How The Notes Are Kept
Four measured figures per card, always in the same order, always on our own money.

What Goes On A Card
MethodCard order is not a matter of taste. It follows four figures recorded at every operator, in the same sequence, on accounts this desk funded itself.
- Redeem: the part of the welcome that can convert. Play money is written down for context and scored at zero
- Floor: the operator minimum for processing a withdrawal
- To clear: measured days on free routes to close the gap between the two
- Paid in: hours between filing at the floor and funds arriving
How the order is decided
Usable credit against the floor sets the initial order, because that decides whether a new account has a withdrawal available or a project to complete. Ties break on the clock. Days to clear then nudge a card up or down where the daily routes are unusually generous or thin. Nothing else moves a card.
The stamp and the score are different things
The letter stamped on each card is the cashier clock alone. The score out of five covers games, interface, support and how honestly the promotions are written. Card 14 is the clearest example of the two disagreeing.
Commercial arrangements
Some outbound links earn a commission. Figures are recorded before any link exists and are never revised afterwards, which is why commercial partners sit at the back of the notebook. Everything is re-tested each sweep with the month on the homepage.
See The Method Applied
Eighteen cards, four figures each.