How we make money
Some links to casinos on SpyRoller are affiliate links, marked as sponsored in our code. If you open an account through one, the casino or its affiliate programme may pay us, usually either a share of the revenue it earns from your play or a one-off fee. It costs you nothing extra. A note in the footer of every page says that some links are affiliate links.
What commission can and can’t change
- It can influence which casinos we cover and the order in which we list them.
- It can’t change what a review says. Terms, limits, caps and drawbacks are reported the same way for every casino, whether or not we earn from it.
- It can’t buy a verdict. Casinos don’t pay for reviews, and they don’t see or approve a review before it is published.
No sign-up links where a casino isn’t licensed for you
Our country guides carry no affiliate or sign-up links. Where the casinos on file don’t hold a licence in a country, the guide reports what we found and what you give up; it doesn’t encourage anyone to sign up.
Editorial standards
- Primary sources, dated: the casino’s own terms, the regulator’s register and the law itself.
- A writer and a checker on every review and guide, both named.
- Facts and opinion kept apart. What the terms say is reported as fact; who a casino suits is our judgement, and labelled as the verdict.
- Gaps named. If we couldn’t confirm something, the page says so instead of guessing.
- Drawbacks always included, even for casinos we earn from.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, email info@spyroller.com with the page and what’s wrong, ideally with a link to the source. We check it against the source, fix confirmed errors and update the page’s date.
Responsible gambling
- We write for adults and don’t aim any content at people under 18.
- We don’t present gambling as a way to make money or solve money problems.
- Every page links to our safer gambling page and its free helplines.
Our illustrations
The illustrations on SpyRoller are original artwork in a 1960s spy-film style, made with AI image tools from our own briefs. They are decorative: they never show a real casino’s games, screens or staff.