Affiliate disclosure

Mobile Crash Guide is funded by affiliate commissions. When a reader follows one of our partner links and then registers or plays at the casino, we may earn a commission. App developers and game providers do not pay us.

Where partner buttons appear

Every partner button carries the casino’s name. You will find them:

• in the site header, with one casino;
• in a list headed “Casinos for players in Canada” on the home page, near the start of a guide and again after the main text;
• in the rows of our mobile access and app publisher tables, next to the casinos that pay us;
• in a bar at the bottom of the screen, with one casino.

The pages about this site carry no buttons. We never link to app listings or downloads.

How partner links work

Each button points to an address on our site beginning with /tap/, which forwards you to the casino through its tracking link. The links are marked as sponsored. The page you land on may be at a different address from the one the casino names in its terms, so check the address when you arrive, especially on a phone, where the address bar is easy to overlook. The casino receives the domain of our site as the origin of your visit; our privacy notice explains what else is recorded.

Which casinos are listed

Every casino in the lists, the header and the bottom bar pays us commission, and each list says so beside it. When a page covers one of them, that casino comes first; the rest, and the order, are set by our commercial arrangements. The order is not a measure of how well a casino works on a phone.

The list depends on the country your connection comes from. In Canada you see the Canadian list; some other countries get their own list, and everywhere else no list is shown. Our test results are the same in every country.

Most casinos do not pay us

We link only to casinos covered by our affiliate agreements. This affects which casinos have links, not what we report about their licence or status.

What commission never changes

It never changes a mobile result, a waiting time, a publisher we report or a “Not confirmed”. The rules we write by are in our editorial policy.