The people behind the ratings
A comparison site is only as good as the people willing to put their name on it. Every casino review, bonus record and guide on Floath has one person accountable for it, and that person is named on the page. If a withdrawal window is wrong or a wagering multiplier has changed, you can see who owns that area and tell them directly.
The team is split by discipline rather than by operator: ratings, payments, bonus terms and product. That keeps one person from marking their own work — the analyst who records a bonus is not the person who scores the casino offering it.
What these profiles do and do not claim
Floath does not invent credentials. The bios below describe what each person does on this platform — which records they own, what they check and what they sign off. They do not assert degrees, certifications, awards, industry tenure or past employers, because we would rather publish less about a person than publish something you cannot verify. Where an individual later chooses to add verifiable detail, it will appear here with a source.
- Team members
- 4
- Focus areas covered
- 12
The team
Who does what
Each profile lists the records that person is responsible for — the casinos they reviewed and the guides they wrote.
Ruth Adeyemi
Head of ratingsRuth owns the Floath Score model — the category definitions, the weights and the evidence each score has to be backed by. She signs off every rating change before it goes live.
View profileFocus areas
- Rating methodology
- Licensing and player protection
- Complaints and disputes
Tom Brennan
Payments editorTom tracks how money moves in and out of operators: which rails are live in which market, what the real processing windows look like, and where fees appear.
View profileFocus areas
- Withdrawal times
- Local payment rails
- Verification and KYC
Sofia Marek
Bonus analystSofia reads the bonus terms so nobody else has to. She records wagering multipliers, what they apply to, game weighting, max bet and expiry as structured fields rather than marketing copy.
View profileFocus areas
- Wagering requirements
- Offer value modelling
- Terms transparency
Daniel Okoye
Product reviewerDaniel works through registration, deposit, lobby and support on each operator and writes up what actually happens, including the parts that are slower than advertised.
View profileFocus areas
- Mobile experience
- Live casino
- Customer support
Accountability
How the team's work is checked
Naming a person only matters if you can also see the rules they work to and how to challenge a record.
- Editorial policyHow records are written, who signs them off and what happens when an operator disputes one.Read
- How we rate casinosThe seven scoring categories, their published weights and the evidence each one needs.Read
- Affiliate disclosureWhere commission comes from, and why it does not move a position in any ranking.Read
- Contact usTell us a record is wrong. Corrections go to the person who owns that area.Read