About our independent information pages on Flagman Casino

We publish English-language information about Flagman Casino for adult readers who want to understand the brand before they register, deposit or claim an offer. This site is an independent editorial project. We are not Flagman Casino, we do not run its accounts, and we cannot open, change, unblock or close a player account. If you need something done inside an account, that is a matter between you and the casino.

What we do and what we leave to the casino

Our role is explanation. We describe how the welcome package is built, which payment methods are listed, how verification fits in before a first withdrawal, and what a phone session in the browser looks like. We write in euros and in the “€20” notation that international English readers expect, and we count the examples on amounts that real players ask about, such as €30, €120 and €450.
Some things are outside our reach. We do not take bets, we do not hold player money, and we do not decide bonus outcomes. A page of ours can show you how a 150% match works on a €30 deposit, but the payout, the bonus and the account stay with the casino.

What the pages cover

Each page has one job. The homepage gives a general picture of Flagman Casino. Separate pages cover registration, the welcome bonus, mobile play in the browser and payments. Four further pages explain how this website itself works: this page, the privacy page, the terms of use and the responsible gambling page.
We keep the topics apart. Each page stays on its own topic. If you read two pages in a row, the second one should tell you something the first did not.

How we write the numbers

Our rule is simple: a value is stated plainly only when we can stand behind it, and a value that varies is marked as varying. You will therefore meet wording such as “up to €600” or “usually €4,000 a day”. We use one such marker per statement and never stack several. Where a value would be a guess, we leave it out rather than fill the gap.
We separate three kinds of statements. An official condition is something the casino publishes as a rule. A value shown in the interface is something a player sees on screen at that moment and that can change. An individual observation is one player’s experience and is never presented as a rule. When a page speaks in the first person, “I” or “we” is the editor’s voice, and it frames the explanation. It does not describe invented deposits, withdrawals or chats, and we do not publish player stories that we cannot support.
Our pages carry no ranking claims such as “best” or “safest”, and we do not make statements about the legal position of a casino in any country. A reader is responsible for checking whether gambling is permitted where they live.

How and when we update

Values that move quickly, such as bonus sizes, limits and payout times, are the first to be reviewed. A change in the casino’s published conditions leads to a correction of the affected page. Where a page carries a “Last checked” date, it shows the day on which we confirmed that value; a page without one has no volatile figure that depends on a date.
If you notice a difference between a page and what the casino shows you, write to us with the page name, the value you see and, if you can, the date. We review each message, and we fix a confirmed error on the affected page.

Who is responsible

The editors of this site are responsible for the text. We stand behind how a page is written and what it claims, and we correct factual mistakes when they are confirmed. We do not accept payment to change the wording of a page or to remove a limitation that the facts require.
Our responsible gambling principles are on a separate page, and they apply to every article: gambling is entertainment for adults aged 18 or older, it is never a way to earn money, and nobody should stake more than they can afford to lose.

Reaching the editors by e-mail

Editorial questions, corrections and privacy requests go to [email protected]. Please do not send passwords, card numbers or copies of identity documents by e-mail; we never need them, and we cannot act on a casino account.