Editorial code and corrections at Gaia Casinos
Our working rules: what makes it onto a page, how rankings form and what we do after a mistake.
Rankings on Gaia Casinos are editorial decisions made apart from any commercial deal. Facts come from sources you can check, every page shows when it was updated and mistakes reported to contato@bytx.com.br get fixed. Anderson Alves is editor in chief, and unverified claims about operators stay out.
Before trusting a ranking, it helps to know the rules its authors set themselves. Below are ours, so you can judge how much weight our pages deserve and how to ask us for a fix.
The code changes as our practice does, and we revise it when that happens.
Staying independent
Where an operator sits in the ranking, what its score is and how its review reads are decided by us alone. Nobody can pay for placement or edit our text. Any commercial agreement is declared on /en-ca/how-we-earn/.
Where facts come from
We compare operator websites, regulators' registers and official reference sites, and list outside sources at the foot of the page. A detail we cannot confirm is either flagged or dropped. We make no claim to have staked real money when we have not. Our method is on /en-ca/how-we-score/.
Tools that help us write
Software may assist with drafting and structure. The editor in chief takes responsibility for the published words, and every fact has to be checkable.
Fixing mistakes
Found something wrong or stale? Email contato@bytx.com.br with the page address and the detail. Each report is examined; if it holds up, we correct the page and change its date. Serious errors are handled first.
Declared interests
The editor in chief founded QMIX Digital, an SEO agency, and we mention it so that readers know the team has professional experience in search. Should any tie with an operator ever exist, it would be stated on that operator's pages.
What the code cannot guarantee
It cannot promise that every detail is current at every moment, because operators change terms without notice. It does promise that a known error will not be left standing and that nobody can quietly pay for a better review.
Questions readers ask us
May an operator request edits to its review?
No. Operators cannot rewrite reviews or purchase scores. What they can send are factual corrections, which we test against public sources before we touch a page. Commercial agreements are listed on our affiliate page, so you can always see where money enters the picture.
What is the update schedule?
Pages are revisited from time to time, and each shows its update date. Offers, licences and payment options shift quickly, so check current details with the operator before registering. If something looks stale to you, tell us and we will look into it promptly.