Affiliate disclosure

How links to casinos work today

A button such as "Get Bonus" runs through our own redirect (/go/…), which records the click and sends you to the casino's own address. That address carries no affiliate reference and no tracking tag, so the casino learns nothing from us beyond what any link tells a site — the address your browser says you came from. No operator pays us when you register or deposit. What the redirect records, and for how long, is listed in the privacy policy.

The links are marked rel="sponsored nofollow" in the page HTML all the same. That tells search engines not to treat a link to a casino as an endorsement; it does not mean anyone paid for it.

What it costs you

Nothing. You get the same bonus, the same terms and the same account you would get by typing the operator's address yourself, because that is what the link does.

If we take commission later

Commission on sign-ups is how sites like this usually pay for themselves, and we may join operators' affiliate programmes. If we do, the strip at the top of every page and this page will say so before the first such link goes live, this page will say what kind of payment it is — a one-off amount for a new player, a share of the operator's revenue from the players we send, or a mix of the two — and a link that earns us money will be marked where it appears.

An operator without a deal would be reviewed, scored, listed and linked in the same way as one with a deal. An operator refusing a deal would not be a reason to lower its score, and paying more would not be a reason to raise one.

What commission would not buy

• A score. Scores come from the published rubric at how we rate, and commission is not one of its inputs.
• A position. Toplists are ordered by score, then by the payout window the casino publishes. Never by rate paid.
• Silence. A poor score, a lapsed licence or a predatory term is published whatever the commercial relationship, and a review is never withdrawn because an operator objects to it.
• A licence. No commercial deal gets an operator past the licence gate: no verifiable register entry, no listing and no link.

How the order of a list is decided

Default sort on every toplist is our score, highest first. Ties break on the payout window the casino publishes on its own pages; if those are equal too, the order is alphabetical. Any other sort — by bonus size, by minimum deposit, by payout speed — is one you choose with the controls on the page, and the page says which sort is active. We do not run a hidden commercial sort behind a "recommended" label.