How igamingcpo ratings and market data are built

Each of eight categories is averaged across approved ratings that scored that category. The Operator Score is the mean of the category averages that exist, rounded to one decimal place. A category nobody rated is excluded; it is never treated as zero.

Submitted ratings and reviews remain pending until approved or rejected by moderation. Only approved material contributes to public aggregates. Pages show the available sample size so a reader can distinguish broad evidence from an early signal.

Casino profiles combine a structured census with automated collection from the casino's own public pages. Promotions, payments, loyalty and tournament content are evaluated per market; one market's result is not silently presented as another market's result.

Collected records carry collection timestamps. Sitemap modification dates are intended to reflect material changes to a profile and its related public data, helping search systems revisit changed pages instead of treating the whole corpus as equally fresh.

Availability, offers and payment methods can change without notice, differ by account and depend on location. Automated collection can be blocked or can misclassify page furniture; such results are reviewed, excluded or sent for rework rather than presented as certainty.

Counts should identify their unit, market and date. A crawl row is not automatically a unique offer: repeated runs and markets can duplicate the same item, so public analysis should deduplicate and state its matching rule.