A visible trail from rule to recommendation

01

What counts as a strong source

A source is evaluated for proximity to the feature, institutional responsibility, publication date and whether its rules or method can be inspected.

Platform documentation supports platform features; a publisher's help page supports title-specific rules; an accessibility standard supports interaction guidance. We avoid asking one record to answer outside its scope.

02

Rules, prices and dates

Live offers and events can change. An article states the check date and directs readers to the actual game screen for current price, eligibility, deadline and inventory.

Strategy is described as analysis rather than as a guaranteed scoring result.

• current means checked on the displayed update date
• editorial means our reasoned tactic
• unknown means the public record does not state the detail

03

Submitting a correction

Email hello@sugarrushrewards.com with the URL, disputed text, proposed correction and reliable source. State any relationship to the game, platform or promotion.

Reports are assessed for urgency, evidence and reader impact. Missing disclosure, privacy and safety issues receive priority.

04

Correction notes

Spelling and formatting fixes may be made without a note. A material correction includes its date, the original issue and the corrected account.

There are no recorded material corrections in this edition as of 31 August 2026.

05

Broken links and moved records

Official documentation can move. When a source disappears, we look for the same record from the issuing organisation or a reputable archive and update the link without changing the substantive claim unless the record itself changed.