About Us
Who's behind this site, and where we get our information
We've worked in online betting and gambling affiliate marketing for over ten years. In that time we've watched hundreds of comparison sites launch, get bought out, get abandoned mid-update, or quietly turn into pure advertising with a reviews section bolted on for appearances.
This page exists because we think that matters: not our tenure for its own sake, but what it taught us about where the reliable information in this industry actually lives, and where it doesn't.
Where we actually get our information
Trustpilot
Real player reviews, weighted by volume and recency rather than star rating alone. A 4.8 from 40 reviews tells you less than a 3.9 from 12,000.
Unmoderated complaints and praise that haven't been filtered by a PR team. Useful for catching a pattern, like a wave of frozen withdrawals, before it shows up anywhere official.
YouTube
Creators who record their own account verification, deposits and withdrawal times on camera, not sponsored unboxings reading a script.
Other comparison sites
Used as a reference point and cross-check, not a source to copy. Where a rival site's numbers disagree with what we find elsewhere, we say so instead of picking whichever looks best.
Why this industry needs the extra checking
Online gambling attracts more fake operators and manufactured reviews than most industries we've covered: unlicensed clones of real brands, Trustpilot profiles built from purchased reviews, forums where inconvenient complaints quietly vanish.
We cross-reference before including anything, note it openly when sources disagree, and stay explicit about what we're not confident about instead of presenting a guess as settled fact.
What we won't pretend
No single source here is perfect. Trustpilot scores can be gamed, Reddit threads can be brigaded, and a comparison site, including this one, always has an angle. We try to correct for that by triangulating across sources rather than trusting any one of them alone, but we're not claiming to be neutral in some absolute sense, only that we're transparent about how we reach our conclusions.
Something look wrong?
If you've spotted an outdated license, a broken link, or a review that doesn't match your own experience, tell us. We'd rather fix it than leave it.