Yes, BettingVerdict earns money from some operator links. It costs you nothing and doesn’t change the offer you get.
You’ll see the same terms you’d see by going directly to the operator. Here’s how the money works, what it can’t buy, and where we flag it.
How We Make Money
Some of the links to operators are tracked. If you open an account through one, that operator may pay us a commission. Commissions vary from one operator to the next.
You don’t pay anything extra. You get the same offer as someone who goes directly to the operator.
Not every link earns money. Links to regulators, state agencies, and official registers are never tracked. They never earn us anything.
Our Terms of Use explain the rest of how the site works.
What It Does Not Buy
Money doesn’t buy a place on this site. An operator can’t pay to:
- be added to the site
- move up a ranking
- raise its score
- have criticism removed or softened
Rankings follow our published methodology and nothing else.
We publish the things operators would rather we didn’t. Those criticisms stay in a review, whether or not it has a commercial link.
Testers are paid by BettingVerdict, never by the operator they test, and they’re named on the review they worked on, if they agree.
Our FTC page, like every regulator page, carries no commercial links.
Where You Will See It
This disclosure sits inline above the first commercial link. It’s never tucked away in the footer. Regulator pages carry no commercial links at all.
If something on the site looks like a paid placement, tell us through the contact page. Our privacy policy explains how we handle what you send.
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