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Affiliate Disclosure

This site earns money through affiliate links — that never changes what we recommend.

FAQsino is fully supported by affiliate commissions from the casinos we list. Here's exactly how that works, and the hard line we draw to keep every review and ranking genuinely independent.

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Remember: Our rankings are based on real testing — never on how much a casino pays us.

What This Means For You

Whether or not we earn a commission has zero bearing on how a casino is scored, ranked, or written about.

  • Editorial and commercial teams are kept separate
  • Every review follows the same public methodology
  • Negative reviews are published exactly as often as positive ones

Independence, Guaranteed

No Secrets

How Affiliate Links Actually Work

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You Click A Link

You follow a link from one of our reviews or toplists to a casino's own website.

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You Sign Up, If You Choose To

Entirely your choice, with no obligation. If you register, the casino knows you came from FAQsino.

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The Casino Pays Us A Commission

A small fee, paid entirely by the casino out of their own marketing budget.

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It Costs You Nothing

You pay exactly the same as finding the casino yourself — often with the same or better bonus, since a fair deal is part of our vetting.

What We Believe

How We Stay Independent

We Test Everything Ourselves

Every casino, game, and payment method we cover is reviewed hands-on by our team before it's ever published.

Ratings Aren't For Sale

A casino can't pay for a higher score, a better ranking, or a positive review. Commission and rating are completely separate.

Clearly Labeled

Sponsored placements and paid banners are always marked as such — never disguised as an organic recommendation.

Our reviews and rankings are never for sale — no casino has ever paid for a higher score, and none ever will.

The Fine Print

How We Make Money

Our Revenue Model

FAQsino is entirely supported by affiliate commissions from the casinos we list, plus a small amount of clearly labeled advertising (see our Advertise With Us page). No reader ever pays FAQsino directly — access to every review, guide, and toplist is, and always will be, completely free.

Editorial Independence

Our commercial team, which negotiates affiliate deals, is kept fully separate from the editorial team that tests casinos and writes reviews. Scores are built from a fixed, published methodology — see our Review Process page — not from how a partnership is structured.

A casino that pays us a higher commission gets no ranking benefit whatsoever. We’ve delisted partners before over a genuine trust issue, and we’ll do it again.

Advertising vs. Reviews

Banner placements and footer logos are clearly separate from editorial content — a banner ad never appears inside, or influences, an actual review. Where a listing is sponsored, it’s labeled as such.

If you ever spot something on this site that looks like a paid opinion dressed up as an honest one, tell us — [email protected].

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does clicking your links cost me anything extra?

No. You pay exactly the same as going directly to the casino — often with the same or a better welcome bonus, since fair terms are part of what we vet for.

Do casinos pay to be listed on FAQsino?

No. Being listed and reviewed costs a casino nothing. Some pages carry separately labeled paid banners, but that's unrelated to whether — or how well — a casino is reviewed.

How do you decide the ranking order?

Purely from our published review methodology and real hands-on testing — see our Review Process page for the full breakdown. Commission rates are never a factor.

Can I trust your reviews?

That's the whole point of this page. Our editorial and commercial teams are separate, every review follows the same public methodology, and negative reviews get published exactly as often as positive ones.