Last reviewed 28 April 2026
The site runs a three-person editorial team built around the three things bonus content tends to get wrong: misleading welcome-package framing, opaque wagering math, and stale or fabricated promo codes. Each team member owns one of those domains. We audit operator T&C against the live cashier, write bonus math in plain Canadian dollars, and verify codes before they go on the tracked codes page. Every page on this site carries a single byline tied to the lead editor on that page, and a Last reviewed date that moves when the underlying facts move.
Sophie McAllister — Bonus Hunter Editor
With the site since: 2023
Sophie covers the welcome-package and ongoing-promotion side of the catalogue — the offers most readers come to the site looking for. She came into iGaming from retail finance in Toronto, where she spent several years writing about consumer financial products that, much like casino bonuses, hide their real cost in the small print. The match goes both ways: she got tired of seeing welcome-bonus wagering math obscured behind percentage headlines, and she plays from Toronto herself, so the Canadian-dollar perspective on offers is hers to begin with.
Areas of expertise: welcome offers and four-stage package analysis, free-spin valuation, bonus-stack strategy, percentage match audits, weekly cashback mechanics.
Credentials: former financial-products columnist for a national consumer-finance outlet (we keep credential framing light and verifiable on request rather than naming specific publications).
Sample byline: "Last reviewed by Sophie McAllister on 28 April 2026."
Ethan Hargrove — Wagering Analyst
With the site since: 2022
Ethan is the math reviewer. His role on every bonus page is turning the operator's published T&C into plain-language wagering math — the kind that puts an actual C$3,000 or C$30,000 next to a "30× wagering" headline so readers can size their decisions. His belief, stated plainly, is that most bonus content underestimates how hard wagering is to clear in practice, particularly under tight expiry windows.
Areas of expertise: wagering math (30× / 35× / 40× regimes), terms-and-conditions deconstruction, contribution-percentage audits across slot, live and table categories, bet-cap interpretation, expiry-window strategy, free-spin valuation against base bet.
Credentials: background in mathematical analysis (statistics/actuarial-adjacent), self-taught iGaming domain knowledge developed since 2020.
Sample byline: "Math reviewed by Ethan Hargrove."
Nora Beaumont — Promotions Researcher
With the site since: 2024
Nora is the newest member of the team and runs the freshness-critical part of the operation: tracking promo codes as they appear on the operator's official Telegram channel, in operator emails, and through verified affiliate channels. Her working stance is informed scepticism toward "exclusive" claims — the word is overused industry-wide, and most "exclusive" codes are either standard codes relabelled or not exclusive at all.
Areas of expertise: live promo-code drops, ongoing promo audits, holiday and event campaigns (Christmas, New Year, Canada Day, platform anniversaries), code-source verification across Telegram and affiliate channels, geo-restriction analysis.
Credentials: background in journalism with a focus on consumer-affairs research and source verification.
Sample byline: "Code verification by Nora Beaumont."
How we work
Three rules govern the editorial process. We audit operator T&C against the live cashier rather than against marketing pages, so what we publish reflects what readers will actually see at the deposit step. We do not promote codes from unverified sources — if a code can't be redeemed against the cashier in the verification window, it doesn't go on the site. We flag tight terms rather than burying them — short expiry windows, low-contribution categories, bet caps. For methodology in detail, see How we work. For the live tracked catalogue, see Bonuses we currently track.