finds the licence number and checks that the company named there is the one running the site. If the number isn’t on the register, the review says so in plain words.
That’s why every text here carries a name. The checker always works in the same subject as the writer and is never the writer. They check a fee or a duty rate against the statute or Revenue’s own page, not against another review site. A wagering term is checked against the operator’s current terms. A fact nobody could confirm is published as unconfirmed, not rounded to something comfortable.
Some of the operators we write about are commercial partners. The partnerships page explains what that does and doesn’t change.
Every author’s page has their contact details, and you can write to the person who signed the text. Corrections can also go to [email protected]. Send the page and what you think is wrong, with a source if you have one. When a correction is made, the page shows the date it changed.