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Editorial policy

Each-Way Atlas follows one editorial policy: every figure on a page has a source and a date in our fact log, advertising is kept apart from editorial text, and no operator can pay for a position. The Editorial team signs the pages, an AI assistant helps draft them, and errors are corrected as set out here.

Editorial team of Each-Way Atlas · Checked

Which sources do we use, and in what order?

We prefer primary sources, in this order:

  1. The Gambling Commission public register for licences.
  2. Tattersalls Rules, the Jockey Club, Ascot, the BHA and the racecourse for rules and dates.
  3. The Gambling Commission rules (LCCP), the Gambling Act 2005 and the CAP Code for regulation.
  4. Terms pages published by bookmakers, read on a stated date.

Where sources disagree, the page says so and names each one. A number without a source and a date does not go on a page.

The short version: primary sources first, each with a date, and disagreements stated openly.

How are advertising and editorial kept apart?

Partner links are marked "Ad", and the label appears before the first link. Partner blocks sit after the information, never in the opening answer or a heading.

We list only operators whose Gambling Commission licence we checked on the public register. Order inside a tier is alphabetical, and nobody can pay for a place. Help pages, including Responsible gambling, carry no advertising at all.

The short version: a fee does not decide who is listed, how they are tiered or what a verdict says.

How do we use an AI assistant?

Pages are drafted with the help of an AI assistant. Each figure is checked against its source and recorded with a date before publication. [Description of the human review step: to be confirmed by the owner before launch.]

We do not invent people, reviews, ratings from players or tests we have not run.

The short version: an AI assistant drafts, and facts are checked against dated sources.

How often are pages reviewed?

Offer terms are re-read every 7 days, and licence records every 30 days and on the day of publication. Definitions are reviewed once a year. Data that is out of date is removed or marked "Data out of date".

The reasons for each change appear in the change log. Method details are on How we check.

The short version: offer terms expire after 7 days and licence checks after 30.

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