Editorial policy
How this site is researched, written, reviewed and corrected — and what we will and won't do for money.
What this site is for
Lines & Limits explains the arithmetic underneath sportsbook prices — where the margin sits, what moves a number, and how to work out whether a bet is worth making before you make it.
How we research
Every guide starts from primary sources wherever primary sources exist: operator terms and conditions, published regulations, licensing registers, provider documentation, and the verifiable output of the systems we are describing. Where we describe how something works mechanically, we test it or read the specification rather than repeating what other sites say about it.
Where a claim is contested or the evidence is thin, we say so in the article rather than picking the version that reads better.
How we review and update
- Every article carries a publication date, and an updated date once it has been revised.
- Anything containing figures, terms or rules that change over time is scheduled for review at least twice a year, and immediately when we become aware of a material change.
- Updates that change the substance of a piece are noted in the article. We do not silently rewrite conclusions.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, we want to fix it. Email editor@linesandlimits.com with the page and the specific claim. Factual corrections are made as quickly as we can verify them, and material corrections are noted on the page.
Commercial relationships
Where a page contains a commercial link or a relationship exists with a company we write about, that is disclosed on the page itself, in plain language, above the point where it would matter to you. Commercial relationships never determine a verdict, a ranking position, or whether a criticism gets published.
We do not sell rankings, we do not accept payment to remove criticism, and we do not publish sponsored posts written by a third party under our own byline.
What we are not
This site publishes information, not advice. Nothing here is legal, financial or tax advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to gamble. Rules differ by jurisdiction and change frequently; you are responsible for knowing what applies where you live.