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Corrections and Content-Update Policy

How readers and operators can report errors to xMaat, what evidence is needed and how material corrections are assessed and implemented.

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Purpose and scope

A clear route for fixing material errors

Betting offers, cashier limits, product availability, operator identities and regulatory conditions can change. xMaat welcomes specific correction requests that identify the affected page and provide reliable evidence.

The objective is not to preserve old wording. It is to publish the most accurate and appropriately qualified version supported by the available evidence.

Core principles

What a useful correction report contains

Use these points as the practical standard for interpreting this policy.

01

Exact page URL

Identify the specific xMaat page rather than only naming the operator.

02

Affected statement

Quote or clearly describe the field, table row, link or conclusion in question.

03

Reason it is wrong

Explain whether the problem is factual, outdated, misleading, broken or assigned to the wrong country.

04

Supporting evidence

Provide current official terms, interface evidence, regulatory material or another reliable source.

05

Evidence date

State when the source was accessed or the screenshot captured.

06

Requested review

Explain whether the claim should be corrected, qualified, removed or investigated.

Important detail

How xMaat evaluates a request

In practice

Possible outcomes

01

Correction

The factual error is amended across every affected visible and structured-data location.

02

Qualification

The wording is narrowed because the evidence supports only a limited or country-specific conclusion.

03

Update

Previously accurate information is replaced after a material change.

04

No change

The supplied evidence does not contradict the published claim or is insufficiently relevant.

05

Further review

The issue remains unresolved while stronger evidence is sought.