kb777 explains here how we write, check and correct every preview and offer note on the site, and how to send a correction to [email protected].
POLICY IN PLAIN WORDS
What Our Editorial Policy Covers
kb777 publishes every preview, guide and promotion note under four fixed rules: we say what a market or game actually is, we keep amounts in Taka, we keep each date and condition attached to the offer it belongs to, and we write the sentence ourselves rather than pasting supplier text. That matters most when cricket is on.
A Test that ends in a draw needs a different explanation from a super over, and you should be able to tell the difference in one pass. Readers in Khulna get the same wording as readers in Dhaka; we do not soften a rule for one group and sharpen it for another.
Access is for adults aged 18 and over, in places where online betting is allowed under applicable local law, and where local rules differ, those rules decide. Nothing here is written to push you into a stake you did not plan. We describe casino tables, slots and sports markets as they work, including the parts that cost you money.
Promotion notes carry the date we last checked them, so an expired offer cannot sit on the page looking live. When we get something wrong, we correct it in the same place and note the change.
Say what it is
We say what a market is before we say anything about it. A handicap line, a drawn Test or a free spin round gets explained in the words you would use yourself.
Figures that match
If a bonus percentage or a wagering rule appears on two pages, it reads the same on both. We check Taka amounts and offer conditions against the current terms before publishing.
Our own sentences
Our writers draft their own lines. Supplier blurbs and machine translations get rewritten before they reach the lobby, so nothing reads like it was copied from a provider sheet.
Every fix is dated
When a term changes, the old line comes out the same day and the corrected version goes in its place, so you are never reading a rule that no longer applies.
CORRECTIONS DESK
Reporting Corrections to kb777
If a line looks wrong, say so. Send the page address and the exact sentence to [email protected], add a screenshot when the issue is a figure or a date, and our editorial desk will check it against the material we drafted from. We reply in plain English, tell you what we found, and confirm once the page has been updated.
Payment or login problems travel the same road, but mention the step where you stopped so the message reaches the right queue.
Email the editorial desk
Send the page link and the exact line to [email protected]. A screenshot helps when the issue is a figure, a date or a market name.
Use the contact form
The form at /contact/ reaches the same team. Pick content correction in the subject list so your message lands with the editorial desk, not the payments queue.
Account and payment queries
For a deposit, withdrawal or login problem, write to [email protected] and say where you stopped. Account queries and editorial queries sit in separate queues.
RECORDS AND PRIVACY
Data, Records and Correction Requests
When you send us a correction, we keep your email, the page address and the outcome of the check. Nothing else from your account is attached to that record, and it does not travel to the promotions team. Cookie data on kb777 shows us which pages readers actually open, which tells us where a wrong line would cost you the most.
Requests to see or delete a correction record go to [email protected]; we confirm what we hold and remove what we no longer need.
What we store
A correction ticket holds your message, the page address and our reply. We do not copy your deposit history or your identity documents into it.
Who can read it
Editorial staff and our compliance lead read correction tickets. Access stays with the people who have to fix the wording or sign off the change.
How long we keep it
Correction records stay for as long as the page they refer to is live. When a page is retired, its tickets go with it unless a regulator has asked us to hold them.
Changing or deleting it
Write to [email protected] if you want your correction email deleted. We confirm what we hold and remove what we are not required to keep.
READER QUESTIONS
Editorial Policy Questions Answered
The questions we get most about our written content, gathered in one place. They cover who drafts a page, how a fix is handled, and what you may do with our previews. If yours is not here, email the desk and we will answer it directly rather than leave you guessing.
Who writes the content on kb777?
Our own editorial team writes match previews, game guides and offer notes. Freelance writers work to the same brief, and an editor checks every finished page before it goes live.
How do I report a mistake in an article?
Email [email protected] with the page link and the sentence. If the error is a figure or a date, add a screenshot so the desk can compare it with the terms.
Do you change a page after it is published?
Yes. When a market name, Taka amount or condition changes, we rewrite that part and date the update. Old wording is removed the same day it is corrected.
Can I reuse your previews or guides?
No. The text on kb777 is ours. Short quotes with a link back are fine for forums and news posts, but copying whole pages is not allowed.
Does editorial content tell me what to bet on?
It explains how a market or game works, not which side to take. Any tip is labelled as opinion, and we never describe a result as guaranteed.
Who is allowed to use this site?
Adults aged 18 and over, reading from a place where online betting is legal. If local rules restrict access where you live, those rules apply to you.