In shortOnline Casinos Advisor earns money through affiliate links. When you open a casino through a Play Now or Visit button and sign up, the casino may pay us a commission. You pay nothing extra, and commissions never decide where a casino ranks.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a tracked link. It tells the casino that you arrived from our site. On this site, every casino button goes through a short address that starts with /go/, so you can always tell which links are affiliate links.
These links are marked sponsored for search engines, and they are blocked from crawling.
Does a commission change the ranking?
No. Rankings come from the seven checks described on how we rate casinos. A casino cannot pay to move up our list, pay to remove a con, or pay for a review.
If a casino’s terms get worse, its score drops, even if it pays us well.
Which casinos do we list?
Most casinos in our main ranking are licensed offshore, for example in Curacao, Anjouan or Panama. They are not licensed by any US state regulator. We say this on every ranked list and on every casino card.
Real money online casino play is licensed at state level in only a few states, such as New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. Laws differ by state, and it is your job to check what applies where you live.
Who should not use these links?
- Anyone under 21.
- Anyone who has self-excluded from gambling, or is thinking about it.
- Anyone in a place where online gambling is not allowed.
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