What an affiliate link is
An affiliate link is a casino's URL with a referral code in it. If you open an account through it, the casino pays us a share of its revenue from that account, or a fixed amount per depositing player, for as long as the agreement runs. It costs you nothing extra and gives you nothing extra: the casino's own terms, odds and bonuses are the same whether you arrive through our link or type the address yourself.
This is how the site is funded. We sell no data, run no advertising network and take no payment for placement, reviews or rankings.
How they are labelled
Every affiliate link on the site is a button reading "Visit <Casino>", or just "Visit ↗" in a table row that already names the casino. It opens in a new tab and carries rel="nofollow sponsored" so search engines treat it as paid. This page and the footer say those buttons are affiliate links; the button itself does not carry a separate tag. Where a casino applies a referral code at sign-up, the code is printed next to the button so you can see what the link carries. A plain casino name in a table, a feed row or a chart is never a link to the casino; it leads to our own page about that casino. Nothing else on the site is sponsored.
In casino tables, the casinos we have a link for are listed first and the others sit under a "Show more" button. Their figures, pages and rankings elsewhere on the site are exactly the same; only the position in those two tables changes.
The buttons never appear on the pages that rank games by past return: the live RTP board, hot and cold, the originals matrix and the crash history. Those pages carry the responsible gambling notice instead.
The /go redirect
Each button points at /go/<casino> on this site, which redirects to the casino's URL with our code. The redirect writes one log line: the casino, the time, the page you came from, the country Cloudflare attaches to the request, the kind of device, browser and operating system, and the day's visitor number described under site analytics. We do not store your IP address, set a tracking cookie or pass any identifier to the casino. The counts per casino, page and source show whether the agreements pay for the servers and which pages help people find a casino; they are not shown publicly, sold or shared.
Site analytics
Page views and the /go clicks above are counted by our own server with a daily, salted visitor number instead of a cookie or an IP address; what is recorded, for how long, and when nothing is sent is set out on the privacy page.
Rankings and RTP figures are never influenced
Every number on this site is computed from the casinos' public feeds and the blockchain by the method on the methodology page. The affiliate table lives in a separate part of the system that the measurement code does not read: it cannot know whether a casino pays us, so it cannot favour one. Rankings are ordered by the figure shown in the column header (deposits, wagered, RTP, deviation) and nothing else; flags on the originals matrix are set by the statistical test alone.
The disclosure has a corollary we accept: a casino that pays us can appear with a poor observed RTP, a down feed or a shrinking reserve on the same page as its button. That is the point of publishing the method.
Restricted countries
Casinos exclude residents of some countries, and advertising to them there may be unlawful. For each casino we keep a list of restricted countries; when Cloudflare's CF-IPCountry header says you are in one of them, the API returns no affiliate link for that casino and the button is not rendered. The data about the casino is shown regardless of where you are.
Which casinos
Of the 63 casinos tracked, an affiliate button is shown to you for 13 right now; for the other 50 there is no agreement, or the casino is restricted in your country. All are tracked the same way. This list is read live from the same API the rest of the site uses.
Contact
Questions about this disclosure, a button that should not appear, or a casino shown to you in a country where it should not be: write to [email protected]. Casinos wanting to be tracked do not need an agreement; we read whatever is public.