Affiliate Disclosure
WagerBlogs earns money when readers open accounts with operators we link to. You should know that before you read a single review, which is why it is here in the first paragraph rather than in a footer.
Not yet in effect — pending legal review
Outbound operator links on this site are affiliate links and may earn us a commission. Commission never buys placement, a score, or coverage.
This summary is a courtesy; the numbered sections below are the binding text.
How commission works
When you follow a link from WagerBlogs to a gambling operator and open an account, that operator may pay a commission — sometimes a one-off fee, sometimes a share of what the operator earns from you over time.
It costs you nothing and does not change the offer you receive. This income is what pays for the reviewing.
What money cannot buy
No operator can pay to appear on this site, to rank higher, to lift a score, to remove a criticism, or to be reviewed at all.
Commercial terms are negotiated separately from editorial work. If an operator asks us to change a published verdict, the answer is no — we would rather lose the commercial relationship than the review.
How paid links are marked
Every outbound operator link declares its commercial nature in its rel attribute: sponsored where the link is compensated, nofollow where it is not. Each opens in a new tab.
Our editorial pages — guides, analysis, and news reporting — carry no operator links at all. The link is not hidden with styling or collapsed out of view; it is structurally absent from the page, so there is nothing to miss.
How rankings are produced
Every operator in a category is assessed against the same criteria and scored out of ten. The score is an editor's judgement, not an output we can be lobbied to recalculate.
Each review carries the date we last verified it, and says whether it was tested with a funded account. A fuller public methodology page is planned but is not written yet; until it exists, the per-review verification date and stated criteria are the record.
Conflicts of interest
One operator covered here is a commercial partner of this publication and is flagged as such in its own record. Where it appears in a ranked list it is the only entry carrying an equity-passing link, and it is assessed against the same criteria as every competitor beside it.
No one writing for WagerBlogs holds a personal stake in any operator covered. If either of those facts changes, this section changes with it.