Wrong figure on a Seatcheck page? Report it here

Write to [corrections email address: to be supplied by the owner]. Include:

• the address of the page;
• the sentence or figure you think is wrong;
• what you believe is correct, and a link to the source.

You can also use the Report an error link on a page, where the page offers one. Please do not send personal data beyond an address we can reply to.

1. We read the report and check it against the primary source.
2. If it is an error of fact, we correct the page within two working days and update the check date.
3. We add an entry to the correction log below and to the changelog.
4. If we disagree, we reply with our source.

Figures that have passed their shelf life are re-checked on a schedule, even without a report. See where the figures come from.

Complaints about a casino, a withdrawal or an unlicensed site are not corrections. For those, see contact for what we can and cannot help with, and about this site for who runs the site.

Reach the Seatcheck editorial desk

How to contact the Seatcheck editorial team by email or post, what to write to us about and what we cannot help with.

How Seatcheck sources, checks and keeps ads off the facts

How Seatcheck pages are sourced, checked and dated, how AI assistance is disclosed, and how advertising is kept separate from editorial pages.

What changed, and when

A dated record of changes to Seatcheck pages, figures and rules: what moved, where, and why. The first entry is the opening edition of 13 November 2026.

Behind Seatcheck: who runs it and where the money comes from

Who runs Seatcheck, how the site earns money, what it does and what it does not do. Company details are listed in full on this page.

Our method: sources, dates and sorting rules

How Seatcheck checks a casino: the Gambling Commission register first, then studio rules and lobby limits, with a source and a date on every figure.