Callum Rennie
Standards editor. He checks the figures before they reach the board.
Callum Rennie does not run the cashouts and does not write the method pages. His job is the second pair
of eyes on what comes out of them: every approval time, every bonus figure, every cap and every
wagering multiple gets read back against the operator's own terms before it is published.
That separation is the point of naming him at all. A board of recorded payout times is worth something only if somebody other than the person holding the stopwatch has been through it, and a byline that does not say who did the checking is not really claiming anyone did.
What He Checks
- Every figure in the board against the operator's published terms: the offer, the monthly cap and the wagering multiple, each read from source rather than from a previous version of this page.
- Every regulatory claim on the site, against the regulator rather than against another affiliate. The UKGC licensing position, the credit card ban, the verification rules and the GAMSTOP scope are the ones that matter most here, because they are the ones readers act on.
- Anything stated as a measurement. If a number cannot be traced to a recorded test it either gets attributed as an estimate or it does not run.
What He Does When a Figure Will Not Verify
It comes off the page. The ten operators showing no approval time on the board are there because no test result exists for them, and the column stays blank rather than carrying an estimate that would read as a measurement. The same rule applies to a bonus that no longer matches the operator's terms: the row is corrected or pulled, and the change is noted per the editorial policy.
Contact
If a figure here is wrong, he is the person it reaches: editor@signpost-online.co.uk. Operators disputing a recorded time should include their own timestamps, which is what how we rank sets out.