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This site carries affiliate links. If you open an account through one, the operator may pay us a commission. You pay nothing extra for using them.
The links are marked rel="sponsored" in the markup, as Google's documentation requires, and they are not disguised as editorial text.
What the money does not buy
Commission does not change the numbers. This site states that Falling Pickaxe returns 95%, below the market band, and states it on the front page. A commercial arrangement that required hiding that would be one we would not take.
We also publish no paid rankings and no fabricated star ratings. There is no list of recommended casinos on this site, because a ranking whose order can be bought is not information — it is advertising with a table around it.
Why there is no casino list here
Most sites about a single game exist to funnel you to an operator, and the game is the pretext. We have taken the other route: the pages explain the game, and the question of where to play is treated as something you decide with criteria rather than with our ordering.
The where-to-play page therefore lists checks rather than brands — licence number that resolves to a public register, cashier terms read before bonus terms, and the RTP build shown in the game's own info panel. Those checks stay useful long after any particular operator list would have gone stale.
How to read any affiliate site, including this one
Assume a commercial relationship exists wherever an outbound link does, and then look at whether the writing still tells you the unflattering things. A site that never mentions a below-average RTP, never names a drawback and rates everything above four stars is telling you about its contracts rather than about the games.
The test costs nothing: open the game's info panel and compare it with what the page claimed. If the two disagree, believe the panel. The panel is generated by the game client itself and reflects the build you were actually served; a review page is a claim written earlier, possibly about a different build, possibly by someone who never opened the game at all.