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WagerVerity corrections: material errors leave a visible trail.

WagerVerity corrects the current answer and records what changed, why it changed and which source triggered the correction.

What to include

A useful correction report identifies the page, the exact statement, the relevant product and a current source. A monitored correction intake route will be enabled only after its privacy, retention and response ownership are operational.

How material corrections work

  1. Re-check the highest available primary source.
  2. Correct the live answer as soon as the error is confirmed.
  3. Record the previous and replacement statement.
  4. Update dependent calculators, tables and internal links.
  5. Re-run the relevant source and rendering tests.

Current correction log

  • : Replaced the earlier 5% total rakeback claim with Stake’s documented 3.5% standard rate on the house-edge basis. A publisher-supplied support excerpt gives 1 BTC wagered at 2% house edge → 0.0007 BTC, consistent with the standard rate. The excerpt does not name the code or prove account redemption. Updated pages, all language editions, metadata, calculator and artwork. Read the evidence and view the supplied image. Earlier research snapshots are preserved as history.
  • : The Stake.com restriction list now includes Ireland and counts 45 jurisdictions. Our previous list omitted Ireland. This corrects our page after rechecking section 14.3 of Stake’s terms; it does not establish when the operator added Ireland. The separate Norwegian authority source retains its original review date.
  • : The homepage incorrectly labeled “You lose the offer when signup is complete” as Official. It is now marked False: the public welcome guide allows a valid code within 24 hours after account creation, subject to account conditions. The claim-review workflow now uses the four published evidence labels and makes the differing source dates explicit.
  • : The source review method now describes the evidence labels and record fields actually published. The previous five-level description included labels not used in the downloadable register and did not explain publisher-only confirmation. The new follow-up file documents three general help-article checks separately; it does not redate or independently verify the campaign claim.
  • : Published a publisher-only claim of 5% total campaign rakeback for save5. This claim was not independently verified and was withdrawn on 18 September. The original nine-record snapshot retains it as historical record SRC-009.
  • : Replaced the previously published code and link with save5 and https://stake.com/?c=01e1102fa0&offer=save5, as supplied by the publisher. The referral identifier and offer code are separate URL parameters. That earlier correction covered the code and link only; the later benefit confirmation is recorded above.
  • : Calculator money displays now retain two decimal places above $10. Previously, a calculated $12.34 could display as $12. The formulas did not change.
  • : Weekly and monthly tool titles now identify an activity profile. These tools summarize inputs and theoretical loss; they do not calculate an account’s bonus payment.
  • : Referral attribution wording now limits code priority to the optional registration field. The source does not establish that entering a code later can switch an existing affiliate relationship.

Current source status is recorded in the Offer Ledger.