2 named editors · Active
Two specialists, one shared protocol. Quinn tests operators under a 30-day cycle. Mark audits the cryptography. Every score on ChainBankroll is signed by one of them - never an anonymous "editorial team."
Founding Editor
Twelve years on the operator side of iGaming, then a switch to the testing side in 2023. Writes the reviews, scores the rubrics, runs the withdrawal-cycle measurements.
Senior Research Analyst
Six years tracing on-chain. Six years auditing seeds. Owns provably-fair cryptography, chain-analysis tooling, and crypto tax framework mapping across the four launch jurisdictions.
The operator side of crypto gambling and the cryptography side are different fields. One requires hands-on testing cycles, KYC trigger forensics, and operator-mechanics literacy. The other requires seed-pair audits, hash function verification, and explicit scope-boundary documentation. Conflating them produces shallow reviews.
The split is deliberate. Quinn writes operator-side. Mark writes chain-side. The methodology is shared and is documented on the testing methodology page. The reasoning behind the two-person editorial structure is covered in the about page.
Everything on the site is signed by one of them. If a score moves, you can see who moved it and when. If a methodology decision is contested, you can see who is accountable. That accountability is what separates a research publication from a listicle aggregator.