Transparency, in full: RollXO Guide is a commercial affiliate website. Here is exactly how the money works and the rules that keep the content honest anyway.
1. How We Earn
When you click an outbound RollXO link on this site (buttons like "Visit RollXO", "Claim Bonus", game tiles), a tracking parameter attributes you to our affiliate account. If you then register and play, the casino's affiliate program pays us a commission, typically a revenue share of the casino's margin, a one-time fee per depositing player, or a hybrid. This never costs you anything: bonuses, odds and terms are identical whether you arrive through our link or directly.
2. What the Commission Doesn't Buy
- Scores. Our 8.4/10 includes a 7.4 trust score, public criticism of ร45 wagering, and a section telling live-dealer players to skip the bonus entirely. Operators don't dictate a word.
- Complaint coverage. The complaints page documents negative player reports with the same prominence as praise.
- Corrections. When data changes against the casino's favour (slower payouts, worse terms), we publish it in the next monthly refresh.
3. The Single-Brand Caveat
This site covers one casino, which creates an inherent bias risk we manage but cannot eliminate: we only earn if some readers sign up. Counterweights: the comparison page names categories where rivals beat RollXO; our testing methodology is documented on the about page; and every legality/safety caveat appears above the fold, not buried. Read us as a well-informed, financially interested guide, and verify terms yourself before depositing.
4. How Links Are Labelled
All outbound casino links carry rel="sponsored nofollow" markup and are visually obvious (gold buttons, "Visit/Claim/Play" wording). Internal links to our own guides are never tracked.
5. Our Responsibility Line
We promote a gambling product to adults. Our rules: 18+ messaging on every page, responsible gambling resources one click away site-wide, honest bonus mathematics (including expected values that show bonuses are entertainment, not income), and no content that frames gambling as a way to make money, because it isn't.
Questions about this disclosure: contact us.