How we check

The source ledger

Every figure or claim on this site comes from one entry in a single ledger. Each entry has a statement, one sentence written to stand alone. It also has a source: a named publisher, a title, a URL, and the date we read it. If a number is not in the ledger, it does not appear on the site.

The two sources behind almost every fact are Moon's help centre and Moon's affiliate page. We do not cite forums, other review sites, or unnamed reports.

The sync before every release

Before we publish a change, a script re-reads every source page the ledger points to. It compares what it finds against the statement stored in the ledger. If a number has moved, the release stops until we update the statement and its source date.

This catches the common failure of a referral site. A fee or a rule changes on the operator's side, and the guide keeps repeating the old number. Here, the build will not let that happen silently.

What the Checked date means

The Checked date on each page is not the day we wrote the words. It is the day the sync last confirmed every source the page depends on. The date only advances when every check on the page passes. A partial sync does not move it.

The partner-offer rule

Moon's public pages show its standard fees only. The 20% discount carried by the code ACES is a partner rate. Moon sets it inside its affiliate programme, and does not publish it on a page we can link to. We say that plainly wherever the discount is mentioned. The proof for your own account is the fee shown on your first wager summary. It is not a number on this site or on Moon's marketing pages.

Read more on the fees page, or see who stands behind this ledger on the about page.

The check log

Every run of the source check is recorded. A row shows the date of the run, the date the site was last fully verified, and which hard checks failed, if any. An empty failure list means Moon's pages still said what this site says.