How a rebrand review is built
When an operator changes its name, the review starts from the paper trail: the rebrand announcement, the new licence registration, and whether the old domain now redirects to the new one. Then it moves to the live terms - payment methods, withdrawal caps, promo codes - to see whether they match what review portals and the operator's own materials each claim.
| Area | What we check |
|---|---|
| Identity | Old vs new name, domain redirects, licence entity and registration date |
| Continuity | Whether player accounts, balances and VIP status carried over |
| Source conflicts | Where portals, press releases and affiliate pages disagree on bonus codes or limits |
| Trust signals | Independent review-site scores vs raw UGC platforms like Trustpilot |
Where sources conflict - a promo code, a withdrawal cap, a licence detail - that conflict gets published, not resolved by picking whichever number sounds best. Scores are updated when terms change and the 'Relevance verified' date is refreshed on each check.