What gets a checked row
A verified row needs a primary operator document, a specific claim supported by its wording, a source URL and an actual check date. The current source checks took place on 30 October 2026. A check date is an observation date rather than a promise that the source will remain unchanged.
What the comparison measures
The current matrix asks four questions: treatment of a void selection, selection caps, timing, and cash-out conditions. The rows do not receive weights and no overall winner is calculated. A longer feature list does not establish better suitability or safer use.
Research states and limits
“Not checked” means no supporting clause was verified for that row. It does not mean “no,” unlimited, or not applicable. We preserve sport exceptions and the source edition. The BoyleSports support URL uses an en-us locale path; that path is not evidence of US account access. BetMGM UK observations are not transferred to US state products.
The Paddy Power record currently documents its product explanation, with settlement and numeric caps left unresolved. All cash-out rows remain not checked. Additional jurisdiction rules, fixture-specific availability and market eligibility would need separate evidence. We have published no verified offers or availability records.
Fictional worksheet
The exercise checks a small set of logical relationships and highlights reading questions. It does not model all correlations, decide operator acceptance, calculate a probability or multiply odds. Choosing “read” in the exercise is a note for the user; it is not independent verification of any operator clause.
Corrections
Use the contact page to report a clause change with the affected page and primary source. Material corrections will be recorded on the relevant dossier. Editorial inclusion and order are not endorsements.