- Bookie Ledger
- Data tables, change logs and calculators
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Data tables, change logs and calculators
Bookie Ledger publishes its working tables so a reader can repeat any comparison. The central table is the matrix: every operator against every criterion, with a source and a check date in each cell. On 7 November 2026 no snapshot exists yet, so the tables show structure and the calculators show worked examples only.
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GRAI-licensed betting sites in Ireland, ranked by our published score
Ranking that reads from the matrix.
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Compare betting sites licensed in Ireland, criterion by criterion
Rankings by criterion.
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Betting terms and conditions explained
Definitions used by the calculators.
Which tables are published?
Each table comes with a CSV whose values match the visible table.
| Table | Columns | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix | Operator, licensee, licence number, 19 criteria, score, date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Safer-gambling controls | Operator, five controls, source URL, date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Deposit methods | Operator against eight methods, source URL, date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Withdrawal terms | Operator, minimum and maximum, stated time, fee, source URL, date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Market coverage | Operator against ten menu categories, date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Settlement rules | Operator, cash out, void, dead heat, Rule 4, rules edition date | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Score sensitivity | Operator and place under four sets of weights | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
| Inclusion log | Licensee, licence type, included or the reason it is not | Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 |
The licence under which the data may be reused has not been chosen by the owner.
Bottom line: eight tables, one CSV each, none filled until the register and operator pages are checked.
How should you read a table?
A blank cell means the operator does not publish the item on its public pages that day. It does not mean the feature does not exist.
A cell marked “Could not be verified on 7 November 2026” means the page was unavailable from Ireland or sat behind a login. It scores 0 and is not described as a fault.
Dates are the day of the check. A figure past its check date is flagged on the page.
Bottom line: blank means not published on the day; it is not a finding on the service.
What do the change logs record?
The change log records edits to published facts by version: field, previous value, new value, date and source. A page changes its modified date only after a real edit.
The terms change tracker compares two snapshots of one operator. With only one snapshot, it shows the message “No changes recorded between these snapshots.”
Bottom line: one snapshot means no changes recorded, and the tool says so.
Which calculators are provided?
The calculators teach arithmetic. They do not place bets, and the numbers below are examples, not odds from any operator.
| Tool | Formula | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Expected value | EV = stake × (p × O − 1); break-even probability 1/O | Odds 3.00, p 40%, stake €10: EV €2.00, break-even 33.33% |
| Overround | Sum of 1/O for all outcomes, minus 1 | Odds 2.50, 3.20, 3.10: overround 3.51% |
| Bet slip | Accumulator return = stake × product of decimal odds | Odds 2.00, 3.00, 1.50, stake €10: combined 9.00, return €90.00 |
| Terms change tracker | Compares two versions of a recorded fact | One snapshot: no changes recorded |
Results are rounded to two decimals, half up. Each tool states that it does not place bets.
Bottom line: formulas are shown beside examples so the result can be checked by hand.
How are the tables built?
Facts come from the GRAI register, operator public pages and the Irish Statute Book. Each fact is logged with its source, date and a snapshot hash before it appears in a table.
The score is recalculated from the same facts, and the weights are listed on the ranking page. Re-checks follow the schedule per fact family: licence entries weekly, payments monthly, safer-gambling items every 90 days.
Bottom line: no figure appears in a table without a logged source.
Where to go next
- Compare: where the tables are put to use.
- Check a licence: the register step behind the first columns.
- Betting terms explained: the definitions the calculators rely on.
Bottom line: start from a ranking and follow its cells back to the data.
Where to go next
- Which are the best betting sites in Ireland, and how do the main bookmakers compare?
- Compare betting sites licensed in Ireland, criterion by criterion
- GRAI-licensed betting sites in Ireland, ranked by our published score
- Is this betting site licensed in Ireland? Start here
- Betting terms and conditions explained