Accountability / 24 September 2026
Corrections and evidence updates
A correction should show what was wrong, what changed, and which source now supports the page.
What merits a correction
A wrong legal entity, a misplaced domain, an outdated policy quotation, a broken source link or a conclusion stronger than its evidence all warrant review. A reader's account story may point to a gap, but we do not publish an individual allegation as established fact without documents.
How an update is recorded
For a material change, we record the prior wording, new wording, source URL, check date and reason. We keep the relationship status tied to the evidence. A silent date change is not a substitute for explaining a changed conclusion.
How a correction is made
We compare challenged wording with its original source and check date. For a material change, we explain the corrected conclusion and cite the new record on the affected page. You can send a correction through our contact form. Give the page address, the exact statement and a primary source we can check. Do not send casino account documents.
Open points on the current brand pages
The Paradise 8 public terms do not identify the corporation in the accessible wording checked. A dated official record naming the entity and domain would change that page's status. The PlayOJO licence record establishes the named licensee and domains; a separate corporate source would be needed for a wider ownership statement.
Original records
Sources checked
Page finding checked 24 September 2026. Open a link to see its current wording.
- OperatorParadise 8: About Us and account termsChecked 23 September 2026
- RegulatorUK Gambling Commission: Skill On Net domain namesChecked 23 September 2026
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What evidence can change a relationship finding?
A dated primary document identifying the exact legal entity and domain can support a revised finding. We show the new source and explain the change.
Will you remove an unresolved label if a review site names an owner?
Only when a primary document ties that legal entity to the exact domain and date.
Do you hide earlier mistakes?
Material changes should carry a correction note explaining the old and new conclusion.

