Updates Policy

What "Last Updated" Means

A "Last updated" date on WinWave marks a substantive change: facts, terms, scores or availability. We do not refresh dates for cosmetic edits, template changes or site rebuilds — if the date moved, something on the page meaningfully changed.

What Triggers an Update

• An operator changes its terms and conditions or bonus rules
• A licence event — new licence, renewal, suspension or revocation on the regulator's register
• A bonus changes, is withdrawn or expires
• Market availability changes — an operator opens or closes a country
• Detected data drift — our own checks find a published fact no longer matching the operator's documents

Scheduled Re-Verification

Beyond event-driven updates, facts are re-checked on the same cadence described in our review methodology: bonus terms roughly weekly; payout rules, game counts and licence status roughly monthly; and a full review refresh whenever an operator's underlying documents change.

When Facts Can No Longer Be Verified

If a previously published fact can no longer be verified — the operator removed the page, the register entry disappeared, the on-chain address stopped resolving — we re-check it against whatever primary source remains, mark it as unverified, or remove it. We do not leave stale claims standing because they used to be true.