How We Are Paid

Real Gameplay earns money through affiliate commissions. When you follow a link from this site to a casino and open an account, that operator may pay us a fee, either a flat amount per new player or a share of the revenue the account generates. The arrangement costs you nothing: the bonus you are offered and the terms you play under are identical whether you arrive by our link or by typing the address yourself.

What commissions do not buy

Ranking is editorial and not for sale. No operator can pay to move up the board, keep a position after the maths turns against it, or buy a licence report we have not run. Some brands on the list pay us nothing, and some that offered to pay were left off or kept low because the terms, the game selection or the withdrawal record did not survive checking. Money changes who we can reach, not what we conclude.

Every offer shown on the board is operator-supplied: the bonus size, the wagering multiplier, the game weightings and the time limits come from the operator’s own terms, not from our preference. We check each offer against those terms before it goes up and date the check, because offers move without warning. If a brand changes a deal, the board entry is corrected or removed, and the change is visible in the page history rather than quietly patched.

The conflict we cannot remove

An honest page has to say the uncomfortable part: commissions create an incentive to praise the brands that pay, and no editorial rule erases that completely. What we can do is keep the incentives visible, apply the same arithmetic to paying and non-paying brands, publish corrections when readers find faults, and keep the board small enough that every entry has been checked. Treat us as a filter with a disclosed bias, not a neutral one.

If you would rather we earned nothing from your play, the method is simple: note the operator’s name, close the tab and type its address directly. You lose nothing and we lose the fee, which is exactly how the arrangement should work if you do not want to support this desk. Questions about specific links, or a suspicion that a ranking has drifted from the maths, go to the contact page and get treated as priority mail.