Editorial policy

Research standards

Listings are built from a structured data model in which every claim occupies a field with an explicit verification status. The discipline this enforces is the core of our approach: a fact is either verified against a documented source, or it is labelled "awaiting verification" — visibly, on the page. We treat an honest gap as better information than a confident guess.

What we never publish

• Invented promo codes, reward amounts, or bonus values
• Invented app versions, ratings, download counts, or ownership details
• Claims that a platform is licensed, legal, safe, official, or verified without supplied evidence
• Guarantees that any code works or that any reward will be received
• Links to APK files or unofficial download sources

Source handling

Verified facts cite their basis in the listing's data record, including a last-checked date shown on the page. Descriptions of unverified platforms are written in explicitly hedged language ("reported", "presented as") that distinguishes observation of marketing from confirmed fact. Promo-code statuses use a fixed vocabulary — reported active, unverified, expired, availability unknown, awaiting review — chosen to avoid the unverifiable claim "working".

Independence

Editorial content is not influenced by any listed platform. The directory accepts no payment for listings, placement, or status labels. Download buttons on game and promo pages use referral links managed by the site operator; they are disclosed on the affiliate-disclosure page, marked at the point of appearance, and kept separate from editorial judgments — a referral link never changes a status label, a verification status, or how a listing is written.

Updates and corrections

Every listing shows published and updated dates. Status fields are revised when new information is supplied and reviewed, and expired information is relabelled rather than silently deleted. Errors reported through the corrections process are reviewed against sources and corrected on the page.

Writing standards

Content is written to be useful to a person, in plain language, without promotional pressure: no urgency tactics, no guaranteed winnings, no exaggerated reward claims. Educational content about Teen Patti aims for accuracy about the game as it is actually played, and safety content aims to be actionable rather than alarmist.