How ORB Access works
We publish a fact about a broker only when our coverage matrix, the broker's own pages or a screen we captured carries it. Examples are marked as examples. There are no star ratings. If you spot a mistake, write to [email protected]. A confirmed mistake is corrected on the page.
Where the facts come from
The core is a coverage matrix: which broker opens which bookmaker or exchange, and through which tool. On top of that we read the brokers' public pages for registration steps, payment methods, identity checks and fees, and the public pages of Orbit Exchange itself. A statement we cannot source is not printed.
How a page is built
A page starts from the problem a visitor has, not from a company. It explains the mechanism and says who each route suits and who it does not. Comparison pages open with the list of brokers, then explain it. Every broker that appears is named for what it does, in the same fixed order on every page. The order is not a score.
Examples and numbers
Worked examples use round numbers so you can follow the arithmetic. They are marked as examples, never as quotes or results. The calculators run in your browser.
No ratings
A score hides the reasons behind it. Instead each comparison says who a route is best for, who it is not ideal for, and what limits it. We do not print scores from review sites either: they change often.
Tests
When a page says we tested something, we did. Screenshots are real screens that we captured, with personal details blurred or cropped out. A step we did not go through is described from the public pages of the broker, and the page does not say otherwise.
Corrections
Write to [email protected] with the page and the line. A correction replaces the text on the page; it does not add a note.
Not part of Orbit Exchange
ORB Access is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Orbit Exchange, Betfair or Flutter. The conditions for using the site are in the terms of use.