In short
Casinos.org is free to use. Casinos pay us a commission when you sign up through one of our links, and some pay for advertising. Neither buys a score, a ranking or a verdict.
The rules that keep that money away from our reviews are in our editorial guidelines, and how a casino is scored is on our review process page.
How we’re paid
Casinos pay us in two ways.
- Commission
- When you click a link to a casino on our site and then sign up or deposit, the casino, or the company that runs its referral program, may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and you don’t have to use our links. You can always go to a casino directly.
- Advertising
- Some casinos pay for advertising or a promoted placement on our pages. A paid placement is labeled as paid and kept separate from our rankings and scores.
Links and tracking
When you click a link to a casino, the casino or the company that runs its referral program may set a cookie or add a tracking code to the link, so the sign-up can be credited to us. Our privacy policy explains what data that involves. If tracking isn’t needed for the site to work, we use it only after you’ve agreed to it.
Editorial independence
Our editorial guidelines set out what a casino can and can’t pay for, how editorial and commercial work are kept apart and how we decide which casinos to review.
04 · Version history
What changed, and when
- Version 1.2 September 11, 2026 New design & layout. Signed off by Nick Hall
About this policy
This is a company policy maintained by casinos.org. It was last reviewed on September 11, 2026. If you think we’ve fallen short of it, tell us through our contact page.