What is online.casino?
online.casino is being built to help people understand and compare Casinos, read the terms behind Bonus Offers and learn from other people's experiences. A reader should be able to tell whether they are looking at a published fact, an advertised condition, an editorial explanation or a user's review.
For example, someone looking for a small EUR deposit could search by payment conditions, inspect the Casino's withdrawal rules, read the separate Offer terms and then look at relevant reviews. A positive review would not substitute for a missing payment fact.
The product is in development. This handbook explains agreed direction and proposed models; scope and status identifies the limits of implementation evidence.
What a reader is looking at
A Casino profile describes one gambling product in a particular Market. A Brand can present several Casinos, and legal Companies have separately identified roles. The proposed profile brings together legal statements, correlated payment conditions, cashier policies, support information and reviewed explanation. A source claim, such as an advertised payout time, remains distinct from a measurement made from player reports.
Bonus Offers are independent propositions associated with that Casino and Market. A welcome package can contain several stages and benefits with different wagering or cashout rules. Another welcome offer can exist alongside it. Currency-specific terms come from sources rather than a conversion of headline amounts.
Search is designed to find Casinos, Offers, articles, providers, games and publicly visible reviews. Structured facts establish factual matches; an article or review can be relevant to the topic without proving that its Casino satisfies a condition. Providers and games are included in the search direction, while their canonical identities and detailed catalogue coverage remain to be agreed.
How content reaches the public product
Editors maintain the catalogue, retain supporting sources and approve the exact content to publish. A Casino profile and each Offer publish independently. Manual authoring can support that journey before future automated extraction or generation is introduced.
The dashed connection describes deferred capabilities. The public product can combine content from different owners without making it one editable record. The publication journey explains why editing a draft leaves existing approved content unchanged and why retaining an old profile does not preserve every score or community total on a historical page.
Product Accounts own people's contributions. A platform-authored article belongs to editorial publishing; a user-authored article or review retains its own authorship, revisions and moderation history. The distinction survives even when both use text and images or discuss the same Casino. See articles and reviews.
What the catalogue describes and what it does not decide
Published offer terms describe an advertised proposition. They do not record whether a particular person claimed it or received a payment. A Casino VIP programme would describe that Casino's terms, not a user's online.casino reputation or rewards. Content approval also does not approve a future scoring input.
Commercial relationships and disclosures remain separate from editorial facts, trust and community measures. Affiliate revenue does not enter TrustScore or organic ranking. Detailed commercial placement policy remains open.
For the broader proposed catalogue, including cashback, VIP programmes and Casino events, read future capabilities. For the contexts every factual claim needs, read markets and languages.
Editors can start with the editorial workspace. Stakeholders can see the work and review proposals without reading the technical design.