Advertiser Disclosure

Written by Erik King, Editor in Chief at BetterBonus

BetterBonus.com is free to use. We earn a commission when a reader signs up at a casino through one of our links. The casino pays us, you pay nothing extra.

This is how most casino comparison sites are funded. We are telling you upfront because you deserve to know, and because the FTC requires it.

How We Make Money

When you click a link on BetterBonus and create an account at a casino, we receive a commission from that operator. The commission is typically a percentage of the revenue the casino generates from referred players over time, or a fixed fee per registration. The amount varies by operator and market.

We do not charge readers. We do not sell advertising space. We do not accept payment for placing a casino higher in a list or for writing a positive review.

What This Does Not Affect

Whether a casino has a commercial agreement with us has no bearing on how we score it. The review process is the same regardless: licence verification, bonus terms analysis, account and withdrawal testing, payment method checks, and an editorial cross check before publication.

A casino that pays a higher commission does not receive a higher rating. A casino with poor terms receives a poor rating — and stays listed with that rating, or is removed if standards drop below a threshold. Our scoring framework is documented on the About page.

Partners do not review or approve content before it goes live. They do not request changes to scores. If a partner asked us to alter a rating, we would decline and note it.

Which Links Are Affiliate Links

Any link that takes you to a casino registration or deposit page is likely an affiliate link. These are the links labelled “Visit Casino”, “Get Bonus”, “Play Now”, or similar. Links to regulators, responsible gambling organisations, and third-party references are not affiliate links.

Not every casino we mention has a commercial agreement with us. We write about operators when they are relevant to a comparison or when a reader asks — commission or not.

Unlisted and Blacklisted Casinos

Some casinos are not listed on BetterBonus because they do not meet our minimum standards, no verifiable licence for the target market, unclear bonus terms, or a documented pattern of unresolved player complaints. A casino cannot pay to be removed from a blacklist or added to a recommended list.

If you believe a casino we list should be reviewed again, email [email protected] with the specific concern. We investigate and update if the evidence supports it.

Accuracy and Corrections

Bonus terms, payment methods, and licence status change. We run scheduled rechecks and update listings when something material changes. If a listed offer is incorrect, we correct it as soon as we are aware. If you spot an error, email [email protected] with the page URL and what you believe is wrong. We check against the primary source and publish a correction if needed.