Disclosure
Affiliate disclosure
This site costs money to run. Here is exactly how it earns, what it never does for money, and how to spot a compensated link.
The short version
Some outbound links to casinos on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and open an account or deposit, we may earn a commission from the operator. It costs you nothing extra. Every compensated link on this site is marked, uses rel="sponsored nofollow", and leads only to URLs in a fixed, owner-approved registry.
What we never do
- We do not sell rankings. Ranks are computed before any commercial field is read.
- We do not accept payment for coverage, review wording, softened restrictions or faster inclusion.
- We do not link to operators absent from the approved registry, even if they pay.
- We do not label editorial links as affiliate or hide affiliate labels in fine print.
How to recognize a compensated link
Compensated actions appear as buttons such as "Visit [casino]" next to index rows and inside review pages, always with a nearby note that the link is an affiliate link. Links to our own guides, methodology and comparison pages are never commercial. External source citations in reviews are evidence links, not money links, and they carry no compensation.
Why this does not corrupt the index
The registry behind outbound casino links is fixed and identical across the whole site: it cannot be edited per review or per rank position. Operators with an approved link and operators without one receive the same evidence treatment; the only difference is whether a visit button renders. Our methodology page documents the ranking rules so you can audit them yourself.
Questions
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