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Bonus terms change without notice and we re-read them monthly, which leaves up to four weeks for a row to drift. If you have found one that has, the fastest way to get it fixed is an email with the casino name, the figure you think is wrong, and where you saw the right one: a line from the terms, a screenshot of the cashier, or the date you deposited and what happened.

We check against the terms the same day. If you are right, the row changes and carries the new date. If the terms say what we published, we reply with the line and leave the row as it is. Either way you get an answer, not an auto-reply.

Readers who catch a wrong minimum deposit or an expired code are doing the site's job for it, and we say thank you in the reply rather than on the page, because nobody wants their email address on a casino site.

Three things we can do, and one we cannot.

We can review a term you think we have misread. Send the clause and we will re-read it against what is on the row. If we got it wrong, it changes that day.

We can consider a casino for the comparison. The requirements are an Australian-facing site that accepts AUD or publishes AUD figures, bonus terms that can be read in full before registration, and a cashier we can test with a real deposit. We do not list on the strength of a media kit.

We can join an affiliate program for a casino already on the site. The row, the scoring and the position are set before that conversation and are not part of it.

We cannot sell a position, a badge, a "featured" slot or an edit to copy. The about page explains why in more detail than most operators want to read, but it is short enough.