Imtiaz Nagarwala
Imtiaz writes the pages where money is the subject: the bonus page and the part of the home page about what a cashier screen should show. He came to it from bookkeeping for a small family business, where the rule was that a figure without a source does not go in the book. He applies the same rule here.
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Where the money questions start
- What an offer asks before it gives. A 500% match sounds like one number. It is really a deposit, an opt-in, four slices, a play-through multiplier and a set of three-day windows. He lays each part out separately so a reader can see which part will matter to them.
- Messages that look like offers. "Bonus update today" posts, codes sold in groups, agents who need a small transfer first. He writes about the shape of an honest offer so the dishonest ones stand out without our having to name anyone.
- Numbers we cannot source. He is the reason this site publishes no minimum deposit and no withdrawal time for Instamatch. If there is no document behind a number, the page says so and stops.
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Sources before figures
Every figure on the bonus page comes from the lobby's published terms, dated. When the terms change, the page changes, and the date changes with it. He does not place bets on accounts connected to pages he writes about.
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On Sundays
Imtiaz still keeps paper accounts for the family shop, and reconciles them every Sunday before anyone is allowed to talk about cricket.