The obvious objection to this page is worth stating before anyone else does.
An agency whose clients are licensed operators also funds a site that scores those operators and publishes player complaints against them. That looks like a conflict, and handled badly it would be one.
A market where players have no recourse, no way to verify a license, and nowhere to file a complaint is a market that eventually gets regulated harder, trusted less, and grows slower. That is bad for players first and operators second, including the operators who pay us.
Its editorial operation is independent of our commercial relationships, which is the only arrangement under which it is worth anything at all. We are aware that is easier to claim than to prove, and the proof is behavioral. The test is whether a DRS client ever receives favorable treatment there.
