Affiliate Disclosure

The affiliate relationship with Slotpal does not change what you pay or what you receive. The bonus amounts, minimum deposits, wagering requirements and withdrawal limits on this site are the same ones you will see when you open an account through our link or through a direct visit to the operator's site. We never add a fee on top, we never ring-fence a worse version of the bonus for readers who come from us, and we do not get a different bonus from the one Slotpal shows to walk-up visitors. The relationship also does not change our editorial coverage — the scoring methodology on this page is applied in the same way regardless of the commercial outcome, and both scores and verdict text are signed off by Verity Norbury before publication.

Buttons on slotpal.bet take you to the Slotpal website through a tracking link that identifies our site as the source of the visit. The price you pay for anything on the operator's side — the deposit you make, the amount you wager, the fees that apply — is set by Slotpal, not by us, and is identical to the price you would see without going through our link. If you ever notice a difference in bonus amount, deposit minimum, wagering requirement or any other figure between what we quote and what the operator shows at sign-up, tell us by email — it is almost always an outdated figure on our side that we need to correct, and we would rather hear about it from a reader than discover it ourselves on the quarterly re-check. We do not use dynamic pricing of any kind: everyone who clicks a button on our site reaches the same offer as everyone else.

When a reader opens an account at Slotpal through one of our links and later makes a deposit, Slotpal pays slotpal.bet a share of the operator's net revenue from that account for a limited period. This is a revenue-share model — we are not paid for a click, we are not paid for a sign-up, we are not paid for a deposit, we are only paid once the operator earns money from an account. The share is set by the operator's affiliate programme, not negotiated on each review page, and the same percentage applies whether we score the operator at 4.7 or at 3.8. Because every reputable operator in the market pays affiliates in a similar way, this commercial model is standard across the industry — but we disclose it so you know what the relationship is before you read the review.

It is also worth saying what we do not accept. We do not take flat fees to list an operator at a higher position than its score warrants. We do not take fees to omit a known downside or to delay publishing a critical page. We do not run "sponsored" placements that look like editorial. If a direct advertiser asks for any of those things, we decline, and we are prepared to drop a partnership rather than compromise what we tell readers.