What we're most careful about
The facts that go stale are the ones that cost you a wasted drive: room hours, game menus, stakes, rake, waitlists, tournament schedules and whether an online site is regulated in Ontario. When someone shows us one of these is wrong or out of date, we check the relevant primary source and correct the page.
How to report an error
Email contact@torontopoker.org or use the contact page. Include:
- The link to the page.
- The statement you believe is wrong.
- If you have it, the official venue, operator or regulator page that shows the change.
What happens next
- We find the claim and the source it was based on.
- We check a current primary source where one exists.
- We update the fact and its verification date.
- If the change matters to your decisions, we add it to the update log.
What gets logged and what doesn't
Typo fixes, formatting and clearer wording aren't normally logged. Changes to a room's schedule, an operator's regulated status, tournament dates or any other fact you'd act on are. So if a room drops a weekly tournament, you'll see that in the log. If we fix a misspelled street name, you won't.
Affiliate deals don't change the facts
An affiliate relationship never outweighs the evidence. If a commercial partner isn't listed as an Ontario-regulated poker operator, we won't call it one. See our affiliate disclosure for the details.
How do I report a mistake on TorontoPoker.org?
Email contact@torontopoker.org with the page link, the statement that's wrong and, if you have one, a link to the official source showing the change.
Will you tell me when a correction is made?
Material fixes, such as changed room schedules, tournament dates or regulated status, are listed in the public update log.