We're a small, new publication, and we'd rather say that plainly than inflate the team on paper. As we add people, they go through the same vetting, and this page is kept current so it always reflects who is actually writing and editing here today.
We hold every member of our in-house team to the same bar, whether they joined on day one or are the newest hire:
Each contributor profile below follows the same structure: what they cover, their relevant background, and how to see their published work.
Editor-in-Chief
Jake sets the editorial standard every piece on this site is measured against, and signs off on anything that touches how an operator is scored or described. His background is in consumer financial journalism, covering how regulation actually plays out for everyday users rather than how it reads on paper, the same lens he now applies to gambling regulation. He has final say on any judgment call our methodology doesn't clearly resolve.
Gambling Guides Editor
Clarke owns our Guides section and is responsible for making sure a reader who's never gambled online before can actually follow what we've written, without losing accuracy in the process. He came from consumer finance guide-writing, where the same tension — keeping things simple without oversimplifying, was the daily job.
Every published page passes through a second person before it goes live — the author does not publish their own work unreviewed. Factual claims (licensing bodies, bonus terms, payment processing times) are checked against the original source at the time of publication, and again at each scheduled review. Our full process is documented on the Review Methodology and Editorial Policy pages.
If you have a question about who wrote or fact-checked a specific page, or you’d like to flag something for correction, see our Contact Us page — every message is read by a member of this team, not an automated inbox.