The Editorial Team
Three editors, one rule: source and date
Three editors write and check every page on this site, and a fourth writes the Brazilian Portuguese edition. Each covers one part of crypto betting, and every page names both the person who wrote it and the one who checked it.
The desk3 editors
Priya
Callum
Joana
Every page names who wrote it and who checked it.
Crypto Betting Sites is written by three editors who split the subject the way a bettor meets it: the coins that move the money, the sport the money is staked on, and the terms that decide whether it comes back. Every page names its author and its editor, and no page goes live until the editor has checked its facts against the sources it lists.
Who covers what
| Editor | Covers | Writes |
|---|---|---|
| Priya Lakshmanan | Coins, networks, cashiers, wallets | Coin pages, deposit, wallet and USDT network guides, decentralized betting |
| Callum Reddaway | Sports, settlement rules, odds | Sport pages, odds guides, the odds converter, apps and exchanges |
| Joana Teixeira | Operator terms, verification, licences | The comparison, operator reviews, payouts, privacy and country pages |
The Portuguese edition
The site also has a Brazilian Portuguese edition. It is not a sentence-by-sentence translation: Rafael Monteiro writes it from the same operator documents for readers who start in reais and bet on Brazilian football, and each page is checked by the editor who covers the subject in English. Joana Teixeira checks the comparison, Priya Lakshmanan the deposit route from PIX to USDT, and Callum Reddaway the Brasileirão guide. Figures are never rewritten from memory: every number in Portuguese is the number in English, with the same clause and date.
How a page is checked
- The author writes from sources. Facts about operators come from their own terms, cashier and verification pages and from licence registers. Facts about sport and networks come from leagues, tournaments and the networks' own documentation.
- Each fact gets a date. Every source is listed at the foot of the page with the date it was read.
- The editor checks the facts, not the style. The second editor compares each number and clause on the page with its source. Anything that cannot be matched is removed or rewritten as not confirmed.
- Unverifiable claims stay out. If a fact could not be confirmed, the page says so instead of guessing.
What we will not publish
- Claims about an operator that its own documents do not support.
- Advice on getting past an operator's or a country's restrictions.
- Countdown timers, invented scarcity or any other pressure to deposit.
- Verdicts bought or changed on request.
Corrections
Errors are corrected when a reader or an operator points us to the source, and the date beside the fact changes with the correction. Write to the editors through the contact page. The rules behind every verdict are set out on the methodology page, and the full comparison of crypto betting sites is on the home page.