Two separate things decide how much a record and a claim count: the evidence attached to the record, and the standing of the member behind it.
Evidence tiers
Evidence sets a record's tier. It never decides whether a record can exist, an unevidenced record still files, it just sits at the bottom. (spec 4.7)
- Tier 1, the casino's own words. A payout email or an interface message from the casino. Strongest.
- Tier 2, transaction history. A screenshot of the pending or completed withdrawal in your account.
- Tier 3, balance change. The balance moving, without the row itself.
- No supporting evidence. Still files, at the lowest tier, and is buried, shown below verified records, clearly labelled, and never counted in the numbers. (spec 3.1, locked)
How a record opens: request evidence
A separate question from how a record ends. The opening evidence proves the withdrawal request exists, and it never merges with the Tier 1 to 3 ending ladder above, which only grades a bad ending. (spec 2.7, 3.1)
- Casino email, strongest. The casino's own withdrawal email, added as an image or PDF. We never read your inbox, and nothing depends on parsing emails. A casino that sends no email is never shown weaker for it.
- Pending screenshot, next. A screenshot of the pending withdrawal in your account.
- Typed, at the bottom. When you type it yourself, the record files honestly as typed.
Opening a record with the casino's email earns 5 points, below an evidenced ending's 25, and never conditional on the outcome. (spec 7.1)
Member levels
Members have a visible level from 1 to 99, in five tiers. Level covers what evidence cannot prove, and tells readers how much weight to give a claim. (spec 7.1, locked)
- Registered, levels 1 to 9. Records publish but stay buried.
- Verified, levels 10 to 29. Needs 100 points and identity verification. Records rank normally. This is where a first-timer with one evidenced case plus ID lands.
- Established, levels 30 to 59. 400 points, 3 distinct casinos, 60 days. Records count toward ranking, can flag a record.
- Senior, levels 60 to 89. 1,200 points, 5 distinct casinos, 180 days, no proven false statement. Can corroborate contested records.
- Top, levels 90 to 99. 3,000 points and a manual invite.
Identity verification is a ceiling, not a gate. You can read, log cashouts, and climb without it. It is never required just to take part. It becomes useful once you want senior standing and the closed room. (spec 7.1)
Losing standing is public. A proven false statement, a concealed refusal, or a fabricated artifact costs 100 points and one full tier, logged where anyone can see it.
The standing ladder per casino
For any one casino, what a member can do rises with what they can prove: (spec 5.1)
- Registered: you can write, into the buried bucket below everything else.
- Deposit proven: a transaction screenshot showing money went in unlocks a standalone review that is shown but never counted in the payout numbers.
- Withdrew: an evidenced withdrawal feeds the numbers and the discussion.
What a badge does and does not mean
A badge can make one record credible. It does not make a casino page credible, sample size and recent activity do. Neither evidence nor level means Unrigged has ruled the player or casino right. (spec 7.1, 4.4)