Effective date: 28 July 2026. This page sets out the practical rules for using fraga-casino-online.com: what you may do with the material published here, what we ask you not to do, how our editorial process works, and how to get something corrected.
It is deliberately narrower than the general site agreement, which covers acceptance, age limits, liability and the relationship between this website and the operator it writes about. If the two documents ever appear to conflict on those broader questions, the general agreement governs.
Using Our Material
Everything original on this site, from the text and the structure through to the comparison tables and the editorial assessments, belongs to the site administration. The permissions below are the ones we grant in advance; anything outside them needs a written request first.
| Action | Status | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Quoting a short extract | Allowed | Name the source and include a working link to the page quoted |
| Linking to any page here | Allowed | No permission needed; do not frame it so it appears we endorse your project |
| Screenshotting a table for a forum post or review | Allowed | Attribute it, and do not edit figures inside the image |
| Search engine crawling and indexing | Allowed | Follow robots.txt; normal crawl rates |
| Republishing a full page or a substantial part | Not allowed | Written permission required in advance |
| Translating and republishing | Not allowed | Written permission; a translation is still a copy |
| Reusing our tables or ratings in a commercial project | Not allowed | Written permission; attribution alone is not enough |
Brand names, logos and game titles mentioned across the site remain the property of their owners and appear for identification only. Nothing here implies association with, or endorsement by, those owners.
Automated Collection and Scraping
Search engine crawlers are welcome, and we would rather be indexed than not. What is not permitted is bulk automated extraction: systematic harvesting of pages, tables or ratings into another database, whether for a competing resource, a data product or a training corpus.
The same goes for any activity that degrades the service for readers, whether that means high-frequency requests, ignoring robots.txt, cycling through addresses or user agents to dodge rate limits, or probing for parts of the site that are not publicly linked. We reserve the right to block traffic behaving that way, without notice and without explaining which signal triggered it.
If you want structured access to something published here, ask. A short email describing the intended use is far more likely to succeed than a scraper, and it costs both sides less.
Feedback and Error Reports
Corrections are genuinely welcome, and the ones with a source attached get acted on fastest. A useful report contains three things: the page address, the specific statement you believe is wrong, and where the correct information comes from. «Your bonus figure is out of date» starts a slow exchange of questions. The same message with a link to the operator’s current terms usually ends in a same-day fix.
Anything you send about content, whether a correction, a suggestion or a comment, may be used to improve the material without further permission and without payment, and it typically appears as an edit rather than as an attributed contribution. If you would rather be credited, say so and we will discuss it. Personal data included in a message is handled as described in what happens to the data you send us.
What we cannot do is intervene in anything involving an account. Requests to chase a payout, unlock a profile, reverse a voided bonus or escalate a complaint have to go to the operator: this site holds no balances, sees no accounts and has no standing in that relationship.
How We Handle Facts
The rule this site is built on is simple: no data, no number. If a figure cannot be traced to a source we consider reliable, it does not appear. Not as an estimate, not as a range, not as an «approximately». A gap left visible is more useful than a plausible invention, because a reader can act on knowing that something has never been published.
Source Priority
Operator-published material comes first for anything the operator controls: terms, limits, payment rails, promotional conditions. Independent review desks come next, and a claim originating outside the operator needs at least two of them agreeing before we treat it as established. Content farms and clone sites recycling each other’s wording count as one source rather than several, because repetition is not corroboration.
Where sources genuinely disagree, we publish the disagreement instead of picking the more convenient side. The brand’s licensing position is the clearest example on this site: one set of sources cites a licence number, another states the operator is unlicensed, and the entry stays marked as disputed until that resolves.
Where the Blanks Are
Several specific things are unpublished anywhere we could verify, and our pages say so rather than filling them in:
- Verification timelines — how long identity checks take in practice is nowhere stated, so the verification policy overview describes the documents and the sequence, and leaves the duration blank.
- Maximum bet while wagering a bonus — a common condition and a common cause of voided winnings, with no published figure for this operator. We flag that it may exist rather than inventing a cap.
- Limits on individual payment methods — confirmed global minimums are published; per-method minimums and ceilings for several wallets are not, and appear as dashes in our payout guide, where several of those blanks are visible.
- Cash-out on sports bets — neither confirmed nor denied in any source, so the sportsbook page says exactly that instead of claiming the feature is present.
Independence
The operator does not review, approve or edit our materials. Nothing published here is submitted for comment before it goes live, and inconvenient findings get published unchanged: a disputed licence, a missing audit report, an unverifiable figure. Our editorial ratings reflect what we found, and they move when the evidence moves.
Dating, Updates and Corrections
Every page carries a date at the top showing when it was last reviewed. That date changes when the substance changes, not when a typo is fixed. An unchanged date means the page was checked and still stands, rather than that nobody has looked at it.
This is a fast-moving segment. Bonus terms, payment rails, processing windows and country restrictions all change without announcement, and material accurate on its stated date may be outdated by the time you read it. The operator’s current terms always take precedence over any summary published here.
When we get something wrong, the correction goes into the page itself rather than into a note at the bottom, and material errors are reflected in the review date. We do not silently delete a claim that turned out to be false where the change matters to a reader’s decision. The wording is replaced and the date moves, so the shift stays visible.
Changes to These Rules
This document may be amended as the site develops. The current version is the one on this page, and the effective date above shows when it last changed. We do not send individual notifications, so check back if this matters to you; continuing to use the site after an update means accepting the revised version.
Editorial Contact
Corrections, permission requests, questions about sourcing and reports of a broken page all go to [email protected]. Include the page address, and for a correction the source supporting your version, since review moves a great deal faster with it attached. This is the only contact channel for the site.
Responsible Gambling
Content here is written for an audience of 18+. Gambling is a paid form of entertainment and never an income stream. Fix a time limit and a money limit before you start, hold both once the session is under way, and never go back in to win a loss back. If it starts producing stress rather than enjoyment, stop and seek support. Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) offers free help in more than 250 languages with no country restriction, and Gamblers Anonymous International (gamblersanonymous.org) runs meetings in dozens of countries.