
The Wildzy Editorial Standard: Research, Corrections and Updates
Our pages exist to make the numbers readable: the 600% package, the 10x (bonus + deposit) wagering, the EUR 100 cashout floor, the three-banking-day processing. Each figure on a page traces to a published term or a confirmed fact, and where a number cannot be traced, the sentence goes rather than the standard.

Our Writing Standards on Every Page
- Plain language first: every term gets a sentence that says what it does to a real deposit.
- The play currency stays visible, with EUR as the unit the published figures quote and conversions marked as approximate.
- Responsible messaging is part of our text: budgets, limits and help organisations appear where play decisions appear.
- No invented numbers: a figure without a source behind it does not reach the page.
- Repetition is a defect; if a section restates the table, one of them goes.
How Readers Send Corrections to Us
- A correction arrives through our contact routes with the page topic and the figure in question.
- Our team checks the claim against the current published terms, not against the page being challenged.
- Confirmed corrections change the page; disputed ones get a reply that shows the source behind the standing figure.
- Time-sensitive numbers — limits, windows, caps — get a fresh look whenever a correction touches them.
How Accuracy Is Checked and Pages Updated
- Regular passes re-read the live terms against our pages, section by section.
- Payment routes, limits and processing windows get the tightest cycle, because they move most frequently in the industry.
- Our bonus arithmetic is recomputed, not remembered: a EUR 20 deposit owes EUR 600 of turnover, every time it appears.
- Outdated figures leave the page the day a check finds them, and the date lines on our policy pages mark the change.
What a Correction Changes With Us
A confirmed correction changes the figure and every sentence that leaned on it — a moved withdrawal minimum touches the payments table, the FAQ answer and the worked example in the same pass. Our correction reply quotes the source that decided the change, so the reader can weigh it the same way our editors did. Unconfirmed claims get a source-backed reply instead of a change, and both outcomes are logged with the page.
How a Page Is Researched at Wildzy
- Start from the published terms and the live lobby — the primary record of how the brand runs.
- Cross-check every figure against independent review sources; a number confirmed twice stands, a number contradicted gets flagged.
- Separate confirmed facts from promotional claims, and let only the first kind reach the page.
- Work the arithmetic a reader would do: deposits into bonuses, bonuses into turnover, turnover into rounds.
- Record what each statement rests on, so a later correction can find its way back to the source.
