Editorial Policy

This page explains how NaijaBetGuide prepares rankings, updates reviews, and separates editorial judgment from tracked commercial links.

How editorial judgments are made

This policy explains how ranking pages and bookmaker pages are maintained. A good comparison page should show why one option may fit a user better than another. It should not just repeat the biggest bonus number.

We look at payment ease, mobile use, review clarity, and sportsbook depth. We also ask if the bookmaker fits the page topic and the likely user need.

Pages should be refreshed when a real change affects the user decision. This includes deposit rules, payout expectations, app access, or offer wording. If the change affects the page conclusion, the page should be reviewed again.

Policy 1

Rankings should reflect bookmaker fit.

A big bonus alone should not keep a bookmaker near the top.

Policy 2

Review updates should track material changes.

If payments, offer terms, or app use change, the review should be updated.

Policy 3

Affiliate deals should not set the score.

Tracked links should not change the score or the final verdict.

Policy 4

Risk claims should be checked before publishing.

Safety, license, and withdrawal claims should be checked before we publish them.

Commercial relationships and score integrity

Some pages contain tracked offer links. That does not replace editorial judgment. If a bookmaker does not fit the page intent, it should not be pushed higher only because of a commercial deal.

This policy also makes the site easier to read and trust. Clear rules help users, search engines, and AI systems understand how rankings are made and when pages were last checked.