This page explains how casino-sites.pro earns its money.
How the site is paid for
Casino Sites Pro is published by Velaroca Digital N.V., Schottegatweg Oost 28, Willemstad, Curaçao. The site carries no display advertising and charges readers nothing. It is paid for by affiliate commissions: when a reader follows one of our offer links and then opens an account with that casino, the casino or its affiliate programme may pay the publisher. Some programmes pay a one-off fee for a new depositing player, others a share of the revenue the casino earns from that player over time.
You pay nothing for this. The commission comes out of the operator’s marketing budget, and the bonus or terms you receive are the same as for a player who arrives at the casino directly.
Which links are commercial
Offer buttons, “visit” links in casino tables and links inside reviews that point to an operator run through a redirect on our own domain, at casino-sites.pro/go/. Every link that passes through /go/ should be treated as commercial, and these links carry the sponsored attribute. Links to regulators, help services, game studios and news sources are not paid for.
What the redirect records
So that a referral can be credited, casino-sites.pro sets two cookies on every page you open: mz_vid, a random visitor ID kept for one year, and mz_src, which records where the visit came from, kept for 30 days. The /go/ redirect adds mozbiz_session and XSRF-TOKEN, technical session cookies kept for about 20 hours, before sending you on. The operator then sets its own cookies under its own policy. Details are in the cookie policy.
What a commission does not buy
Commercial relationships do not decide what the site says. Every casino is measured by the same twelve checks, whether or not it pays us, and whatever it pays. A casino that pays a higher rate does not get a softer description of its wagering requirement, its withdrawal limits or its complaint record, and it cannot buy a place in a list. We include casinos with no commercial agreement when readers need to know about them, and we drop casinos whose terms stop passing our checks even if that costs us commission.
We do not sell sponsored reviews, guest posts or paid news, and operators do not see a page before it is published.
Offers and bonus codes
Some programmes give us a bonus code or a tracking link with a slightly different welcome offer. When a page shows such an offer, the figures come from the operator’s terms like any other, and the wagering requirement, game weighting, maximum cashout and expiry are printed next to the headline amount. If an operator withdraws or changes the offer, the page is corrected; we do not keep advertising a deal that the casino no longer honours. An offer that looks generous but carries terms a typical player cannot meet is described as exactly that.
Before you sign up
An offer link is a convenience, not a recommendation to gamble. Check that online casino play is lawful in your state, that you are 21 or older, and that you have read the operator’s full bonus terms. If you would rather not use a commercial link, type the casino’s address into your browser yourself; everything on our pages remains true either way. If gambling is becoming a problem, call the National Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738), by call, text or chat at 1800myreset.org.
Questions
Questions about this disclosure or about a specific commercial relationship can be sent to Velaroca Digital N.V., Schottegatweg Oost 28, Willemstad, Curaçao, at [email protected]. The wider rules for how we source and correct our pages are in the editorial policy.