Press & Partnerships

Cite the lab. Pitch a tool. Don't buy a rank.

Reviewing Sportsbooks publishes instrumented withdrawal tests, bonus-term math, and operator reviews. Writers may cite the log. Tool makers may propose a labeled partnership. Sportsbooks may join the affiliate program. Nobody can pay to change a score, a place on the list, or a FAIL.

Lane 1

Cite the lab

For journalists, forum moderators, researchers and other publishers.

What you can do

  • Quote a payout row: operator, method, elapsed hours, result, test ID and date
  • Link to the exact review, /payout-log, or /methodology
  • Use short excerpts with attribution

What you cannot do

  • Republish full tables or full articles without written okay
  • Present an n=1 test as a long-run median
  • Strip the PASS / SLOW / FAIL label

Copy-paste snippets

<a href="https://reviewingsportsbooks.com/payout-log">Reviewing Sportsbooks payout log</a>
<a href="https://reviewingsportsbooks.com/methodology">Reviewing Sportsbooks methodology</a>
Source: Reviewing Sportsbooks Editorial Desk, payout log, test ID {ID}.

Use the form at the bottom of this page and pick the category “Press / Citation”. Full citation formats are on link to us.

Lane 2

Tools & data

For odds, bankroll, automation and comparison tools.

Allowed

  • A labeled tool module on guides or in a tools slot
  • Disclosure in the form: Sponsored partner · independent tool

Not allowed

  • A logo or module inside an operator ranking card
  • Paying to outrank another tool by pretending it was tested as a sportsbook
  • Any claim that a tool partnership changes sportsbook scores

Tool placements are commercially negotiated and always labeled. They never enter the payout log or the four-input operator score.

Use the form at the bottom of this page and pick the category “Tool partnership”.

Lane 3

Operators & affiliate program

For sportsbooks and affiliate managers.

Allowed

  • Standard affiliate enrollment
  • Sending live bonus terms, geo lists and payment-method updates
  • Requesting a correction when our published terms or test notes are factually wrong

Hard no

  • No paying for a numbered rank or a #1 Top Pick slot
  • No paying to remove or relabel a FAIL or SLOW result
  • No paying to keep First instrumented test pending off a page
  • No pre-publication copy approval by the operator
  • No invented payout times

We earn a commission when a reader signs up through some links, at no extra cost to them. Rankings are decided before commercial terms. A book that fails a withdrawal test stays on /payout-log and is removed from numbered lists regardless of commission.

Corrections and payout disputes go through the form below under “Correction” — these are triaged first. Commercial and affiliate enquiries use the same form under “Operator / affiliate”.

What we will not sell

  • Rank position
  • A pass or fail outcome
  • Deletion of a logged test
  • Reviewer quotes we did not write
  • Guaranteed-win or “income from betting” campaigns
  • Anything aimed at minors

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Payout disputes are triaged first because they can change a rating.

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Reviews are produced by the Reviewing Sportsbooks Editorial Desk at The Fantasy Prophecy LLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a sportsbook pay for a higher rank?

No. Rankings are decided before commercial terms. Commission rates never change a score, a place on a list, or a logged test result.

Can I quote a row from the payout log?

Yes. Quote the operator, method, elapsed hours, result, test ID and date, attribute it to the Reviewing Sportsbooks Editorial Desk, and link to the page you took it from. Do not present a single test as a long-run median.

How are tool partnerships different from operator affiliate links?

Tool placements are commercially negotiated and always labeled. They never enter the payout log or the four-input operator score.

Who replies to these emails?

The editorial desk at The Fantasy Prophecy LLC. Payout disputes are triaged first because they can change a rating.