Affiliate Disclosure
Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: August 15, 2026
The short version
Some of the links on Dyutam are affiliate links. If you click one and sign up at a casino, we may get paid a commission. You never pay extra for using our link. That is how we keep the site free.
How we make money
Dyutam does not charge you anything. The slot demos, verifiers, and calculators are free to use. To pay for hosting, tools, and the time it takes to research and write, we join affiliate programs run by online casinos and game providers.
When you visit a casino through one of our links and open an account, that casino may pay us a referral fee. Sometimes it is a one-off payment, sometimes it is a share of what the casino earns from your play.
What it costs you
Nothing. The bonus, the terms, and the price are the same whether you use our link or type the casino’s address into your browser yourself. We never add a fee on top.
Does this change what we write?
No. We judge a casino on things you can check: its license, how fast it pays out, what it charges, which games it carries, how good the support is, and whether the bonus terms are fair. If a site is bad, we say so, even when it pays us well.
We also cover casinos and slots that pay us nothing. Leaving them out would make our guides less useful to you, which defeats the point.
A commission does not buy a higher rating, remove a warning, or stop us from updating a review when something changes.
Where the affiliate links are
They can appear in casino reviews, slot reviews, bonus pages, comparison tables, banners, and sometimes inside articles. Not every link on the site is one. Links to news sources, regulators, help organizations, and game studios are usually plain links with nothing in it for us.
Our tools are not sponsored
The provably fair verifiers and the calculators run in your browser and do their own math. No casino pays to be included in them, and none of them are set up to favor one operator over another.
Please play responsibly
Nothing here is a push to gamble. Gambling costs money and should be treated as entertainment, not income. Only play with money you can afford to lose, and only if you are old enough where you live. If it stops being fun, take a break. Our responsible gambling page lists services that can help.
Questions
If you want to know whether a specific link pays us, just ask. You can reach us through our contact page.