The commercial relationship, stated in full

Some of the casino links on this site are affiliate links, which means that a commission may be paid to us when a reader opens an account through one of them, at no additional cost to that reader. They are marked wherever they appear, they carry the "sponsored" attribute that a crawler is given (rel and target among them), and the "ad disclosure" line sits above the first list of operators on every page that carries one.

The brands described here are the brands with which such a relationship exists, and that is the one fact a reader should keep in view while reading any list on the site. It decides which casinos were looked at in the first place (104 brands, and not the industry); it does not decide what the four boxes say about them, because a box records a document that we read, and a document does not change its wording when an invoice is paid.

No payment buys a position, a score or a kind word, for the sufficient reason that there are no scores here to buy (nothing to purchase, since nothing is scored). The order of a list is computed from the record by a fixed weighting (three points for an open demo, two for a tournament), and a brand that pays this site exactly the same as another can sit forty places below it because its "lobby" asks for an account before it will open a "demo".

What this site is not

It is not a legal adviser, and no sentence here should be read as though it were advice. We quote the rules here with the instrument they come from (an article, a section, a date of entry into force) so that you can read the source for yourself, and nothing on these pages is an opinion about what any rule means for you in the country you are reading from, which only a lawyer in that place can properly answer.

It is not an operator, a bookmaker or an agent of either. No account can be opened here, no money can be deposited here, no "demo" and no "freeroll" can be played here, and nobody on our side of the screen can look into a balance, a withdrawal or a verification document; all of that belongs to the operator, which is the party licensed to hold it and the only one with the file.

It does not verify the identity or the age of anybody, and it has no means of doing either. The pages are written for adults and the "18+" line printed on each one carries the age of the market it addresses (nineteen in one province, twenty-one in two further markets), but the check that matters is performed by the licensee at registration and not by a publisher.

It does not promise that a casino on this list will accept a reader from his own country. Many of the operators described here address the international market and hold no licence in each of the countries this site is read in, so the obligation to check what the law of that country allows sits with the reader before he registers anywhere.

The limit of the information itself

Every line on this site is a statement about a document read on a particular day, and that day is printed with the line as "last read". That is not a formality: a rule can be rewritten between one reading and the next, a lobby can be rebuilt over a weekend, and a brand can migrate to different software without announcing it anywhere a reader would look.

Three examples out of the material behind these pages make the point rather better than a warning does. A Brazilian provisional measure of 25 September 2026 prohibited the offer, the intermediation and the advertising of fixed-odds betting across an entire national market, with the authorisations granted under the previous statute extinguished inside thirty days (thirty days, and no compensation). A market that a page described last summer as regulated and open is, as of that date, neither of those things.

A Spanish royal decree lost two of its paragraphs on commercial promotions to a Supreme Court judgment in April 2024, which made lawful again a kind of "no deposit" offer that trade pages had spent four years describing as banned. The article governing free game applications survived untouched, so the demo rule and the bonus rule moved in opposite directions on the same day!

Domains move as well, and they move without any announcement at all. Two casinos in our record now redirect to a third, a live-casino studio's old address today serves a furniture business in another language entirely (a decorating site, where a game catalogue used to be), and one game studio has no domain left at all, which is why a dead link in a register is sometimes the most informative item on a page ("not verified", and for a reason worth printing).

None of that is an argument for publishing nothing at all. It is an argument for publishing the date, the "level" and the source beside every claim; and to treat a page on this subject as a dated record rather than a standing guarantee.

Two closing notes

Every trademark, brand name and logo on this site belongs to its owner, and it appears here for identification in an editorial record and under no licence from anybody. Where a company name is given, we give it as the authority's own public register writes it, which is also the place where a reader can check it.

Gambling is entertainment and never a source of income, and nothing on these pages is an encouragement to play ("free play" included). If any of it has stopped feeling like entertainment, the national "self-exclusion" schemes and the help lines are listed market by market on our page about responsible gambling, and they are the only links anywhere on this site that nobody pays for ("sponsored" appears on all the others).

By the Free Best Casino editorial team · Last updated October 2026