Report a figure
Each row on the sheet holds what a casino’s own cashier, terms or help pages stated when they were read, and the date beside it is the latest of those reads. When a casino’s page now says something different, a report starts a fresh read of that page.
What to include
- The casino’s name, as the sheet prints it.
- The payment method.
- The figure, fee wording or payout time that differs, with the basis the casino gives for it, such as per transaction or per day.
- Where it shows: the address of the casino’s page, and the passage or table row on it.
- The date it was seen.
The re-read works from the casino’s public pages, read from Great Britain, so the page address is the most useful detail. A report needs no account details. Leave out account numbers, card numbers, logins and identity documents.
What happens next
The casino’s page is read again. If it states something different from the row, the row is updated and takes the new read date. If the page can no longer be read, the row comes off the sheet. Either change is dated on sheet changes, without the name or address of whoever sent the report. When the fresh read matches the row, the row stays as it is, since only the casino’s page can change it.
Reports go by email; the site has no web form. Email retention is covered in the privacy notice.
Write to contact@cashierlimits.com.