The arithmetic, in ten pieces
None of these is an introduction to betting. Each one takes a figure that decides what a bet costs, shows where it comes from, and does the multiplication that nobody in this market shows you.
- the price of a bet What each book keeps, and on what basis it was measured Every margin this site holds, with the number of markets behind it and the date it was read. Two of them are not comparable with the rest and the table says which.
- four taps How to read what a game gives back, inside the game The figure that decides everything is declared by the studio that made the game, on a screen inside it. No comparison page can read it for you, including this one.
- headline against cash What a welcome offer is worth once you have cleared it A playthrough multiple turns a headline into a much smaller number. The arithmetic, applied to the offers actually running in this market.
- the ladders Accumulator bonuses, which pay every week rather than once Four books in this market run no deposit match at all and compete on multiple bonuses instead. What each one publishes, and why it can be worth more than a welcome offer.
- playing on little The smallest bet each book will take Stake floors on this slip span two orders of magnitude. Which books will take a bet worth a few pesewas, and which publish no floor at all.
- the top of the bet The most a single slip can return Every book publishes a maximum, and they differ by a factor of ten. The one that catches people is not the ceiling on the bet, it is the ceiling on the wallet.
- before you win Getting a large win out of a mobile money wallet The central bank sets what a wallet can receive in a day and in a month, and the monthly figure cannot be worked around by splitting the payout. What to do about it in advance.
- the dates Tax on a Ghanaian betting win, and the two things that ended in 2025 A withholding on winnings and a levy on transfers were repealed on the same day, and they are constantly written about as if they were one thing. They were not.
- the register Checking that a bookmaker is licensed, and what a licence number proves Which books on this slip carry a registration number we would print, which do not, and why one of them has its numbers suppressed on this site.
- reading a score Why a score is printed with a percentage next to it A score computed over three criteria and one computed over five are different numbers wearing the same hat. What the coverage figure under each name is doing.