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What lands on this page

Every item in this section is a note with a date on it: a brand opening or closing to British players, a licence that changed hands, a cashier route that appeared or went away, a bonus whose terms were rewritten. A note says what was published on the day it was written, and it is left that way afterwards — the older items below are kept from the earlier version of this site, at the addresses they have always had, because other pages still link to them. Where the brand in an older note has since left the UK market, the note stays as a record of what it said on its date, and not as a suggestion to go and play there now.

What a note is not is a ranking. Nothing in this section is ordered, scored or put above anything else. The ranked lists live on the front page and in the section hubs, where each row names the licence the operator holds and the terms it was read against; a note here can tell you that an offer changed, but it is the table that tells you where that offer sits now.

Where to read next

Three sections do three different jobs, and the split is deliberate. A note here follows one event on one day. A page in the blog follows something that keeps moving: rule wording reissued, an app pulled from a store, a payment route that quietly stops working on a phone.

A page in the guides answers a question that does not move at all — what a licence condition forces an operator to do, what a bonus term means when you read it closely, and which of the two decides how the money behaves.

If you came here from a search for one brand, the shortest route to its current terms is its own page in the reviews, because that is where the cashier, the wagering and the licence account are set out side by side.