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BCP is published by Media Techs LLC, an online marketing company that works in the online gambling industry. Media Techs started out as an affiliate in online poker rakeback during the poker boom and, since about 2012, has covered every part of online gambling, including daily fantasy sports, casino and sports betting.
At BCP we write news, reviews and guides about regulated online sportsbooks and casinos, with most of our attention on bet365. A lot of what we publish is the detail you won’t find on the operator’s own site: what a promotion’s terms mean in practice, why a feature isn’t showing, and what to do about it. The operators we promote are licensed and regulated in places such as the United Kingdom, Gibraltar and Malta. We earn money through affiliate agreements with some of them, which is explained below.
Every guide starts with bet365’s own words. We read the Help Centre page for the feature, the offer terms on bet365’s open-account page for the United Kingdom and any relevant announcement on bet365 News. For match previews and results we also use official club and competition sources and established outlets such as BBC Sport and Sky Sports.
We check each step on a real bet365 account in the United Kingdom and include our own screenshots. When a guide shows the bet slip, My Bets, a deposit screen or an offer page, the screenshot is ours, with the balance blurred and a caption saying roughly when it was taken.
Before a guide goes live, an editor checks each step and claim against bet365 Help and, for new features or changes, bet365 News. Where bet365 doesn’t publish the exact on-screen wording, we say that on the page instead of guessing. Our bet365 help guides are edited by Craig Klinski.
Offers and terms change, sometimes overnight. That’s why our guides say when we last looked, for example “terms checked 19 October 2026” or “checked 22 October 2026”. When we refresh a guide, we check it again and change that date. If a date looks old to you, treat the detail with care and check bet365’s own terms before you rely on it.
We don’t present gambling as a way to make money, solve problems, gain status or fit in, and we steer clear of phrases like “easy money” or “free cash”. We don’t suggest that skill, bonuses or money-back offers take the risk out of betting. Our content is written for adults and never aimed at children or young people.
When a mistake is reported to us, we check the point against bet365’s own pages, fix the guide if we got it wrong and update the checked date. If the correction changes the advice, the guide says what changed.
BCP is free to read and we’d like to keep it that way. Some bookmakers pay us a commission when you sign up through our links or codes. That commission doesn’t decide what we write: every bookmaker on the site is held to the same editorial standards, and we cover promotions whether or not we earn from them.
Links that take you to sign up or claim an offer are affiliate links. They carry our affiliate tag and are marked as sponsored. Links to bet365 Help and bet365 News are plain reference links with no tag, so you can check our working without anyone being paid for the click.
Responsible gambling messages and support details are shown across the site and matched to the country you’re visiting from, so we don’t repeat them inside each article.
These are the people who write and edit BCP.
Former contributor: Ian John wrote about sports betting in the United Kingdom for BCP from 2015 to 2026.