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How we record
How a revision gets onto the record
Every entry rests on two dated copies of a casino's own page and the words that differ between them.
Terms Revised is a reference record, not a gambling operator. We take no bets, hold no accounts and never handle money. Not intended for anyone under 18. Every casino named here holds a Gambling Commission licence, checked on the public register on 3 November 2026.
1. Choosing the casinos
A casino joins the record when its web address is declared on the Gambling Commission register by exactly one active licence holder, that holder has an active remote casino licence, and its home page opens without a redirect when we check it. All nine passed on 3 November 2026. A casino whose archived terms turn out to be the version for another market is left out until copies of its GB terms exist.
2. Collecting copies
We list the casino's own GB terms pages (main terms, and bonus or fair-use policies where they exist) and collect the copies the Web Archive holds of each, from 2023 onwards. Copies that differ only in page code are dropped. 158 copies were read for this edition.
3. Comparing them
Each copy is turned into plain text and compared clause by clause with the copy before it. We keep changes to substance: a number, a period, a new or removed clause, a new company or dispute body. Spelling, layout and link changes are ignored.
4. Dating them
A change happened somewhere between the last copy with the old wording and the first copy with the new wording. We give both dates unless the casino prints a version date, which we then show instead.
5. Quoting them
The before and after text is copied exactly from the two copies, and the build of this site checks each quote against the saved text again. Our one-line summary of each change is written to describe, not to judge.
6. Register and actions
Licence holders, licence numbers and dates come from the register download of 3 November 2026; regulatory actions from each account's register page on the same day, summarised in our words.
What the record cannot tell you
- Changes made and reversed between two archive copies are invisible to us.
- An archived page is what the archive saw, which may differ from what a logged-in customer saw.
- A casino with few archived copies will show fewer revisions; that says nothing about how often it really changes.
Pictures
The photographs on this site are still lifes created for Terms Revised. They do not show any casino named here.
Corrections
Spotted a mistake or a newer version? Write to contact@termsrevised.co.uk with the page and the source, and we will check it against the copies.