Casino Post is free to read, carries no banner ads and asks for no subscription. It is paid for by commissions some casinos pay when a reader arrives from our pages and opens an account. Here is how that works.
Who is paid
Commissions are paid to Coralquill Digital Media N.V., Schottegatweg Oost 44, Willemstad, Curaçao, the company that publishes the site. Writers are not paid by casinos to review them or to change a score.
Which links are affiliate links
Buttons and links to casinos whose address begins with /go/ — in our toplists, review boxes and bonus tables — are affiliate links. They pass through our own redirect before reaching the casino, which records the click and sets the mozbiz_session and XSRF-TOKEN cookies described in our privacy policy. We earn nothing from links pointing to regulators, support services, studios or press sources.
How commissions work
Deals differ from casino to casino. Some pay a fixed fee for each new player who registers and deposits, some pay a share of the net revenue that player generates over time, and some mix the two. Using our link costs you nothing extra: the bonus, limits and terms are the ones the casino publishes for everyone.
What deals change and what they do not
As our footer says, a commission never decides whether a casino is listed. It can affect where a casino appears in some rankings; the scoring itself is described in How we rate casinos.
Deals do not change the facts in a review. High wagering, a low withdrawal cap, slow support or restrictions for Ontario players stay in the text whether or not the casino pays us. A casino without a deal can still be reviewed; it just has no affiliate button.
What we do not accept
- payment to list a casino we would otherwise leave out;
- copy written by an operator and published as our own;
- requests to delete an accurate but unflattering detail;
- gifts or personal benefits for writers in return for a score.
Prefer not to use our links?
You can always reach a casino by typing its address into your browser. We earn nothing, your account opens on the same terms, and the review remains just as useful.
When a deal ends
A casino may close its affiliate programme, change its terms or lose its licence. In the first case the affiliate button goes and the review stays; in the last the casino comes off our lists either way. Past commissions do not buy a place in a ranking: if something gets worse, the next review says so.
Ontario readers
Casinos registered in Ontario follow AGCO advertising standards, which bar promoting bonuses to people located in the province. Where a page lists welcome offers, those offers are for readers elsewhere in Canada. An affiliate deal does not change which casinos accept Ontario players; the review states that separately.
What our redirect records
When you click a /go/ link, the redirect notes the time, the page you came from and the casino you chose, so that commissions can be matched to clicks. The redirect itself does not learn your name, your casino username or how much you deposit.
Why we spell this out
Anyone reading a casino ranking deserves to know the site earns money from some of the names on it. Saying so plainly lets you weigh each verdict and compare it with official sources.
Questions
To ask whether a particular casino has a deal with us, write to Coralquill Digital Media N.V., Schottegatweg Oost 44, Willemstad, Curaçao, [email protected]. General rules are in our terms of use; what our pages cannot guarantee is set out in the disclaimer.