The SweepsPatrol Team (2026)
Three editors own every byline on this site — one tests, one fact-checks, one reports — and each beat links to the pages that prove it.
Every money page here carries two names: an author and a fact-checker, never the same person. Each editor below owns a specific, checkable part of the site — the published methodology, the state legality matrix, the newsroom — so if a page under their byline is wrong, you know exactly whose desk it lands on.
Marcus Hale
Runs the 12-criteria testing process on every casino we review: opens the account, makes the purchase, plays, and tracks each redemption to the hour. Re-verifies the top 10 every week, so a stale offer never survives seven days on his pages.
Reviews, promo pages, alternatives, head-to-head comparisons, and the ranked money hubs.
Dana Whitfield
Maintains the 51-state legality matrix and the brand database behind every table on this site, and tracks statute changes as they move. Fact-checks every money page before it publishes — the second name on a review byline is hers.
State pages, payment methods, operator profiles, and the fact-check credit on money pages.
Riley Quinn
Covers sweepstakes law changes and new casino launches as they happen, and writes the how-to guides — redemption walkthroughs, the glossary, and everything a first-time player needs before spending a dollar.
Bios on this page claim exactly what happens on this site — the accounts opened, the redemptions timed, the statutes tracked — and nothing else. No stock headshots, no resume padding, no borrowed authority. Every review pairs an author with an independent fact-checker, scores change only with a dated changelog entry, and our editorial policy spells out how that gets enforced. Think something on a page is wrong? Tell us — corrections land on the byline that made the error.
The fastest way to watch us work is the changelogs: every dated correction, score change, and blacklist entry carries one of the three names above. Growing the team? Careers.