Policy

Editorial Policy

How pppoker-ph.com collects facts, checks them and fixes mistakes.

Last checked 13 October 202621+ onlyEditorial policy

Last reviewed 13 October 2026. Edited by Mary Kim. Written by .

1. Our principles

Four principles guide every page on this site:

  • Independence. We are not affiliated with PPPoker or its publisher, we are not a club or agents, and no one pays us to add, remove or soften information.
  • Verifiability. A fact either comes from a named primary source or is labelled as unverified. There is no third option.
  • Honesty about limits. When we do not know something, we say so. When a claim comes from the publisher rather than from our own checks, we say that too.
  • Reader safety first. Money, legality and safety are involved, so we write for readers aged 21+ and for players in the Philippines, and we do not publish promotional claims about clubs or agents.

2. What we use as sources

We rank sources by how much we can trust them, and we use them in this order:

  1. The publisher's own documents. PPPoker's Terms of Service and Community Rules on pppoker.net, its Privacy Policy, the official PPPoker blog, and the Google Play, App Store and Steam listings, including the developer's replies there. Always with a check date.
  2. Official documents from regulators and government bodies when the topic is law or payments. We cite primary documents only, never retellings.
  3. Third-party reviews, directories and agent websites as background, never as proof. Many of these sites earn commissions from clubs and agents, and we treat their commercial interest as a caveat, not a detail.
  4. Player reviews and forum discussions as opinion, not fact.
  5. Our own checks: installation, testing on devices, screenshots. We only claim these when they were actually performed and dated. See the for what we tested ourselves.

3. How we tell you what is verified

We use a fixed scale of wording across all guides, so you always know how much weight to give a claim:

Label What it means
Verified We saw it ourselves in the app, on the official page or in the official document. A date is given.
The publisher states A claim presented as the publisher's statement, not as our confirmed fact.
Third parties report Reported elsewhere, with the caveat that the source may have a commercial interest. No unverifiable numbers.
Unverified We could not confirm it, and we say so plainly.
Unknown Openly unknown.

Rules that follow from this scale: we do not publish figures (rakeback, traffic, prices, timelines) without a primary source, and comparisons never name a "best" or "worst" club or agent without published criteria.

4. How we check every page

Every guide goes through the same process:

  1. The author prepares the text against a written brief, working from primary sources.
  2. The editor fact-checks the page: claims against sources, wording on money, legality and safety, and the house rules. No instructions for cheating, no Club IDs or agent contacts, no accusations against people.
  3. Open "to verify" items are either resolved or stay labelled Unverified.
  4. The page is published with a "Last checked" date.
  5. Pages are re-checked whenever PPPoker changes its Terms or Community Rules, or when payment app rules or laws change.

5. What we do not publish

Some things never appear on this site, no matter how much traffic they might bring:

  • Instructions for cheating, bots, or bypassing rules and detection, and names and links of hack tools. Our cheats and hacks guide debunks cheat sellers. It does not teach cheating.
  • "Working codes", "free diamonds", account sales or item sales.
  • Club IDs, Agent IDs, referral links, agents' contact details, rakeback percentages as offers, or income promises.
  • Rankings of "best clubs or agents", recommendations, or blacklists.
  • Accusations against specific people, criminal records, loss amounts, or unverifiable stories.
  • Legal or financial advice.
  • Club names, except in neutral "mentioned in sources" lists without evaluation (see PPPoker clubs).

6. Money, advertising and independence

  • We are not affiliated with PPPoker or AceKing Tech Limited, and we are not agents.
  • The only call to action on these pages is an AI-assistant call-out. It leads to Telegram, which is run by our partners, and the link is marked nofollow.
  • If advertising or partnerships ever appear, they will be disclosed next to the content and in this document before they go live.
  • The verdict in our PPPoker review is the author's assessment against published criteria. It is not an average of user ratings.

7. Corrections, updates and removal requests

How to report a mistake. Use the "Report a mistake" link under any article or the contact form.

What we do. We check the claim against primary sources, fix the page and update its "Last checked" date. Significant errors are corrected immediately and flagged clearly.

Asking us to remove or fix a mention. If your club, union or name is mentioned and the information is wrong or should come down, send us the page link, who you are and what exactly is incorrect or should be removed. Confirmed errors are fixed. In other cases we explain our decision.

What we never do. We do not delete criticism, change verdicts or accept money in exchange for changing content.

Changes on PPPoker's side. When PPPoker updates its Terms or rules, we update affected pages as we become aware of it. The check date is always shown on the page.

8. Responsible gambling and disclaimers

This site is for readers aged 21+. Nothing here is legal or financial advice. Laws change, and if in doubt, consult a lawyer. By PPPoker's own Terms the app is a social game, and any real-money arrangements happen outside the app, through clubs and their agents, and they carry risk. See our disclaimer, Is PPPoker legit and safe? and Real money on PPPoker. If gambling stops being fun, take a break and visit GambleAware.org.

9. Who is responsible

Get in touch

Found a mistake or have a question? Write to us

Report an out-of-date detail, ask about a guide or ask us to correct a mention. We check every report against the primary source.

We reply to the email you give. We never ask for passwords or codes.