◆ Corrections & updates
Corrections & updates
A review site earns trust less by never making mistakes and more by showing what happens when it does. Casino terms, bonus rules and payment options change often, and even careful checks can miss something. This page explains how Quilpieheritageinn handles errors across the 9 brands we compare, what we treat as a real correction, and how you can tell us when something on our pokies pages looks wrong or out of date.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change that fixes information a reader could rely on: wrong wagering requirements, an outdated withdrawal limit, a missing restriction for Australian players, an incorrect game provider or a misdescribed safer gambling tool. A cosmetic edit covers typos, clearer wording, layout changes or refreshed screenshots that do not alter meaning. Corrections are noted on the page with a date. Cosmetic edits are not logged separately.
- A welcome bonus listed with a lower wagering requirement than the casino's current terms actually state.
- A withdrawal method described as available to Australian players when the operator had removed it from the cashier.
- A pokie attributed to the wrong game provider or described with an incorrect return-to-player figure taken from an outdated source.
- A review stating that deposit limits could be set instantly in the account area when the casino actually required a request to support.
How to report an error
- The exact page address and the brand or pokie the problem relates to.
- A short description of what the page says and what you believe is correct.
- Any supporting evidence, such as a link to the casino's current terms or a screenshot with the date visible.
- Whether you saw the issue on desktop or mobile, since some details differ between versions.
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What happens next
- An editor confirms receipt of your report and logs it so it is not lost in the inbox.
- The claim is checked against the casino's current terms, cashier or support team, rather than accepted or dismissed on first reading.
- If the information is wrong, the page is corrected and a dated note is added explaining what changed.
- We reply to let you know the outcome, including when we decide no change is needed and why.
How reviews get updated
Each review page shows the date it was last checked. When a correction is made, we update the affected section, add a short note describing what changed and when, and recheck related pages such as comparison tables or bonus summaries, so the same error does not survive elsewhere. If a correction affects how a brand ranks among the 9 we compare, an editor reassesses the ranking openly rather than adjusting it quietly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I report an error on a review?+
Send an e-mail to editor@quilpieheritageinn.com with the page address, a short description of what looks wrong and any evidence you have, such as a link to the casino's terms or a dated screenshot. Clear, specific reports are the quickest to verify, and we will reply once an editor has checked the information against current sources.
Can a casino ask you to change a review?+
Operators can point out factual errors, and we check those claims the same way we check reports from players. We do not change ratings, wording or conclusions because a brand is unhappy with them or because a commercial relationship exists. If the facts are wrong we fix them; if the facts are right, the review stays as written.
Will I know if a review I relied on was corrected?+
Yes. Corrections are marked on the page with a short dated note explaining what was changed, so returning readers can see that the information was updated and why. Minor edits such as typo fixes or clearer phrasing are not flagged, because they do not change anything a player would use when deciding where or how to play.