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This policy explains the editorial standards for onlineblackjackcanada.biz. Our focus is blackjack information for Canadian readers: understanding the rules, comparing meaningful differences between games and recognising the conditions behind a claim. Shayne Currie is the editorial contact for questions and corrections.
Editorial responsibility
Articles carry an editor link so readers can identify the person responsible for editorial enquiries. Contact [email protected] with the page address and a specific question. The Shayne Currie profile describes his role without implying professional qualifications, operator employment or personal testing that has not been established.
We publish information rather than operate gambling accounts. Editorial review does not give us access to a casino’s private systems, player records or payment processing. We cannot certify an operator’s future conduct or guarantee a reader’s result.
Sources and verification
For a game’s rules, the relevant provider’s rule sheet and the rules displayed at the specific table are the most useful starting points. For an offer, eligibility and the operator’s current offer terms matter more than a marketing headline. For provincial arrangements or public support services, official organisations are preferable to repeating another affiliate website’s summary.
A source should support the particular statement being made. A payment company’s general product page does not prove that a casino accepts that payment method. A licence logo does not establish permission to serve every province. Where an important detail cannot be established, it should be described as unconfirmed or omitted rather than filled with an assumption.
Rules, strategy and calculations
Blackjack advice depends on the rules. Where relevant, explanations should identify deck count, whether the dealer hits soft 17, the blackjack payout, doubling and splitting restrictions, surrender and the treatment of dealer blackjack. An answer for one combination of rules should not be presented as universal.
Worked examples should distinguish the original stake, profit and total return. Probability, house edge and return-to-player figures describe a defined mathematical model over repeated play; they do not predict a session or promise a payout. A calculator should explain its inputs and limits. A simplified illustration should be labelled as such, rather than presented as an exact simulation.
Betting progressions do not remove the underlying house advantage. We should not describe a staking system as a guaranteed way to recover losses or make an income. Learning an appropriate decision can improve understanding without making gambling safe or profitable.
Commercial information and comparisons
The website may earn commission through affiliate links. Commercial relationships can affect inclusion and placement; the Affiliate Disclosure explains this. An advertising arrangement is not evidence of a favourable rule, faster payment or suitability for an individual reader.
Comparisons should state their basis. Labels such as best, fast or low deposit need context and supporting information. We should not invent star ratings, user reviews, awards, testing sessions or payment experiences. If content describes a public rule sheet rather than a first-hand account, the wording should reflect that distinction.
Promotional claims require particular care. A headline amount alone is incomplete when a deposit, contribution rule, expiry, maximum bet or withdrawal restriction materially changes its meaning. Blackjack may be excluded or contribute differently from other games. Seeing an offer does not establish personal eligibility.
Canadian context
Location and provincial arrangements can change access, minimum age and available services. General Canadian coverage should not imply identical conditions across the country. Currency should be identified where a dollar amount could be misunderstood. Rules and availability should be checked at the service the reader actually intends to use.
Updates and corrections
The displayed update date identifies the saved page revision; it is not a promise that every external service was checked that day. Offers, cashier options and table rules can change independently of an article. Readers should check the current source before acting.
To report a problem, quote the disputed passage and include the page URL and a current public source where possible. Remove account numbers and other personal information from evidence. We assess the issue, correct material inaccuracies we can establish and clarify assumptions when necessary. We do not promise a fixed response time or publish private correspondence without an appropriate reason and permission.