Affiliate Disclosure

How we earn money

Some buttons on our pages, such as Get Top Bonus, Visit Site or Claim, lead to casino websites through referral links. If you register or deposit after clicking one, the casino or a marketing partner acting for it may pay us a fee. You do not pay anything extra, and the bonus or terms you receive are set by the casino, not by us.

Not every casino on our site pays us. Where we have no commercial agreement with a casino, its card can carry a No affiliate deal label. Commission arrangements can change over time, and the casino named on a button is not always the one that pays for the referral.

Why commission does not decide rankings

Our rankings and review scores follow the method published on our how we rank page: one score out of 10 for every casino, built from ten checks on its database record, such as an AUD bonus, wagering, payment methods, payout time, a named licence and operator, and lobby size. Anyone can recount a score from the facts in a review. A commission does not add points, and the lack of one does not remove them.

We also publish unfavourable findings. Reviews note disputed licences, bonus headlines that do not add up, missing PayID and low limits, whether or not a casino pays us.

What commission does pay for

Referral income covers the cost of collecting and updating casino data, hosting the site and writing guides on law, payments and responsible gambling. It does not buy placement, reviews or wording. If we ever publish sponsored content, it will be labelled as sponsored on the page itself.

Your choices

You are free to visit any casino directly by typing its address instead of using our links. Whatever route you take, read the casino's own terms before you deposit; they override anything written on our pages.

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