Sources used for factual checks
Licence status, remote casino authorisation, account number and registered domains are checked in the UK Gambling Commission public register. Operator sites and official app-store listings are used for product categories, app availability, support routes and current terms. We avoid repeating unsourced catalogue counts because game libraries change too quickly to make an old number useful.
How the mobile score is formed
- Confirm the listed domain sits under an active UKGC remote casino licence.
- Review native-app availability and mobile-web navigation.
- Compare game categories, live-casino access, provider discovery and support routes.
- Assess offer-term visibility without treating the promotional headline as a quality score.
- Write an operator-specific judgement and show its limitations.
Editorial and commercial separation
Affiliate relationships can affect inclusion and position; they do not purchase a star score or prevent a correction. A listing is eligible only when the operator’s selected domain and remote casino activity are present in the UKGC record at the time of checking.
Re-checking and corrections
Entries are re-checked when a material change is reported and during scheduled editorial reviews. Every operator card shows its last checked date. A factual error is corrected in place after the source is confirmed; the corrections page explains how to report one.