Affiliate disclosure
We keep this site free by earning referral commission from some — not all — of the casinos we list. Here is exactly how that works.
What an affiliate link is
Some links to casinos on this site are affiliate links. If you follow one and open an account, we may receive a commission from the casino, at no extra cost to you. Those links are marked and use a /go/ redirect. Links marked this way carry a rel="nofollow sponsored" attribute, as search-engine guidelines require.
How it affects our content — it doesn't
Commission has no influence on our ratings, our rankings, or the advice we give. A casino we earn from does not rank higher for it; a casino we earn nothing from is not pushed down. Scores are built from the fixed, published criteria on our how we rate page, and nothing else. If a better roulette experience happens to be one we are not paid for, it still wins.
Why we disclose this
Because you deserve to know how a site that recommends casinos makes its money. Transparency is the only way an honest recommendation is worth anything. If you would rather not use our links, you can always visit any casino directly — our analysis is the same either way.
What this funding lets us do — and what it never buys
Referral income is what keeps the site free to read and free of intrusive advertising. It pays for the research time behind each system breakdown and each casino assessment. What it does not buy is a conclusion. No casino can pay to be listed, to rank higher, or to soften a criticism, and no operator sees our content before it is published. If the honest answer is that a system loses or a casino pays out slowly, that is what we write — the commission model only works long-term if the advice is trustworthy, so protecting that trust is also in our own interest.
Independence in practice
Our ratings are built from the fixed, published criteria on the how we rate page, applied identically to every operator whether or not we have a commercial relationship with them. The strategy and odds content — the Martingale maths, the house-edge figures, the European-versus-American comparison — is entirely independent of any casino and carries no affiliate links at all. Where we do earn, we mark it; where we do not, nothing changes about how we write.
Questions about how we are funded
Do all the links on the site earn commission?
No. Only some casino links are affiliate links, and they use a /go/ redirect with a rel="nofollow sponsored" attribute. Internal links and links to references or regulators earn nothing.
Does using an affiliate link cost me anything?
No. The commission is paid by the casino, not added to your deposit or your play. Your terms are identical whether you arrive through our link or type the address yourself.
Can I avoid the affiliate links?
Yes. You can visit any casino directly — our analysis and ratings are exactly the same either way.
Does commission change your ratings?
Never. Scores come only from the fixed, published criteria on our how we rate page. A casino we earn nothing from can and does outrank one we do.
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