I spent fifteen years running hotel operations around metro Atlanta, which is a job that teaches you to read a contract properly because the difference between clauses is the difference between a profitable quarter and a bad one. I came to online gambling through a March Madness bracket pool at work about seven years ago and stayed for the documents.
What I do here is unglamorous. I read the full terms at every site before I write about it — not the summary, the whole document, including the definitions section where the licensed entity is often named narrowly enough to exclude half the product. I keep dated copies so I can tell you when a withdrawal limit has quietly tightened. I deposit my own money, request my own withdrawals, and take no operator payment for ranking position.
I do not publish scores out of ten. A number implies a precision I do not have and it is trivially gamed. I would rather tell you which clause would cost you and let you decide whether it matters for how you play. Reader reports about stalled withdrawals are the most useful thing that reaches my inbox, and I follow up on all of them.