Advertising disclosure
This page explains how RosterSlots makes money, or rather how it intends to, because at the moment the honest answer is that it does not.
Where things stand today
As of 19 August 2026 this site has no commercial partners. There are no affiliate links on it, no advertising, and no arrangement with any gambling operator or game studio. Nobody has paid for a review, a score or a position in a list, because there has been nobody to pay.
That will change, and when it does this page changes with it rather than quietly staying the same.
How it will work when it does change
Affiliate links are the intended model: a link to a gambling operator that pays us a commission if you sign up through it. When those exist, three rules apply.
Every commercial link is labelled. Not in a footnote at the bottom of the page. Next to the link, where you see it before you click it.
Money never moves a score. Ratings and orderings are editorial. An operator paying more does not rank higher, and an operator paying nothing is not excluded. If a partner is bad we will say so on the same page that links to them, and if that costs us the partnership then it costs us the partnership.
The reviews stay separate from the advertising. A game review is about the game. Where a commercial unit appears on a review page it sits below the review’s own facts, never above them, so nothing you came for is behind something we were paid to show you.
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 A demo uses play money that cannot be won, lost or withdrawn.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 comparison site that earns commission on the things it compares 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.