Koreksi

We are committed to accuracy. When we identify an error — or when one is reported — we investigate and update the affected page as quickly as practical.

What Qualifies as a Correction

• Factual errors: incorrect dates, names, scores, statistics, or league/team references.
• Misleading statements: language that implies certainty where none exists, or that omits material risk context.
• Broken links: URLs that no longer resolve or redirect to unrelated pages.
• Outdated regulatory references: help-line numbers, age limits, or jurisdiction-specific rules that have changed.
• Data display issues: incorrect table values, mislabeled columns, or formatting that obscures meaning.

How to Report an Error

1. Go to our Contact page.
2. Include the exact URL of the page with the issue.
3. Describe what is wrong and, if possible, what the correct information should be.
4. Optionally, include a link to a reliable source that supports the correction.

Our Commitment

• Material errors (incorrect facts that could affect a betting decision) are reviewed within 24 hours on business days.
• Minor issues (typos, broken links, formatting) are addressed in the next scheduled content review cycle.
• When a correction changes the substance of a page, we add a visible update note to the affected article.
• Archived pages are corrected when the error affects historical accuracy; cosmetic-only issues on archive pages may be deferred.
• We do not silently rewrite losing picks or alter performance records after settlement.

Correction Transparency

Material corrections to blog posts and news articles are noted with an "Updated" date visible near the byline. Policy pages carry a "Last reviewed" date that reflects the most recent substantive review, not an automatically refreshing timestamp.