◆ Corrections & updates
Corrections & updates
Readers trust a review site not because it never gets things wrong, but because it is open about what happens when it does. Tedxwarrnambool covers aus pokies and compares 9 brands for players in Australia, and details such as wagering terms, withdrawal limits and payment options change often. This page explains how we handle errors, what we treat as a genuine correction, and how you can tell us when something on our site no longer matches reality.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change that fixes information a reader could rely on when making a decision: a wrong wagering requirement, an outdated withdrawal limit, a payment method that is no longer offered, or a misdescribed safer gambling tool. Cosmetic edits, such as fixing typos, improving wording or updating screenshots without changing meaning, are not logged as corrections, although we still make them promptly.
- A review states the wrong wagering requirement for a welcome bonus after the casino has revised its terms.
- A payment method such as PayID or a specific e-wallet is listed as available when the cashier no longer offers it to Australian players.
- A maximum withdrawal limit or processing time is quoted incorrectly or reflects an older version of the banking page.
- A safer gambling feature, such as deposit limits or self-exclusion, is described as present when it is missing, or the reverse.
How to report an error
- The full address of the page and the exact sentence or table row you believe is incorrect.
- What you think the correct information is and where you found it, such as the casino's terms page or cashier.
- Screenshots or copied wording from the brand's own site, with the date you saw them if possible.
- Your contact e-mail so an editor can ask follow-up questions and let you know the outcome.
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What happens next
- An editor acknowledges the report and logs it against the relevant review.
- The editor checks the claim against the live casino site, its published terms and our own testing notes.
- If the error is confirmed, the review is corrected and a short dated note explains what changed.
- We reply to the person who reported it with the result, including when no change was needed and why.
How reviews get updated
When a correction is confirmed, the editor responsible for that review updates the affected section, adjusts any comparison table or ranking that relied on the old information, and adds a short dated note explaining what changed. If a correction affects how a brand compares with the others among the 9 we cover, Daniel Whitfield or one of the editors rechecks the full review rather than patching a single line.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I report an error on a review?+
Email editor@tedxwarrnambool.com with the page address, the specific statement you believe is wrong, and what you think is correct. Screenshots of the casino's terms or cashier page help a great deal. You do not need to be a customer of the brand to send a report, and we read every message that reaches the editorial inbox.
Can a casino pay to have a review changed?+
No. Partner brands and affiliate managers can point out factual errors like anyone else, and we check those claims against the live site and published terms. They cannot buy a higher position, remove fair criticism or approve wording before publication. Commercial contacts go to partners@tedxwarrnambool.com and are kept separate from editorial decisions.
What happens if you disagree with my report?+
If we cannot verify the claim, or our own check shows the page is accurate, we reply explaining what we looked at and why the text stays as it is. You are welcome to send further evidence. Opinions, such as how generous a bonus feels, may differ; we correct facts, and we revisit judgements when the underlying facts change.