Found a mistake in a bookie check? Flag it here
If you find a factual error on this site, send the page address, the sentence and a source to the corrections address below. The editorial team checks each report and, if it is confirmed, corrects the page within 2 working days. Every correction is dated in the changelog, and the page's modified date changes with it. Operators use the same address.
Report an error
Write to the corrections address and include:
- the page address (the part after the domain is enough);
- the exact sentence or table cell you think is wrong;
- what you believe is correct, and a source we can open, such as a regulator page, a law or the operator's own page;
- the date you saw it, if the page may have changed since.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Corrections e-mail | [corrections e-mail: to be supplied by the owner] |
| Fix time once confirmed | 2 working days |
| Reply to the sender | [reply time: to be confirmed by the owner] |
We do not need your name. If you give an address, we use it only to reply, as described in the privacy policy.
Where this stands: the address is still to be supplied by the owner; the 2-working-day target is set.
What we do next
- We read the report and open the source you gave.
- We compare it with the primary sources in the order set out in the editorial policy: the register and the law first, the operator's pages second.
- If the error is confirmed, we correct the page, update its modified date, and add a dated line to the changelog with the reason.
- If it is not confirmed, we reply with the source we relied on. A page is never changed because someone asked; it is changed because a source says so.
When a page changes, its entry in the sitemap shows the new modified date, so search engines and assistants can see that the page was updated.
Where this stands: a confirmed error is fixed, dated and logged; an unconfirmed one gets a written reply.
Reports from operators
Operators and their representatives use the same address, with the subject line "Operator correction". We apply the same test: a source we can open.
We do not change results, order or wording in exchange for payment. A request from an operator is treated like any other report. See how this site is paid.
Wording of results follows how we source and update data. "Not found on the page checked" means we read the page and the item was not there, not that the feature is absent.
If the page has since changed, tell us the address and the date.
For other questions, see Contact us. Last reviewed 13 November 2026. We are not a bookmaker and do not take bets.