About partner links

01The short version

SLOTS OF OLYMPUS earns money from partner links. If you click through to an operator from here and sign up, we may receive a commission from the operator. It is the site's only source of revenue, and it is why you can read all content without a paywall and without registering.

We write this because you have a right to know it, and because a site that hides its business model is not worth trusting in the first place.

02What it means for you

Nothing in kroner. The price of a deposit and the operator's terms are the same, whether you enter via us or type the address directly into the browser. No fee is added on top, and you won't get worse terms because you came from a game catalogue.

What you actually pay with is your attention. That's why we try to make the text so useful that the deal feels fair.

03Why it doesn't move the figures

The critical objection to the model is obvious: if we earn from you signing up, we have an interest in praising. That is why the catalogue is built solely on the games' own figures and mechanics – payout percentage, volatility, cap on maximum win and the structure of the bonus round – and none of those factors have anything to do with commission.

We don't give the games points or scores, and we don't rank games by who pays. If a game sits high on a list, it is because its figures put it there – for example the highest RTP or the largest maximum win.

We also write the dull parts. If a game has a low RTP, a low win cap or a bonus round with little new in it, the text says so. If every game were described as good, the description would mean nothing – not even commercially.

04What we do not do

We don't sell places in our lists, and we don't publish texts written by an operator or provider under our writers' names. We don't promise anyone in advance how a game page will read.

We also don't invent advantages. If a piece of information is not available in the data sheet, we state that it is not specified instead of filling the gap with something that sounds good.

05Link labeling

Commercial outbound links are technically marked as sponsored so both you and search engines can see what they are. If you click a button that leads to an operator, assume there's a commercial agreement behind it.

If you have questions about how a specific link works, or believe a mention is coloured by commercial interests, write to [email protected]. We read that kind of criticism, and we respond to it.