1. Identify the entity
Start with the exact legal entity, domain and jurisdiction. Similar names are not evidence that two businesses are the same.
2. Link the source
A recorded finding should have a supporting source and a check date. Sources can change; inspect the live record when the current position matters.
3. Keep unknowns visible
We do not infer payment performance or player protection from a licence alone. Information without a reliable current source is labelled as unconfirmed.
4. Moderate contributions
Submitted reviews are held for editorial review. Approval is a publication decision, not certification of a transaction. Corrections are reviewed separately; private complaint notebooks never enter the public queue.
5. Keep commercial influence out of rankings
The directory is alphabetical. You can change its order and filter the results; position in the list is not a recommendation.
6. Publish the limits
A review cannot guarantee an operator’s safety. Look at the date, jurisdiction and evidence behind each claim, and seek independent advice if you have an unresolved dispute.