Understand the bookmaker fields Trustabet records, why each field matters, and how to interpret freshness and evidence limits.
Research data dictionary
See which bookmaker facts Trustabet records, how those fields support comparisons, and where readers still need to verify current operator terms.
Metadata is evidence context.
It helps explain a review. It does not prove that an operator is safe, legal or suitable in every location.
What this page covers
Bookmaker metadata is the structured information attached to a Trustabet profile. It describes the operator or brand being reviewed, the market context, the evidence checked, and the date or status of that evidence. Keeping these details separate from editorial conclusions makes a profile easier to audit and update.
Metadata should answer practical questions: Which website or trading name was checked? Which market does the evidence apply to? When was it observed? Is the field confirmed by a regulator, published by the operator, or still awaiting verification?
Field map
Each group answers a different part of the reader’s decision. A missing field should remain visibly unknown rather than being filled with an assumption.
Trading name, website domain, legal entity where documented, licence reference, regulator and the market to which that licence applies.
Supported or restricted locations, minimum age, registration requirements, account verification and any evidence scope limitations.
Sportsbook, casino, live betting and esports coverage, plus mobile access, navigation, bet-slip clarity and support routes.
Deposit and withdrawal methods, limits, fees, bonus restrictions, safer-gambling tools and the date those details were checked.
Evidence labels
A licence or payment method valid in one jurisdiction may not apply elsewhere. Check the regulator and operator terms for your location before creating an account.
Review lifecycle
Bookmaker terms, domains, licences, payment methods and restrictions can change. Every material field should carry an observed or reviewed date and an update trigger. Stale information is a reason to re-check, not a reason to guess.