Inclusive access

Accessibility

Last updated September 8, 2026

SlipVerdict is committed to making its public website and post-settlement review workflow usable by people with disabilities.

Our approach

We aim to support keyboard navigation, meaningful headings and labels, visible focus indicators, sufficient color contrast, text resizing, reduced-motion preferences, and common screen-reader workflows. Automated checks and ongoing manual review help us find and address barriers, but they do not guarantee that every experience is free of accessibility issues.

Known limitations

Optical character recognition from ticket images can be imperfect. Every extracted field remains editable so you can correct it before an audit is created. Sportsbook sites and other third-party pages linked from SlipVerdict have their own accessibility practices, which we do not control.

Feedback and assistance

If you encounter a barrier or need the information in another format, email support@slipverdict.com. Include the page or step involved and the assistive technology or browser you were using when useful. We will make reasonable efforts to respond and provide an accessible alternative.