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Editorial Policy

This page explains how reviews on Prime Betting Sites are produced, what we measure, and what would get a bookmaker removed from the site. It exists so you can judge the method rather than take the conclusions on faith.

We use the bookmakers we write about

Every bookmaker reviewed here is one we hold an account with. That means opening it like any other customer, passing the same verification, depositing our own money, placing real bets that win and lose, and withdrawing the balance while timing how long it takes.

Nothing is written from a press release. If we have not put money through a firm, it does not get a verdict, it gets left out until we have.

What we measure, and why

Every review names a flaw

No bookmaker is good at everything. A review that reads like an advert is not a review, so each one states plainly where the firm falls short, even where we recommend it overall. If you cannot find a criticism in a write-up, that write-up is not worth your time, here or anywhere else.

Commercial arrangements and the wall around them

This site earns commission when readers sign up through our links. That funding has no bearing on rankings, scores or what a review says. Commission rates are not a criterion, are not consulted when a list is ordered, and no operator can buy a position or see a review before it is published.

Bookmakers we earn nothing from appear on this site when they are good. Bookmakers offering generous terms have been left off it for being poor. Our affiliate disclosure sets that out in full.

Accuracy, and fixing what we get wrong

Offers and terms change constantly, so pages are revisited and updated rather than published and abandoned. When we get something wrong we correct the page rather than quietly deleting it, and a reader pointing out an error is doing us a favour. The address is on our contact page.

What we will not publish

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Our responsible gambling page covers deposit limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and where to get free confidential help in the UK.

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