VGO PROMO / HOW WE REVIEW OFFERS
A practical explanation of how bonus claims, promo codes, casino terms, exchange incentives and skin-site offers should be checked.
What we compare
VGO Promo publishes pages for crypto casinos, online poker, CS2/CS:GO skins services and cryptocurrency exchanges. These are not interchangeable products. We assess the terms that matter for the particular type of offer, rather than treating every code as a simple discount.
| Offer type | Checks that matter |
|---|---|
| Casino & sportsbook | Eligibility, deposit conditions, wagering, maximum bet, game exclusions, cash-out caps, KYC, territory, licence information and expiry. |
| Crypto exchange | Who qualifies, trading-volume requirements, rebates, credited rewards, regional availability, KYC, liquidity and risk disclosures. |
| CS2/CS:GO skins service | Referral value, claim location, Steam account protection, trading restrictions, withdrawal or trade-lock rules, applicable jurisdiction and site authenticity. |
| Poker platform | New-player qualification, deposit match, unlock requirements, permitted countries and restrictions on shared accounts. |
Verification levels are not the same
| Evidence level | What it supports |
|---|---|
| Documented offer | The operator publicly lists the offer and relevant terms at the review date. |
| Observed account result | A code or referral path has been seen activating a stated benefit in an eligible account at a recorded date. |
| Reported by users | A community report that can prompt checking, but does not alone prove general eligibility. |
| Unconfirmed or changed | A previously published term could not be reconfirmed; the affected statement should be qualified or removed. |
A “verified” label should identify what was actually checked. Checking a code on one account does not guarantee it will work for every user, country or campaign. We should not describe an account test as completed unless evidence of that test exists.
How an offer is checked
Identify the genuine operator domain and primary published terms.
Read the significant restrictions: wagering, eligible countries, KYC, maximum withdrawals, bonus caps and expiry.
Compare the claimed bonus with the relevant signup, deposit or reward flow; conduct an account check only when lawful and practicable.
Record the last meaningful check, evidence limitations and any changes.
Publish clear conditions near the headline offer and review material reports or operator changes.
How ranking and recommendations should work
A comparison should consider practical value, completeness of terms, known restrictions, product usability, payments or withdrawals, visible regulatory information, operator responsiveness and evidence quality. The mere size of a headline bonus must not substitute for an analysis of what can actually be claimed.
We do not claim that every platform has been audited, that every payout has been tested, or that a licence guarantees user protection. Ranking explanations should distinguish sourced facts, observations and editorial opinions.
Handling changes and expired promotions
Promotions may end without notice or change between countries and account categories. Where terms are materially changed, the affected page should update the conditions and review date without silently rewriting the original publication history. A meaningful factual correction should be described when doing so will help readers understand the change.
Report a code, invalid claim path or material mismatch via Corrections & Complaints with the page URL, country and relevant evidence. Do not send passwords, recovery phrases or unnecessary personal account data.
Commercial relationships are disclosed
The site can earn referral revenue. That does not turn promotional claims into facts. Commercial disclosures belong near affected links and are explained further in our Affiliate Disclosure. Sponsored content should be labeled rather than presented as ordinary editorial coverage.