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Affiliate Disclosure

Some links on this site are affiliate links. This page explains what that means, who pays us and why it never moves a casino up our ranking.

Last updated: November 10, 2026

Alan Smith — Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Alan Smith, founder and editor-in-chief at CasinosReviewer. Alan decides which casinos we review and funds the project from start to finish. He sets the order of…
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This site is free to read because some of our links are affiliate links. When you open a casino through one of them and sign up, the casino may pay us a commission. You never pay more because of it, and the casino’s offer stays the same. This page explains how the arrangement works and how we keep it away from our verdicts.

Affiliate links appear on buttons such as “Visit Vox Casino” and in some brand names inside our reviews. A casino or its affiliate program tracks the visit and may pay us when a new player registers or deposits.

QuestionAnswer
Do you pay more through our links?No, the terms and bonuses are the same
Do we earn from every casino we mention?No, some casinos appear only for comparison
Can a casino pay for a better score?No, scores come from our published method
Where do affiliate links appear?Reviews, rankings and bonus guides, never on legal pages

The Rules That Keep Commissions Out of Our Scores

Commissions pay for the time it takes to read every clause of a casino’s terms. They do not buy a casino a better position on any of our lists.

  1. Scores follow one method.

    Processing time, limits, licence data, verification, bonus terms and complaints decide every score.

  2. Weak points stay on the page.

    A partner casino with slow processing rules or no published licence says so in its review.

  3. Sources are always named.

    Every figure links back to the casino’s own terms or to the outside review it came from.

  4. No paid placements in the text.

    A casino cannot buy a paragraph, a quote or a change to its review.

If you think a review reads like an advert, tell us which sentence and why. We will check it against the source and correct it.

A Note for Players in Ontario and Alberta

Ontario and Alberta run regulated online casino markets with their own registered operators. Most casinos reviewed on this site are offshore and not part of those markets. Our guide to gambling law in Canada explains the options in each province.

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