Hannah Morley
Background
Hannah spent six years in the compliance team of a Gambling Commission-licensed bookmaker, working on customer due diligence, affordability reviews and complaint files. She saw at first hand how much depended on details most customers never read: a maximum stake buried in a bonus clause, a proof-of-address document dated one week too early, a contribution table that turned a reasonable-looking offer into a very long night. She left to write about those details for players rather than for regulators.
What she covers here
On this site Hannah writes every guide, with a focus on what changes when a British player uses an offshore operator: licensing, complaint routes, GAMSTOP, payments in a foreign currency and identity checks. She converts every euro figure into pounds and states the exchange rate she used, because a number without context is not much use to anyone budgeting in sterling.
How she works
- Reads the operator's published terms in full before writing about an offer.
- Checks regulatory statements against the Gambling Commission's own publications.
- Flags clearly when a figure is the operator's claim rather than something she has verified.
- Has no say over which operators the site earns commission from.
Areas of expertise
UK gambling regulation, Gambling Commission licence conditions, offshore licensing, GAMSTOP and self-exclusion, bonus terms and wagering, and anti-money-laundering checks.
Why she writes about offshore operators
Compliance work taught her that most harm comes not from the games but from misunderstanding the rules around them. Offshore sites remove several of the rules British players take for granted, often without saying so. Explaining that gap clearly, in pounds, is the whole point of her work here.
Corrections or questions about her articles can be sent through the contact page.