Our Team

Every money page on this site is drafted by one editor, checked by a second and re-tested quarterly. Bonus clauses are quoted directly from the operator pages at the time of the check, with a dated screenshot held in the editorial archive. Payment-method pages are retested by placing a live transaction through each method and logging the actual round-trip time; the number on the page is the slowest of the last four retests. Reader emails that flag an out-of-date number are triaged within one working day and, if confirmed, moved to the top of the next review cycle.

Sources are logged inside the editorial archive, which is not public but is available to IBAS or the UK Gambling Commission on request. Every review page shows a last re-checked date and a change log at the bottom. We do not publish anonymously edited pages; a page carries a byline or it is not published.

Ewan Fairhurst (Bonus Terms Analyst, 7 years on the beat) leads the review stack — welcome offers, promo codes, ongoing loyalty terms, wagering mathematics. Keira Vickers (Senior Reviewer, Payments & Withdrawals) handles the payments side: card, open banking, Apple Pay, Trustly, and the KYC steps that gate the first withdrawal. Both report to the editor at Ravenhill Analytics Ltd. The desk has no sales staff; commercial correspondence comes to the same editorial address and is filtered by the editor, not routed to the reviewers.

There is no outsourced writing. Every sentence on the money pages is written by a named editor in Glasgow, and every bonus clause check is done against a dated screenshot of the operator's own page. A planned expansion in 2027 will add a dedicated sports-markets analyst; until then the sports content on the site is edited by Ewan Fairhurst in consultation with the publisher.

Direct contact with the editor is [email protected] — the same address that answers readers. Press requests, data-sharing enquiries and corrections go through this inbox. For a correction, please include the page URL, the specific sentence or figure that is wrong, and if possible the source that shows the correct version (usually a screenshot of the operator's own page with a date). Confirmed corrections are published with a note and a date; small typographical fixes are made silently.

Response to a correction request is usually the same day on weekdays. Readers who prefer the phone can call +44 (0)141 411 9808 on weekdays between 10:00 and 17:00 UK time — the line is staffed by a member of the editorial team, not an outsourced call centre.