What the evidence labels mean
- Official
- The linked operator source supported the scoped statement when reviewed. This does not establish a separate campaign benefit or current eligibility for every reader.
- Publisher-confirmed benefit
- WagerVerity’s publisher supplied the benefit statement. The shorter “Publisher-confirmed” label in the claim summary means the same thing. It is not independent operator verification.
- Unverified
- The claim summary identifies a statement for which sufficient supporting evidence has not been established. It is not a benefit recommendation.
- False
- The claim summary explains why the stated claim conflicts with the cited product rules or formula. The conclusion applies to that statement and scope.
The dated source downloads include Official records and a historical Publisher-confirmed benefit record. The latter’s 5% claim was withdrawn on 18 September. The new correction separately labels the publisher-supplied support excerpt and links the official standard rate. Community posts may suggest something to investigate; they do not establish campaign terms.
What a source record contains
The downloadable records identify a topic, finding, evidence status, scope, source URL, check date and limitation. Each has an ID so a follow-up can point to the exact earlier record.
Missing terms stay unknown. An empty market list does not mean worldwide availability, and a missing expiry does not mean an offer lasts forever. Product, account and location restrictions require their own evidence.
Calculators use the published formula and the inputs shown beside the result. A reproduced calculation is not an observed account payment.
A follow-up does not redate the whole register
The 15 September snapshot retains its nine records and original dates. The 17 September follow-up records three reread help articles and identifies which earlier records were not rechecked.
A check date means the linked source was read on that date. An article’s update date means its content was materially edited. Neither date proves that operator terms remain unchanged.
These reviews did not create an account, deposit, wager or test campaign redemption. On 18 September, the publisher supplied a cropped support-reply screenshot. It is labelled as supplied evidence, not an independently authenticated support response.
What would support an operator-confirmed campaign?
A dated operator source must identify the exact code or campaign, the total rate and calculation basis, eligible accounts and locations, included products, validity period and any deposit, wagering, currency or reward limits. A missing condition is not assumed to be unrestricted.
A generic welcome article or a working referral URL cannot establish all of those conditions. An account screenshot can show that account’s result at a point in time; it does not establish universal eligibility.
WagerVerity may earn commission through its referral link. See the affiliate disclosure and the current offer evidence.
How corrections are recorded
Confirmed material errors are corrected on the affected page and described in the correction log. A note identifies what changed and the evidence behind it. New source checks are recorded separately from changes to a campaign claim.
The contact page states which submission routes are available. The site does not currently provide a public inbox or receive correction messages through a form.