Short answer: We are funded by affiliate commissions. When you click a link to a casino on our site and sign up or deposit, the casino may pay us a fee. You never pay more because of it, and it never changes a score or a test result.
Affiliate links
Buttons such as "Visit" followed by a casino name and links that go through /go/ on our site are affiliate links. They tell the casino you came from us. Depending on the agreement, the casino pays us a one-off fee for a new depositing player, or a share of the revenue it earns from players we referred. That is the same model most comparison sites use.
What that means for you
- You pay nothing extra. Bonuses and terms are the same as when you go to the casino directly, unless we say a code is exclusive.
- Affiliate links are marked
rel="sponsored"for search engines. - You can always go to a casino without our link.
Our rules
- No paid scores. A casino's score comes from our test and the method on how we review. Commission levels are not part of it.
- No test, no listing. A casino only appears on our list after our own real-money deposit and withdrawal.
- Bad news stays in. If a casino pays slowly, adds a fee or hides a nasty term, it goes in the review, whoever pays us.
- Removal when it goes wrong. If a listed casino stops paying, we take it off the list and point the links elsewhere.
Questions
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