Methodology (18+)

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Updated: 20 October 2025


1) Purpose & scope

Betmarino.bet is an information portal focused on safe access, verification habits, and Responsible Play. We do not provide transactional services. This methodology explains how we plan, research, review and maintain content across the site.

Quick links:

  • Editorial Policy — https://betmarino.bet/en/editorial-policy/
  • Security Commitment — https://betmarino.bet/en/security/
  • Privacy & Cookies (CMP) — https://betmarino.bet/en/privacy-cookies/
  • FAQ Centre — https://betmarino.bet/en/faq/

2) Our YMYL & E-E-A-T lens

  • Experience: We prefer practical, “do-this-now” checklists (e.g., 8-step domain verification).
  • Expertise: Content is informed by security, privacy and responsible-play good practices.
  • Authoritativeness: We favour official and primary documentation.
  • Trust: Neutral tone, clear disclaimers, time stamps, and visible corrections.

3) Source hierarchy (from highest to lower)

We prioritise sources in this order and try to double-verify critical claims.

TierWhat it isExamplesNotes
1Official/regulatory/vendorRegulators, standards bodies, browser/vendor docsFirst stop for definitions and rules
2Primary technical docsSecurity headers, protocol specs, implementation notesWe quote minimally; we summarise plainly
3Academic/NGO/reputable outletsPeer-review, respected security orgsAdds independent confirmation
4Secondary summariesIndustry recaps, blogsContext only; not sole basis for critical claims

Unclear or conflicting points are marked “Uncertain/Unverifiable” until clarified.


4) Research & verification rules

  • Double-source rule: Where feasible, critical statements are corroborated by ≥2 independent sources with publish and access dates recorded.
  • Date sensitivity: When guidance depends on versioning (e.g., browser behaviour), we note the relevant version or change date.
  • Plain English: We explain steps without jargon where possible; if we must use terms (e.g., HSTS, OCSP), we link to context pages.

5) Drafting workflow (idea → publish)

  1. Intent & outline: Define user task, headings, internal links, and any risk language.
  2. Research pass: Gather sources per hierarchy; identify what requires double-verification.
  3. Draft: Neutral tone, 18+ notices, country caveats where appropriate.
  4. Editorial QA: Check clarity, neutrality, and risk phrasing.
  5. Technical QA: Canonical, internal links, basic schema, performance hygiene, accessibility.
  6. Publish: Add Updated date and (if material) a short “what changed” note.
  7. Periodic review: Re-check content on regulatory or technical changes, or reader feedback.

Details of our standards: Editorial Policy — https://betmarino.bet/en/editorial-policy/


6) Technical hygiene (what we check)

  • Canonical: One self-referential canonical per page.
  • Hreflang: Reciprocal pairs across locales (/en/ with /tr/ or /es/ where available) and a sensible x-default.
  • Schema (JSON-LD): WebPage, Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList as applicable. No Review/AggregateRating.
  • Performance (CWV): Aim for LCP ≤ 2.5s, INP ≤ 200ms, CLS ≤ 0.1 at p75.
  • Assets: Responsive images (srcset), modern formats (AVIF/WebP), fixed dimensions for hero media to reduce CLS.
  • Accessibility: Semantic headings, meaningful link text, visible focus states, large touch targets, colour-contrast checks.

Privacy & consent controls: https://betmarino.bet/en/privacy-cookies/


7) Publishing checklist (writer & editor)

AreaCheckStatus
IntentPage goal is clear; 18+ and neutrality confirmed
Sources≥2 independent sources for critical claims; dates captured
LanguageNon-promotional, plain English, disclaimers included
LinksInternal links added; external links labelled where needed
TechCanonical/hreflang/schema present; no rating/review schema
CWVHero media sized; lazy-load non-critical media; CLS tested
A11yHeadings logical; alt text meaningful; focus visible
PrivacyCMP links visible; sensitive data cautions present
UpdateUpdated date added; change note if material

8) Corrections & transparency

  • Flagging: Issues can be flagged by readers or via our periodic reviews.
  • Action: We correct the text and add a dated note for material changes.
  • Record: Significant edits include a short “what changed” summary. Contact: https://betmarino.bet/en/contact/ (if applicable) · FAQ: https://betmarino.bet/en/faq/

9) Accessibility & language

  • Locale: EN-GB at /en/; additional locales receive reciprocal hreflang.
  • Readability: Short paragraphs, tables for scannability, and clear micro-headings.
  • Motion & colour: Respect user preferences (reduced motion), maintain contrast.

10) Short FAQ (informational only)

Why no “play now/bonus” language?

This is a YMYL context. We write neutrally to protect readers and brand safety.

Do you guarantee “100% accuracy”?

No single page can guarantee that. We reduce error by double-sourcing and by marking unclear items Uncertain/Unverifiable.

Do you use reviews or star ratings?

No. We avoid Review/AggregateRating schema. This portal is informational, not promotional.


11) Update log

  • 20 Oct 2025 — Initial publication. Added source hierarchy, double-verification rules, workflow, and QA checklist.

Related reading

  • Editorial Policy — https://betmarino.bet/en/editorial-policy/
  • Security Commitment — https://betmarino.bet/en/security/
  • Email Safety & Phishing — https://betmarino.bet/en/email-safety/
  • 2FA & Password — https://betmarino.bet/en/2fa-password/
  • Responsible Gaming Guide — https://betmarino.bet/en/responsible-gaming-guide/
  • Self-Assessment — https://betmarino.bet/en/self-assessment/
  • Self-Exclusion — https://betmarino.bet/en/self-exclusion/
  • FAQ Centre — https://betmarino.bet/en/faq/

Closing: Our methodology is simple by design: neutral language, double-checked claims, and clear technical hygiene. When in doubt, we de-risk—spell the URL yourself, check the certificate (🔒), keep 2FA on, and use the CMP page to control data.