Affiliate disclosure
Last updated 27 July 2026. Here's exactly how Jackpot Checklist makes money, written without the usual footnote-sized print.
The short version
Some of the links on this site — mainly the "visit" buttons next to each operator — are affiliate links. If you click one and later sign up with that operator, we may receive a commission. You don't pay anything extra for this, and the operator doesn't charge you more because you came from us.
Why that doesn't affect the scores
Every operator is checked against the same eight criteria described on our about page and in the methodology section on the homepage: licensing, game range, live casino, mobile experience, studios, welcome offer type, support and usability. That checklist doesn't change based on whether an operator pays a commission when readers sign up, and operators can't buy a higher score or a better position in the ranking. If a heavily promoted brand scores lower than a smaller one, that's the comparison working as intended.
How the links work technically
Affiliate links carry a tracking code that tells the operator a visit came from Jackpot Checklist, which is how commissions get attributed correctly. They always point to the operator's real, official site — never through an unrelated third-party domain — and they open in a new tab so you can keep this comparison open alongside it.
What this means for you, practically
If two operators look roughly similar in our comparison and one happens to be an affiliate partner, that's disclosed here rather than hidden, and it's worth knowing as context. It shouldn't be the deciding factor either way — the eight criteria and the written description are there so you can form your own view regardless of the commercial relationship underneath.
Questions about a specific operator
If you're ever unsure whether a specific mention on this site is an affiliate link, assume it is unless stated otherwise, and feel free to ask through our contact page — we're happy to confirm specifics.