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When you read reviews and comparisons on this site, you’re looking at independent journalism, not marketing material. But here’s something important to know: we make money from what we cover, and that’s the core of transparent reporting.
How we support our work
We operate through partnerships with gambling operators. When you click through from our site and create an account, we receive a commission. This is how we fund research, maintain the site, and pay our team. No commission means no resources to do this work, so partnerships are essential to everything you read here.
This is standard in the industry. Every review site you trust—from casino comparisons to sports betting guides—works the same way. The difference is whether publishers are honest about it, and we are.
Why this doesn’t change our standards
The commission we earn doesn’t influence our ratings or recommendations. It can’t. An operator doesn’t pay us more for a higher score, and we don’t bump up reviews in exchange for better payouts. The publishers and writers who contribute here would lose credibility if they did, and credibility is the only thing we’re actually selling.
Our ratings reflect what we think matters to you: game variety, customer support quality, withdrawal speed, whether terms are fair. If an operator pays us well but treats players poorly, that gets a low score. We’ve turned down partnerships with operators we wouldn’t recommend, even though it costs us money.
About the casino operator and licensing
The operator behind Beer Casino publishes information about its licenses and regulatory status on its own website. You can verify this information in the relevant gambling regulator’s records. If you want to confirm the operator’s credentials before playing, that’s the right approach.
We don’t verify operator licenses or check ownership details ourselves. Those are facts the regulator and operator are responsible for keeping accurate, not something editorial sites typically audit.
If you need support
Gambling should only ever be entertainment. If you find yourself spending more than intended or thinking about gambling too often, support is available immediately—without cost, without judgment, without reporting to anyone.
The National Gambling Helpline is open 24 hours a day. Call 0808 8020 133 for free, confidential advice. GamCare and the National Gambling Support Network also offer treatment and resources for people experiencing gambling harm.
If money troubles are tied to gambling, StepChange Debt Charity provides free advice at 0800 138 1111. The Samaritans are available at 116 123 if you’re in distress.
These are real services staffed by people trained to help, not by gambling companies. Using them is completely confidential.