Editorial evidence and review methodology

For regulation, licensing, legal age, and official support paths, start with the authority responsible for the jurisdiction. For payment-network behavior, use provider documentation; for operator-specific limits, fees, account checks, or processing, use the exact operator terms. Secondary reporting can add context but should not overrule the primary source that controls the question.

Editors write the narrowest claim the evidence can support. A directory listing supports the listed brand and exact domain at the time checked, not a permanent safety guarantee. A published timing range supports the stated process and conditions, not a guaranteed personal outcome. Missing evidence is recorded as uncertainty rather than filled with an assumption.

A draft is checked for source provenance, jurisdiction, dates, terminology, affiliate boundaries, responsible-gambling context, canonical intent, and unsupported superlatives. Comparisons must disclose which factors are being compared and avoid collapsing network, operator, bank, regulator, or user-level outcomes into a single unexplained score.

Automation can collect candidate records, flag stale sources, evaluate structure, and create a review artifact. It cannot publish to the CMS, edit the sitemap, approve a commercial redirect, or turn a draft into indexable content. A human reviewer must accept, reject, or request changes through the source-controlled editorial process.

A page is reconsidered when a primary source changes, a material link fails, a jurisdiction changes, a correction is received, or the review window expires. Editors may update, narrow, consolidate, redirect, or hold the page. Review dates are published only when there is evidence of a substantive review, not merely because software rebuilt the route.

Affiliate relationships can fund iCanBet, but they do not substitute for source evidence and cannot make an ineligible destination eligible. The site records its commercial boundary separately in the affiliate disclosure and How We Work page. Readers should use the source index to verify material claims and contact the relevant operator or authority for account-specific decisions.