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Advertising disclosure

This page explains how RosterSlots makes money and what that does and does not change.

Who pays us

RosterSlots earns affiliate commission from two casinos, JetSetSpins and NeonStake. If you open an account through one of our links and deposit, we may be paid a share of what the casino earns. Nobody else pays us: no game studio, no other operator and no advertising network.

Where you will see it

Every paid link is labelled. Partner offers appear in blocks marked “Ad” on the homepage and the free spins pages, and as a short bar marked “Ad” above some game demos. The links carry a sponsored tag for search engines as well as the visible label for you.

The licence position is on the card. Neither partner holds a licence we could verify on any regulator’s register, and neither is licensed by the Gambling Commission. That means GAMSTOP and UK player protections do not apply, and withdrawals are paid in crypto only. Every offer card says so next to the button, not in a footnote.

What money does not change

Scores and profiles are editorial. Nobody pays for a game review, a score, a provider profile or a place in a list. The partners are casinos, not studios, and the game reviews are about the game.

The terms are read, not copied. Offer details come from the casino’s own promotions and terms pages, with the date they were read. If a partner’s terms change, the page changes with them.

The demos are not commercial

Free demo games on this site are loaded directly from the studio that made them. We are not paid to feature them, we do not earn anything when you play one, and there is nothing to sign up for. A demo uses play money that cannot be won, lost or withdrawn.

Why say any of this

Because a site that earns commission from casinos has an obvious conflict of interest, and the useful response is to state it rather than bury it. You are entitled to read everything here knowing exactly what we stand to gain.

If you think a page reads like it was written for a partner rather than for you, say so: [email protected]. That is a fair thing to complain about.