Authorship and accountability
The publisher is identified as Gambling License Register Editorial, an organization. We do not attach invented names, qualifications or reviewer biographies. If a real person authors or reviews an item, that attribution will identify the work they performed and link to an appropriate profile.
Publication standard
- The opening answer must be understandable when quoted outside the page.
- Material claims carry a citation to evidence that supports that specific claim.
- Numbers, fees, tax rates, timeframes and legal requirements include an effective or source date when available.
- Unknown facts and conflicts are labelled rather than filled with estimates.
- Metadata and structured data must match the visible page content.
Automation and AI assistance
Software may capture public records, normalize fields, detect changes, validate links, calculate aggregates and assist with drafting. AI-generated output is not treated as evidence. A claim remains unpublished or explicitly unverified until its supporting source and date meet the applicable content gate.
Generated pages are limited to combinations with useful, source-backed information. We do not publish arbitrary filter combinations or mass-produced text whose only purpose is search visibility.
Review, freshness and change records
Articles record their content cut-off, fact-check date, dataset release and meaningful revisions. High-change reports and comparisons require more frequent review than evergreen explanations. A retrieval timestamp alone is never presented as editorial verification.
- Reports, costs and comparisons
- Target review interval: 30 days.
- Jurisdiction and verification guides
- Target review interval: 90 days.
- Evergreen explainers
- Target review interval: 180 days.
Independence, advertising and conflicts
No operator, licence holder or commercial partner may purchase a record status, removal, ranking or editorial conclusion. Any advertising, sponsorship or affiliate relationship must be visibly disclosed and separated from evidence decisions.
Corrections and disputed claims
Substantive errors are corrected against authoritative evidence. Approved corrections may appear in a public resolution log without the reporter's personal information. A disputed claim remains qualified or unresolved when the available sources do not support a safe conclusion.