How We Evaluate Gambling Apps

What this site does

Mobile Gambling Technology Hub tracks how gambling apps are built and run: onboarding flow, verification steps, payment methods, mobile performance, and the parts of the terms and conditions that actually affect a player once money is involved. We are a small, independent editorial desk — not a testing lab with a compliance department, and we say so plainly here rather than implying otherwise.

What we check before we publish

Every app or platform article draws on the same short list of checks:

• What the app itself shows — screenshots and walkthroughs from the live app or mobile site, not marketing copy supplied by an operator.
• What the operator publishes — terms and conditions, licence information, and payment method lists as they appear on the operator’s own site at the time of writing.
• What is publicly verifiable — licensing register entries, app store listings, and app store review counts where they exist.

We do not run our own payout-speed tests or maintain live accounts with every operator we mention, and we do not claim otherwise. Where an article states a specific number — a withdrawal limit, a minimum deposit, a wagering requirement — it is sourced from the operator’s published terms, and the source is the terms page itself, checked on or near the article’s publish date.

What we do not do

• We do not publish invented user reviews or testimonials.
• We do not assign star ratings or numeric scores without describing exactly what was measured.
• We do not accept payment in exchange for a favourable mention. See our affiliate disclosure for how the site is funded.

Corrections and updates

Gambling apps change their terms, fees, and available markets often, and a page written in one month can be out of date within a few. When we learn that a published fact is wrong or has changed, we correct the article and note the date of the correction inline near the affected claim. We do not silently rewrite history — a correction changes the fact, not the record that it happened.

If you find something on this site that is inaccurate or out of date, tell us — see Contact. We read every message about factual errors and aim to correct confirmed mistakes within a few business days.

Who writes this

Articles on this site carry a single byline, Lachlan Miller — see the author page for background. We are not a large newsroom, and we would rather be upfront about that than imply a bigger team than exists.