Effective date: August 17, 2026
Last updated: August 17, 2026
Cutting Ball is committed to making its sportsbook research, educational content and support resources usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including readers with disabilities.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. It requires accessible design, content, code, testing, feedback and remediation rather than a one-time statement.
Topic | Cutting Ball approach |
Accessibility target | Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA |
Current status | Ongoing improvement; no unverified claim of full conformance |
Scope | Public pages, navigation, forms, tables, images, media and downloadable resources under Cutting Ball’s control |
Feedback route | |
Alternative formats | Available on reasonable request where feasible |
Third-party content | May be outside Cutting Ball’s direct control |
Cutting Ball aims to design, develop and maintain content in substantial alignment with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at Level AA.
WCAG provides testable success criteria for making web content more perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
This statement describes a target and a process. It should not be interpreted as a certification that every page, third-party component or historical article currently conforms to every WCAG 2.2 Level AA criterion.
Our accessibility work may include:
Pages should use one clear H1 followed by logical H2 and H3 sections. Headings should describe content rather than serve only as visual styling.
Links should communicate their destination or purpose in context. We avoid vague labels such as “click here” when more descriptive text is practical.
Informative images should include useful alternative text. Complex charts should also include a text summary or accessible data table where feasible.
Decorative images should not create unnecessary screen-reader announcements.
Cutting Ball frequently uses comparison, bonus, banking and rating tables.
Tables should:
Contact, correction, privacy and commercial forms should:
Text, interactive controls and meaningful graphical elements should meet applicable WCAG contrast requirements. Information should not be communicated by color alone.
We seek to avoid content that flashes in a manner likely to create a seizure risk. Nonessential motion should be limited, and user preferences such as reduced motion should be respected where supported.
Meaningful prerecorded video should include captions and, where appropriate, a transcript or audio-description alternative.
Pages should identify their primary language in code. Legal and technical concepts should be explained in direct language without removing necessary precision.
Cutting Ball is designed to support current versions of major browsers and commonly used assistive technologies.
We do not claim compatibility with every browser, device, operating system, extension or assistive-technology combination. Older or unsupported technology may produce a less reliable experience.
Readers experiencing a problem should report:
Do not send passwords, seed phrases, private keys or unnecessary medical information.
Our accessibility process may combine:
Automated tools can identify some barriers but cannot establish full accessibility on their own.
Before publishing a claim of formal conformance, Cutting Ball should obtain an appropriate accessibility review covering representative pages, components and user flows.
The following areas may require continuing work:
This list does not imply that every identified category currently contains a barrier. It identifies areas that commonly require additional review.
Cutting Ball links to and may embed content from sportsbooks, regulators, video platforms, social networks, advertising services, analytics providers and other third parties.
We seek accessible vendors and encourage partners to improve accessibility, but we do not control every third-party interface.
If a third-party component creates a barrier on a Cutting Ball page, report it to us. Where feasible, we may provide an alternative, change the component, contact the provider or explain another route.
If you cannot access information or complete a task because of a disability-related barrier, contact us.
Where reasonably feasible, we may provide:
Availability depends on the content, copyright, technology and the nature of the request.
To contact CuttingBall.com, use our contact form here.
Use the subject line:
Accessibility Request — [PAGE OR FEATURE]
Please include enough detail for us to locate and understand the issue.
Our target is to acknowledge an accessibility report within two business days and provide a substantive response or status update within five business days.
These are service targets, not guaranteed legal deadlines.
If the initial response does not resolve the issue, reply with the subject line:
The matter should then be reviewed by [MANAGING EDITOR NAME] or another designated decision-maker.
Cutting Ball will not intentionally retaliate against or provide inferior editorial service to a reader for making a good-faith accessibility request or complaint.
Accessibility should be considered when:
Our Advertise With Us standards require commercial creative to avoid deceptive controls, unsafe flashing and other obvious accessibility barriers.
We may update this statement as our technology, testing and remediation work changes.
A new date should reflect a meaningful review or revision, not a cosmetic freshness change.
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