How we choose topics
We write about questions that have a mathematical or rule-based answer: how a bet is paid, what a rule costs, how a bonus term works, whether a belief matches the odds. We do not write predictions, tips for a specific game or rankings of operators.
How we check facts
- Calculate it. Where a figure can be derived, we derive it and show the steps in the article.
- Source it. Where a figure comes from a published table, we name the source and the date we checked it.
- Label it. Examples that use invented numbers are marked as hypothetical. Invented figures are never presented as real data.
- Flag uncertainty. Where the sources differ or a figure is commonly quoted but not exact, we say so.
What we do not publish
- Promises of winnings, guaranteed results or systems that beat the house edge.
- Recommendations of operators, bonuses or games to play.
- Personal stories, testimonials or invented experiences.
- Advice presented as medical, legal or financial advice.
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Each article shows when it was first published and, if it changed, when it was last updated. We update an article when a rule, a source or a number changes, and we aim to review the guides periodically.
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