Updated: 9 May 2026
Corrections Policy — New Zealand
New Zealand Casino Bonuses publishes comparison content about online casino bonuses, wagering conditions and practical restrictions for players in New Zealand. Because operator terms and licensing details change, we maintain an active corrections process rather than treating any page as permanently finished. This matters in the New Zealand context when considering offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
What counts as a reportable error
A reportable error is a factual claim that no longer matches an operator's published terms, licensing status, or a number we have displayed incorrectly, such as a wagering multiplier, minimum deposit or expiry date. Disagreement with an editorial opinion or a score is a different matter, addressed separately below. The editorial context for New Zealand places this detail beside offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Give us the exact URL and the evidence
Reports move fastest when they include the exact page URL, the specific sentence or figure you are disputing, and a link or screenshot of the current operator page or term that contradicts it. Vague reports referencing 'the casino page' without specifics are difficult to action quickly. For the New Zealand comparison, the editorial lens is offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
How we check a report
Before changing anything, we check the current operator terms and, where relevant, licensing register information ourselves. We do not simply take a reader's word or an operator's word alone. We look at the primary source directly. The practical emphasis for New Zealand stays on offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Material changes versus minor corrections
A material change is one that would affect a reader's decision, such as a wagering requirement, maximum withdrawal cap or licence status. A minor correction is something like a typo, a rebranded operator name or a broken link. Both get fixed, but material changes are logged more visibly. For the New Zealand audience, that distinction supports offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Dating our updates
Pages that receive a material correction carry an updated date so readers can see content has changed since original publication. We do not backdate or hide the fact that a figure or claim has been revised. The New Zealand page weighs that detail against offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Temporary publication states
When a report is credible but not yet fully verified, we may temporarily add a caution note or suspend a specific claim while we confirm it against the operator or licensing source, rather than leaving disputed information live unqualified. Its relevance to New Zealand is considered through offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
When we decline a correction
Not every report leads to a change. If our wording is already accurate against the current primary source, or the reported issue reflects a difference of interpretation rather than a factual error, we will explain why we are not changing the page. For New Zealand comparison purposes, the reference point is offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Supported criticism of our editorial judgement
If your concern is that a score or ranking undersells or overstates an offer's real-world restrictions, tell us which specific term you think we weighted wrongly. We consider well-reasoned criticism of our methodology, even when no factual error exists. In the New Zealand context, that point is read alongside offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Urgent security or safety reports
If you believe an operator we cover is engaging in fraudulent behaviour, misrepresenting licensing, or otherwise poses a risk to players, flag this as urgent and provide any evidence you have. We prioritise this category above routine wording corrections. The New Zealand comparison keeps offer mathematics and practical restrictions in view.
Personal disputes with a casino are handled separately
We cannot resolve an individual dispute over a withdrawal, a frozen account or a bonus refusal, since we have no authority over any operator's systems. Those matters belong with the operator's support team and then, if unresolved, its licensing authority or an independent dispute service. In the New Zealand context, that point is read alongside offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Privacy when reporting
Only include the information necessary to verify your report. Do not attach identity documents, passwords or account statements to a correction report. They are not needed to check a factual claim against a public source. Its relevance to New Zealand is considered through offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
A clear process from report to resolution
Every correction report is read, checked against a primary source, and either actioned with a dated update or declined with a brief explanation. The correction form below this policy is the intended starting point for a new report. The local reading for New Zealand gives priority to offer mathematics and practical restrictions.
Submitting a report
Use the correction form below to start a report. The more precise your reference and evidence, the sooner we can verify and, where warranted, update the page. This matters in the New Zealand context when considering offer mathematics and practical restrictions.