Terms of Use: Reading and Relying
Every figure on British Wins is a modelled estimate with its assumptions printed, never a quote of any single promotion. This page explains what that means for the way the site may be relied on, and where its responsibilities end.
British Wins prices casino offers the way a consumer magazine prices anything else: assumptions printed first, modelled ranges second, judgements last. These terms of use are the ground rules beneath that method, and this page sets out what the site commits to, what it does not, and where a reader goes when a figure looks wrong.
- Numbers the figures are modelled, not quoted
- Assumptions every page states its assumptions
- Scope the terms of the site govern reading, not gambling
Editorial independence
British Wins is an independent publisher. No operator discussed on this site, and none omitted from it, has paid for a place in the prose, a verdict or a silence. The site earns through affiliate commissions when a reader chooses to open an offer, and that mechanism is set out plainly on the how-we-are-paid page; it never buys wording. Ranges are compiled from operator-published terms and from the arithmetic the site performs on them, and the editorial line, that a figure without its assumptions is worthless, holds on every page. Nobody outside the site sees a page before publication, and nobody can pay to have a sentence softened, a cap omitted or a wagering multiple rounded down.
Where the site has an interest, the page says so. Where a category is unlovely, whether that is offshore licensing, high wagering or thin dispute rights, the pages cost it rather than dress it. If a reader disagrees with a judgement, the corrections route on the contact page exists for exactly that argument, and a correction, once accepted, is printed rather than buried.
The limits of the figures
Every number printed on this site is a model, not a quotation. A wagering multiple, a cap, a payout window: each is a category-typical range compiled from operator-published terms across the market bracket the page describes, not a quote of any single promotion. Individual operators sit above and below any range, and the terms an operator publishes at the moment an account is opened are the ones that govern the money, not the ones modelled here. That is why every page states its assumptions beside the figure it carries: what rate was taken, what window assumed, what weighting applied. Read the assumption before the number, because the number is only the assumption multiplied out.
Nothing on this site is advice to bet, a tip or an encouragement to open an account; the pages cost offers the way a price list costs groceries, for a reader who has already decided to shop. Where a figure and an operator's own terms disagree, the operator's terms win, and the discrepancy is worth reporting through the corrections route.
Liability and reliance
This site is published for information. It costs offers, explains mechanics and compares protections in good faith and with care, but no page is a promise that an offer will pay, that a figure will hold or that a reader will profit from anything described. Gambling risks money, and the arithmetic printed here describes that risk; it never removes it. The site accepts no liability for losses arising from decisions taken on the strength of a modelled figure, and no page is a substitute for the operator's own terms, which alone govern any account opened.
Reliance sits with the reader: check the live terms before depositing, check any claimed licence on the Gambling Commission's public register, and treat a range here as a starting point for that check rather than its conclusion. What the site commits to is narrower and honest: assumptions printed, sources dated, corrections handled. Within that scope the pages are kept current; beyond it, the judgement is the reader's own. The site is written for adults in the United Kingdom, where the legal age for casino gambling is eighteen.
The dispute route for content
Where a reader believes a figure is wrong, a range stale or a characterisation unfair, the route is the corrections method set out on the contact page. Write with the page address, the sentence or figure disputed, and the operator-published term or primary source that contradicts it; a claim needs something checkable behind it, because the point of the method is to settle what the market's terms actually say. Submissions are read against the standard the pages apply to operators: dated sources, printed assumptions, and no change on assertion alone. Where a correction is accepted, the page is amended and the change is noted; where it is not, the reason is given.
This route covers the site's content only. It is not a complaint line about an operator, a payment or a frozen account: none of those run through this site, and a UK-licensed operator carries its own alternative dispute resolution scheme, which is one of the things a licence buys and an offshore operator does not offer. For gambling harm, the care block at the foot of every page lists the free services; use those rather than this inbox.
If gambling stops being fun: GAMSTOP lets you self-exclude from every GB-licensed online operator in one free request, though it does not cover sites licensed offshore. The National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, run by GamCare, is free, confidential and open around the clock. GambleAware and Gamblers Anonymous list further support, and most UK banks can block gambling transactions on a current account.