The terms behind our Goldex guide
Reading these pages means agreeing to a short set of rules about how the guide may be used and what we take responsibility for. The terms are deliberately plain: we publish information about a casino brand, the casino runs its own service under its own terms, and the two never merge.
- The scope is our own guide: its pages, its comparisons and its contact routes
- The casino’s service runs under the operator’s own terms, which a player accepts there
- Nothing in our copy creates an account, a deposit or any player relationship with us
- The information is general, written for Canadian readers, and never legal or financial advice
How changes to these terms are made
The announcement
A change to these terms is published in place, and the version in front of a reader at the moment of reading is the one that applies to the reading.
The effect
Continued use of the guide after a change is treated as acceptance of the updated version.
What we answer for, and where our part ends
The narrow promise
Our responsibility stops at publishing accurate information as carefully as we can; the guide is provided for informational purposes only.
The excluded losses
Decisions a reader makes after reading — a deposit, a wager, a bonus claim — belong to the reader, and we accept no liability for losses tied to them.
What these terms cover
The boundary
The scope is our own guide and nothing beyond it: the pages, the comparisons, the contact routes. The casino’s service runs under the operator’s own terms, accepted there and never here, and no reading of ours creates an account, a deposit or any player relationship with us.
The character of the information
What our pages carry is general information, written for Canadian readers; it is never legal or financial advice, and it never replaces the operator’s own binding text.
How the guide and its content may be used
Reading and sharing
Personal reading, quotation with a link back and classroom use are all fine; bulk copying, republishing whole pages or presenting our work as another site’s is not.
The name of things
The brand name appears in our copy to describe the brand; the marks belong to their owner, and our use is descriptive.
Commercial links and honesty about them
- Some links may be commercial, and we say so plainly
- A commercial relationship never decides what a fact says
- Promotions we describe follow the operator’s own terms, which can change without our involvement
- Readers who prefer to skip commercial links lose no factual content by doing so
External links and the world beyond our pages
- Links to third-party sites are conveniences, not endorsements
- Those sites run their own terms and privacy practices
- We check link targets when we place them, and stale ones get fixed when reported
- A reader who follows a link leaves the coverage of our guide
The reader’s part
Using the guide lawfully, making one’s own decisions, meeting the age rules of any service our pages describe, and reporting anything that reads wrong — that is the whole of the reader’s obligation under these terms. The rules are short because the relationship is short: a reader, an information site and a clear boundary between the two.