Register checks compared with full entries
Which register checks are compared with a full entry?
One comparison sets a register check beside a full operator entry: Rainbet vs Stake. Each reads the licence found in the issuing register, the company of record, the KYC clause and the restricted countries from the two records, with the date each was read.
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A register check and a full entry are different shapes of record. A check is six lookups: the licence the site claims, whether the issuing register lists it, the company the documents name, whether the terms could be fetched, the KYC trigger clause and the restricted countries. A full entry adds the terms read clause by clause, documented contradictions and a score where the data allows one. A comparison here reads both into the same short list of fields, so the two can sit in one table.
A pair is built when people search for the two names together. Searches that set two full entries against each other are answered by the casino comparison table, and sweepstakes brands are set against each other on the sweepstakes comparison.
Every comparison
| Comparison | Licence in the register | KYC clause | Restricted countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rainbet vs Stake | Rainbet: Not verifiedStake: Found: OGL/2024/1451/0918 | Rainbet: At the operator’s discretionStake: At the operator’s discretion | Rainbet: 9 entries as printedStake: Forty-four jurisdictions |