We check every fact about Queensland Draws against official sources. Our method is simple: we publish only what we can verify, and we correct ourselves when we get it wrong.
Sources we accept
We rely on two types of source. First: operator filings—documents Queensland Draws lodges with the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR Queensland). Second: the regulator's own register and public notices, available at https://www.justice.qld.gov.au/initiatives/office-of-liquor-and-gaming-regulation. We treat these as primary sources and do not publish lottery odds, licence dates, or operator contact details unless we can point to one of them. Marketing material from the operator does not count.
Sources we reject
We do not cite offshore lottery sites, lottery-betting platforms, or aggregators. We also do not republish unverified claims from forums or social media, even if they mention Queensland Draws by name. If a fact appears only on such sites and nowhere in regulator records or operator filings, we leave it out of our coverage.
What triggers an update
We refresh our pages when rules change at Queensland Draws, when its licence is revoked or suspended, or when a reader sends us a correction backed by evidence. Updates are not automatic. We check any change against OLGR Queensland records before we publish it. A change in the operator's T&Cs, a new draw format, or a change of registered address all warrant a review of the relevant article.
What a correction looks like
When we correct a factual error, we add a dated note to the top of the page explaining what we got wrong and what the correct fact is. We do not delete the original text. Readers can see what we published, when we changed it, and why. This note stays on the page permanently so that anyone who read the old version can find out what happened.
If you believe we have published incorrect information about Queensland Draws, you can write to [email protected] with supporting evidence.