A useful comparison starts with consistent questions.

PitchProof uses the same topic order across comparison articles so readers can find account terms, payment conditions and important gaps quickly.

Plain contextTerms, observations and open questions are described separately.

Consistent structureArticles cover the same core questions in a predictable order.

Reader judgementNo article can guarantee safety, legality or financial outcomes.

Seven topics, one readable structure.

The percentages describe editorial emphasis in a comparison article. They are not operator ratings, safety scores or predictions of performance.

Corporate identity, terms, contact details and regulator claims.

20%

Equivalent events, markets and selections compared at the same time.

20%

Published limits, fees, timing statements and material exclusions.

15%

Navigation, forms, contrast and common mobile tasks.

15%

Visible channels, stated hours and redacted test observations.

10%

Wagering, expiry, exclusions and withdrawal constraints.

10%

Limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and support information.

10%

01
Define
Start with the exact reader question and the terms that need explanation.
02
Read
Check the complete wording, dates, exclusions and source context.
03
Compare
Use the same core topics and keep unanswered questions visible.
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Publish
Write plainly, link useful sources and update material changes.