Corrections Policy
We get facts wrong sometimes. When we do, we want to know about it — and here's exactly what happens next.
Easy to Report
One email with the page and the problem is all it takes
2 Business Days
Every error report is acknowledged within two business days
Dated Notes
Material corrections get a dated note on the corrected page
What Counts as a Material Error
A material error is a factual mistake that could change a reader's decision. On this site that includes:
- •Wrong bonus figures — Gold Coin or Sweeps Coin amounts, eligibility, or expiry terms
- •Incorrect redemption information — processing windows, methods, or minimum thresholds
- •Wrong state availability — listing a sweepstakes casino as available where it is not, or vice versa
- •Misstatements of an operator's sweepstakes rules or terms of service
- •Materially wrong game counts or other operator data we present as fact
How to Report an Error
Email us at mary[at]fortunesweep.com. To help us verify quickly, include:
- •The page URL where you found the error
- •What the page says, and what you believe is correct
- •A source if you have one — the operator's own terms or rules page is ideal
Our Commitment
- •We acknowledge every error report within 2 business days
- •We verify the report against primary sources — the operator's published documents and official records — and apply verified corrections promptly
- •Material corrections get a dated correction note on the corrected page, so you can see what changed and when
Corrections vs. Routine Updates
A correction fixes something we got wrong. A routine update reflects something that changed in the world — an operator revises a bonus, a state changes its rules, a game library grows. Routine updates follow our Updates Policy and don't carry correction notes; corrections of our own errors do.
Last updated: August 2026