Affiliate Disclosure

How WagerX Makes Money

WagerX is a reader-supported, independent audit lab. We don't charge readers, run paywalls, or sell user data. Our work — auditing casinos, live-testing withdrawals, monitoring T&C changes, and building Wagie AI — is funded primarily through affiliate commissions paid by casino operators when a reader signs up via one of our links.

What That Means in Practice

We may earn commission when you click through to a casino from WagerX and create an account. The amount varies by operator and is paid by the casino, not by you. Your terms, bonuses, and withdrawal rights are unaffected.
Affiliate links are clearly visible. Buttons like "Visit Casino" or "Claim Bonus" lead to operator sites and may include tracking parameters that identify WagerX as the referring source. Outbound links carry rel="sponsored nofollow" attributes per industry standard.
Not every casino we cover pays us. Several operators in our database have no affiliate relationship with us. We cover them anyway when they are relevant to readers.

Why Commissions Don't Change Our Rankings

This is the part most affiliate sites hope you don't ask about. Here's exactly how we keep commission decoupled from editorial:

Trust scores are formula-driven. They're computed from forensic audit data — withdrawal speed tests, T&C analysis via Wagie Watchdog, bonus geometry from the Bonus Decoder, license verification, and player-report sentiment. Commission rate is not an input to the score.
Casinos that fail our audits don't get listed, regardless of what they offer. Our Holding Tank is full of operators who tried and were rejected.
Some casinos in our top rankings pay us less than ones we have demoted. We have receipts.

Other Sources of Revenue

Exchange affiliate partnerships with Binance, Bybit, and BingX on our trading and DeFi pages.
Sponsored editorial — clearly labeled as such on the rare occasions we publish it.
Future paid products — if and when we ship them, they will be optional and clearly priced.

Regulatory & Industry Standards

This disclosure is intended to satisfy the disclosure expectations of the FTC (United States), the CAP/ASA (United Kingdom), the EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, and the GPWA (Gambling Portal Webmasters Association) Code of Conduct. WagerX is a long-standing GPWA-approved member.

The Reader Promise

If we ever publish a ranking we can't defend on the data, we have failed at our job. If you believe we have, tell us — we read every report and respond to every dispute. The forum and our contact channels are open.

Last updated: May 2026