Ruth Adeyemi
Ruth 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.
This profile describes what Ruth does on Floath and nothing more — no qualifications, awards or past employers are claimed here. Everything below is a record Ruth is named on, so you can check the work rather than take the bio on trust.
Focus areas
- Rating methodology
- Licensing and player protection
- Complaints and disputes
- Casinos reviewed
- 0
- Guides written
- 3
- Focus areas
- 3
Reviews
Casinos Ruth is the reviewer of
Every one of these records carries a Floath Score built from the same published weights. Being the named reviewer means signing off the evidence behind each category, not writing the marketing.
Ruth is not currently the named reviewer on any published casino record. That usually means their work sits in guides and in the underlying data rather than on a review page.
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Guides written by Ruth Adeyemi
Explainers that sit behind the ratings: the terms, timings and rules that decide whether an offer is worth taking.
- Safety
Crypto casinos: what to know
A crypto cashier trades most of your recourse for most of your waiting time. Here is what you give up, what you get, and how to tell which side of that deal you are on.
7 minReviewed 24 August 2026 - Safety
Setting deposit limits that stick
How deposit, loss and wager limits actually work, why raising one takes days, what self-exclusion does and does not reach, and where to get free help in each of our markets.
7 minReviewed 21 August 2026 - Getting started
How to choose an online casino
Six checks, in the order that matters. The bonus is fourth.
6 minReviewed 11 August 2026
Found something out of date?
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The rest of the team
Ratings, payments, bonus terms and product are owned by different people on purpose, so nobody marks their own work. The scoring method they all work to is published in full.