25
possible points
Rules & transparency
Official rules, eligibility, currency explanations, promotional terms and material limitations.
Open methodology
A score should explain a decision—not replace one.
PrizeLens Score is a 0–100 research signal built from evidence categories. Commercial compensation is tracked separately and cannot buy points.
25
possible points
Redemption path
Prize eligibility, minimums, verification, payment options, processing expectations and restrictions.
20
possible points
No-purchase access
Availability and clarity of current AMOE or other no-purchase participation instructions.
15
possible points
Player experience
Usability, information architecture, mobile access, account controls and support pathways.
15
possible points
Reliability signals
Operator history, consistency of published information and available current evidence—not popularity alone.
Evidence standard
Verified means supportable.
- ✓ A current official operator page, rules document, terms or direct source supports the material fact.
- ✓ PrizeLens can record the source and review context.
- ✓ Important qualifiers are preserved instead of reduced to a misleading headline.
- ✓ Conflicting or missing evidence is disclosed rather than guessed.
Not rated is intentional
No evidence, no confident score.
“Not rated” does not automatically mean unsafe or poor. It means PrizeLens is withholding the score until enough current evidence supports applying the methodology responsibly.
Affiliate separation
A casino can be monetized and remain unrated or score lower. CPA, revenue share, sponsorship and referral economics never add PrizeLens Score points.
Scores can change
Rules, availability, redemption processes and evidence change. Material re-verification can change a score.
Corrections
Current official evidence is welcome regardless of whether the sender has a commercial relationship with PrizeLens.