Affiliate disclosure
LocoBonus is free to use. We may earn money when you sign up at a casino through a link on our site. This page explains how.
How it works
Links to casinos on LocoBonus go through an address on our own site that starts with /go/. Some casinos pay us a commission or a fixed fee when a reader opens an account through such a link, and some pay for a placement on a list. These links are marked as sponsored for search engines.
Casinos without a deal
Not every casino on LocoBonus has an agreement with us. Where there is none, the /go/ link sends you to the casino’s own homepage and we earn nothing from your visit. A casino with a deal and one without are scored and ordered the same way, because the formula has no field for who pays.
How to spot a paid link
Every page with offers carries a short line saying we may earn a commission, with a link to this page. Every claim button sits next to “T&Cs apply” and the age limit for your country. Any link from our site to a casino goes through /go/.
What it changes for you
Nothing in price. You get the same offer you would get by visiting the casino directly, unless a card says otherwise.
What it never changes
- Scores. Every score is calculated from facts by the formula on how we score. No payment can change it.
- The terms we show. Wagering, deposit limits and time limits are shown for every offer, paid or not.
- Who can see an offer. We don’t show offers to people in places where casinos may not advertise them, such as Ontario and Alberta in Canada, and the /go/ links refuse visitors from there.
Questions
If something on the site looks like it was influenced by payment, tell us on the contact page and we’ll look at it. Who runs the site and how we work is on the about page.