Disclosure
How Monteclar is funded
Reading Monteclar is free. The site earns money one way: when a reader opens an account with a casino through one of the labelled partner links on a review or comparison page, and that casino pays a share of what it earns from that player. This page says which operators pay, how the link works, what is recorded when you click it, and what none of it is allowed to change.
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Where things stand
Monteclar has revenue-share agreements with the operators it links to today: Pin-Up, 1win, GGBET, Mostbet, VAVADA, FS Casino, V.Vegas, IceCasino, VerdeCasino, Fiery Play, 1xSlots, Parimatch, Lex Casino, Monro, Gizbo, Iris, Fugu, Beef, Melbet, Kometa Casino, R7 Casino, Cat Casino, Kent Casino, Gama Casino, Arkada Casino, Daddy Casino, SpinBetter, Slots and Casino, Ducky Luck, BetOnline, SportsBetting, TigerGaming, Playfina, Spinline, Asino, MyBookie, BetUS, Slots Paradise, Vegas Aces. Under revenue share the operator pays us a percentage of its own net revenue from players who registered through our link. Nobody pays for a review, for a click or for taking content down. The terms of that revenue share do move the order: partners whose terms are weaker for us sit lower. Casino links sit on review and comparison pages and in the partner strip under guides in markets where a partner accepts players; every one is marked rel="sponsored" and stands next to a note saying what it is. Links to sources — regulators, game providers, testing labs — are ordinary links and earn nothing.
How a partner link works
Every casino link on the site goes through an on-site address, monteclar.com/go/…, which forwards you to the operator. On the way it records a click identifier, the brand, the kind of page and the position of the button you used, your country, and the first-party visitor id from your cookies, so that a registration the operator later reports can be attributed to a page rather than to the site as a whole. The operator receives the click identifier and those labels — never your name or contact details, because we do not have them. Registrations and deposits are reported back to a second on-site address; that report carries the click identifier, an event type and an amount. The privacy policy lists every field.
What will not change
No commercial relationship gets to decide what is published or which figures are shown. We set the order ourselves, on commercial grounds: partners with weaker terms for us sit lower. It is not a quality ranking or a test result. Data comes from cited sources and is corrected against the source, not against anyone's interest. We do not accept payment for a review or for taking content down, and a review says plainly what has and has not been tested first-hand. The rules each page is built from are in the methodology.
What it costs you: nothing
Reading the site is free and needs no account. We do not sell reader data and run no third-party advertising. A first-party record of each visit is kept for the accounting described above; in your browser, Yandex Metrica and Cloudflare Web Analytics run on every visit, and Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity only with your consent — the detail is in the privacy policy. If a page reads as though any of this were not being honoured, tell us through the contact page: that is a bug, and we treat it as one.