AI Disclosure
We use AI tools to help build and maintain this site. Here's exactly what they do — and what stays human.
AI Assists
Drafting, formatting, comparison, and maintenance — from our research records
Humans Decide
Research, verification standards, and editorial responsibility stay with the team
Never a Source
AI output is not evidence — facts still require primary-source verification
How We Use AI
AI tools assist the team with drafting, formatting, comparison tables, and ongoing maintenance of content across the site. They work from the team's structured research records — operator terms, sweepstakes rules, bonus data, and state availability information that the team collects and maintains.
Parts of this site, including news articles and data-driven page sections, are produced with substantial AI assistance operating on those records.
What Stays Human
- •The research records AI works from — the team collects, owns, and maintains them
- •Fact verification standards — what counts as a source and how claims get confirmed is set by the team, per our Editorial Standards
- •Editorial decisions — which operators are listed, what topics are covered, and how casinos are scored
- •Responsibility — the team reviews what is published and answers for all of it, AI-assisted or not
AI Is Never a Source
We never treat AI output as evidence, and AI is never credited as an author or reviewer. A factual claim earns its place on this site by being verified against a primary source — the operator's own published documents or official records — not by being generated. Our review methodology applies to every page regardless of what tools helped produce it.
When AI-Assisted Content Is Wrong
An error is an error, whatever produced it. Mistakes in AI-assisted content are handled exactly like any other mistake, under our Corrections Policy: report it, we acknowledge within 2 business days, verify against primary sources, and correct promptly.
Last updated: August 2026