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How We Hold Ourselves Accountable

Editorial Standards

The rules every FortuneSweep page is written to — sourcing, authorship, commercial separation, and responsible play.

Primary Sources

Every material claim on this site must be traceable to a primary source: an operator's published documents, official state or regulatory records, or a named, reputable industry publication.

We require two independent confirmations for material facts. Where a fact cannot be traced to a primary source, we mark it as unverified — or we don't publish it. Plausible-sounding filler is not a source.

Authorship

All content is published under the collective byline FortuneSweep Editorial Team. Reviews and guides are the product of shared team research, writing, and fact-checking.

We do not use fictional personas, pen names, or invented credentials — that is stated plainly as policy. Who we are and how we work is documented on the editorial team page.

Commercial Separation

Commercially funded, editorially controlled. Affiliate commissions fund this site, and featured or partner placements exist — they are labeled with a "Partner" badge and disclosed in our affiliate disclosure.

What is never traded: factual content and scores. Bonus figures, redemption terms, and availability data are reported as published by the operator, regardless of any commercial relationship.

Responsible Play

Sweepstakes casinos are entertainment for adults 18 and older (21+ on some platforms — always check the operator's own rules). No purchase is ever necessary to play or win.

We never publish misleading claims about winning — no "guaranteed wins", no strategies that promise profit. Responsible-play resources are linked from every relevant page and collected on our responsible gambling page. If gambling stops being fun, the National Council on Problem Gambling helpline is 1-800-522-4700.

When We Get It Wrong

Errors happen; hiding them is the failure. Our corrections policy covers how to report a mistake, how fast we respond, and how material corrections are flagged with dated notes.

Related Policies

Last updated: August 2026