theScore Bet

We don't yet have enough verified signal to publish a score for theScore Bet. The page shows what we've collected so far: 0 signals across 3 sources.

theScore Bet operates under a licence in Canada. A licence reflects regulatory standing only — the IndexFair score adds user-experience and operational signals on top, so a licensed brand can still hold a low score.

We don't have enough payout-specific signal for theScore Bet yet to publish a Payouts score.

There isn't enough per-aspect signal for theScore Bet yet to single out a weakest dimension.

A UK Gambling Commission licence reflects regulatory standing — the operator meets statutory and conduct requirements. The IndexFair score additionally aggregates user-experience and operational signals (review aggregations, withdrawal-latency reports, payment-processor changes). A licensed brand can hold a low composite if those signals indicate quality issues that do not rise to a regulatory sanction. The methodology page details the per-block weights.

theScore Bet's score draws on 3 sources: app stores, public consumer-review aggregators, and the regulator register. Any one site is survey-biased, so signals are combined across sources with inverse-propensity correction. The per-source breakdown with weights is in the Sources section above and at /sources.

Scores recompute on a scheduled cron at 03:00 UTC daily, plus outbox-driven recomputes when high-volume review data lands between scheduled runs. Every brand card displays the 'last recomputed' timestamp. Real-time updates are not offered — the daily cadence avoids over-weighting transient sentiment spikes and prevents single high-volume review days from displacing the longer-window picture. Methodology version changes themselves are dated at /changelog.

The ±0.x bracket alongside a score is a 95% confidence interval derived from sample variance and effective sample size after time-decay. A score of 8.4 ± 0.3 reads as: 95% confidence that the true value lies in 8.1–8.7 given current evidence. Wider intervals indicate small samples or high source divergence between aggregators, not lower brand quality.

The composite score is computed by a published formula, not editorial judgement — so the same inputs always produce the same output, and the formula is auditable. Methodology versions are append-only at /changelog with effective dates. Disputes route through /privacy/contact; the methodology committee reviews factual disputes (licence status, regulator data). Aggregate review sentiment is not editable on a per-brand basis per source ToS.