How This Site Is Funded

How this site pays its bills

This is an independent, reader-funded review site. We are not the game maker, we are not a casino, and we do not take deposits or hold any player funds. To keep the lights on we earn affiliate commissions, and this page explains exactly how that works and where the money does (and does not) touch what we publish.

When you click certain links on this site and then register or deposit at a licensed casino, that operator may pay us a commission. The link is tracked so the casino knows the visit came from us. You never pay more because of it. The price, the bonus and the terms you get are identical to going to the operator directly.

Which links earn us money

Commercial links are limited to a single generic "play for real money" button on our game-guide pages. We label them clearly, and they carry the standard technical markup that tells search engines the link is sponsored. Our editorial articles, comparisons and legal pages contain no such buttons.

• Affiliate links appear only on the game-guide pages, never on our About, contact, methodology or legal pages.
• We do not run pop-ups, and we do not sell your data to the operators we link to.
• A commission is paid to us by the operator, not by you. Your terms don't change.

Editorial independence

Here's the part that matters. A commercial relationship never buys a better write-up. We rate the game on what we found in the free demo and in the published specs, and a low mark stays a low mark whether or not there's a paid link on the same page. If we can't verify a claim, we say so rather than smoothing it over.

We test in the demo, we read the primary sources, and we publish the downsides in plain sight. Our honest cons and our "we would not recommend this if..." lines are not negotiable, and no operator has editorial sign-off on anything we write.

Commissions can also change over time or stop entirely. That has no effect on our scores or our wording. If an operator we link to drops its standards, the review is what changes, not the other way round.

Licensing and your responsibility

The operators we may link to hold offshore Curacao licensing. That is soft-touch regulation, not a UK or Malta licence, and we say as much in our reviews. In India, online real-money play sits under state-level rules and the operators are offshore, so this is never "legal in India" advice. Check what applies where you live before you deposit.

Real-money play is for adults aged 18 and over only. It carries real financial risk. Set a budget you can afford to lose, set limits before you start, and treat any win as a bonus rather than income. If gambling stops being fun, our responsible-gambling page lists free, confidential help.

Questions

If you want to know whether a specific link earns us a commission, just ask. We'll tell you. Reach us through the contact page and we'll answer plainly.