Disclosure: there is a commission, and it does not move the numbers
The buttons on this site lead to an operator and may generate a commission. Saying so in the first sentence is the minimum; what matters is what does not change because of it.
The commercial relationship, stated plainly
If you open an account or deposit after following a link from this site, this site may receive a commission from the operator. You pay nothing extra for it and the terms that apply to you are the same as if you had arrived on your own.
That relationship is the business model of almost every site about a single game, and the difference between them is not whether they have it: it is whether the text still says the uncomfortable thing when the commission is on the table.
The commission does not move the numbers
This site says Falling Pickaxe returns 95%, below the market band, and says it on the front page. It says the x165 ceiling is low and that 95% makes each hour about six euro more expensive than a 96.5% title. None of those sentences helps sell anything.
There is no star rating and no aggregate score in the code of these pages, and there are no invented user reviews. What exists are signed testing notes and calculations on the declared RTP, which anyone can repeat.
Why there is no ranking here
Most sites about a single game exist to send you to an operator, and the game is the pretext. Here the where-to-play page lists checks — licence number in a public register, cashier page, the game's own info panel — and no brands.
Those checks will still work in two years; a list of recommended casinos will not. And a ranking whose order can be bought is not information: it is advertising with a table around it.
How to read any affiliate site
Assume there is a commercial relationship wherever there is an outbound link, then look at whether the text still says the uncomfortable thing. A site that never mentions a below-average return and never names a drawback is describing its contracts rather than the games.
The test takes ten seconds: open the game's info panel and compare it with what the page claimed. If they disagree, believe the panel. The panel is generated by the game client itself and reflects the build you were served; a review is a statement written earlier, perhaps about a different build.
One European nuance: gambling advertising is restricted to different degrees in each market, so a promotional message that pursues you is first a question about who sent it and only second an opportunity.
Frequently asked questions
Does this site earn money if I register?
It may receive a commission from the operator if you open an account or deposit after following a link here. You pay nothing extra and the terms that apply to you are unchanged.
Does the commission affect what you write?
Not the numbers. This site states on its front page that the 95% RTP is below the market band and that the x165 ceiling is low — exactly the sentences that do not help sell anything.
Why are there no star ratings?
Because an aggregate score we cannot justify is an invented number. There is none in the code of these pages, and user opinions we cannot verify are not published.
How do I check whether an affiliate site is trustworthy?
Open the game's info panel and compare it with what the page claimed. If they disagree, believe the panel: it reflects the build you were served.
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Last updated: September 2026