Who runs the Zino desk.

Zino is run by a small editorial team that tracks competitive esports. The team is independent; the desk publishes what it sees, not what a partner asks for.

The editorial team

The desk is led by an editor-in-chief, with section editors for tournaments, teams, players, and guides. Beat reporters cover specific titles or regions. All bylines appear at the top of each report; the news feed carries the team's filings.

Independence

The desk is independent of the partner site that the PLAY NOW button opens. The editorial team does not take direction from the partner on coverage, omissions, or framing. Corrections are published in-line; the desk does not accept payment for coverage or omission.

Funding

Zino's editorial operations are funded by the affiliate relationship that the PLAY NOW button represents. That funding keeps the site free to read and supports the editorial team. The relationship does not buy coverage, framing, or omission — and the desk publishes what it sees regardless.

What we don't publish

• Odds, picks framed as tips, or predictions framed as advice
• Sponsored content that masquerades as editorial
• Coverage or omission paid for by any party
• Quotations, scores, or statistics that cannot be sourced
• Editorial framing set by a partner, sponsor, or advertiser

Corrections and updates

If we get something wrong, we correct it. Corrections are published in-line at the top of the corrected piece, with a one-line note explaining what changed. We do not delete published articles; we do not rewrite history without a trace.

How to reach the desk

The customer-care page lists the desk's email address. Corrections, tips, and partnership enquiries are welcome; turnaround is usually within two business days.