Why there is no order inside a band
We compute a weighted score. Here is the measurement that stops us printing it as a list.
The sheet, read down the column
Every band on this site is a count of these 18 questions. Each one has a page showing the whole register against it, so a reader can see whether a silence is one bookmaker being cagey or the entire market declining to answer.
71 silences across 218 questions that applied. The most answered is "Is it on the Gaming Commission of Ghana register?" with 0 silent; the least is "Can the lobby be counted from outside?" with 10.
How the money leaves: the wording on the speed, the floor, the fee, and which wallets it travels on.
The Gaming Commission of Ghana entry, the licence number, the published caps, and how long the brand has traded.
Whether a catalogue can be counted, whether the studios behind it are named, and whether crash games are settled either way.
A number, an address, and a straight answer about whether anyone is there at three in the morning.
Whether the headline offer is the operator’s own claim or somebody else’s, and whether its terms are on a page you can open.
Five pages that are written rather than computed, because an argument cannot be derived from a fact base. They are kept together so they can be counted.
We compute a weighted score. Here is the measurement that stops us printing it as a list.
The register is public, it is short, and it settles in a minute what an affiliate page cannot settle at all.
Nothing today. That answer is only three years old and the honest version has to carry the date.
The rule has a bias, it is a big one, and it runs in the flattering direction.
Six things to find on a bookmaker’s own pages, in the order they will matter to you.