Affiliate Disclosure
This site is funded by affiliate commissions. This page explains what that means: which links are affiliate links, and what the rules are that keep the money away from the scores.
How the Affiliate Links Work
Any button that leads to a casino, such as the Visit buttons on reviews and ranking pages, is an affiliate link. These links go through addresses on this domain (the /go/ paths) and forward you to the casino's own site. If you sign up and play after arriving through one of them, the casino may pay us a commission for that signup. This costs you nothing: the offers, prices and terms you get are the same whichever way you find the site.
Not every link pays us. Links to regulators, government pages, help organizations and other informational sources are plain links. We also send no reader at all to a casino that refused our connection, which is the reason the unscored LeoVegas page carries no visit button.
The Independence Rules
Commissions pay for the site; they do not buy positions on it. The rules, each of them checkable against the pages themselves: every review is built on documented evidence, screenshots and direct quotes from the casinos' own sites, as described at how we review. The ranking order follows the scores. Casinos we score low carry the same kind of affiliate link as casinos we score high, which you can confirm on our lowest-scored reviews. No casino pays to be featured here, sees a page before it goes live, or edits a word of our copy. And every page that contains affiliate links says so in its disclosure bar.
Should a commercial relationship ever change what we could honestly publish about a casino, that relationship would end, and the page would remain as it is. Questions about any of this: contact@jackpotcasinos.online.
One More Disclosure
This site is funded through the casinos we partner with, and those funds are only earned when people gamble. That is exactly why every page here gives an honest account of gambling and links to the free help on our responsible gambling page. To play at any of these sites you must be at least 19 in most of Canada's provinces, and 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Gamble only for entertainment, and only with what you can afford.