Casinochecking.com uses artificial intelligence (AI) as one tool among several when we write casino reviews and game guides. A person checks, corrects and edits every page before it goes live. This page explains where AI fits in and where it does not.
Where AI helps
We use Claude, an AI tool made by Anthropic, for early stages of the work: collecting background information, proposing an outline for a review or guide, and writing a first draft. It helps us cover a subject completely, for example every bet on a roulette table or every step of a bonus’s wagering rules.
The draft is a starting point. No page is published as the AI tool wrote it.
What the editor checks
The editor then goes through the draft line by line. In practice that means:
- comparing bonus amounts, free spins, wagering requirements and time limits with the terms on the casino’s own website
- checking licence details with the regulator that issued the licence
- recalculating odds, payouts and house edge figures for games such as roulette, blackjack and baccarat
- checking game rules against the rules published by game providers and casinos
- checking facts about poker players, tournaments and prize money against reliable records
- deleting anything that is wrong, outdated or could mislead a reader
- rewriting the text so it is clear to someone who has never played
- making sure the page is original and not copied from another website
Our goal is content that is correct and useful to people, not text written to please search engines.
Why we tell you
You should know how the pages you read were made. Being open about our process is part of earning your trust.
Google’s guidance on search content makes the same point: what counts is whether content is accurate and helpful, not whether AI was used to produce it. We hold our pages to that standard.
Who is responsible
The editorial team is responsible for everything published on Casinochecking.com, whatever tools were used. Pages are reviewed before publication and updated when facts change, for example when a casino changes its welcome offer or a country changes its gambling law. Read more about the people behind the site on our About us page.
Information, not a tip to gamble
Our reviews and guides describe offers and games. They are not betting advice and they are not an encouragement to gamble. We do not use AI to predict results, to promise winnings or to push readers towards any casino. Gambling is for adults of legal age only. Read more on our responsible gambling page.
Spotted an error?
Mistakes can happen despite our checks. If you find one, let us know through our contact page and we will correct it as soon as possible.