About BetJudge
The short answer
BetJudge is an independent crypto casino comparison site. We publish what we can measure — what each bonus code unlocks, how long real withdrawals take, average slot RTP, KYC behaviour — and we attach the source and check date to every figure.
What this site is for
Crypto casino affiliate content has a structural honesty problem: the fastest way to earn a commission is to publish whatever bonus figure sounds most generous, and the reader has no way to tell a measured number from a copied one. Bonus terms in this vertical also change frequently and without announcement, so even a figure that was accurate when written goes wrong quietly.
This site is built to make that difference visible. Every claim carries a provenance label and a check date, the ordering rule for every listing is stated on the page, and figures we cannot verify are left blank and labelled rather than filled in.
How BetJudge makes money
We earn a commission when a reader signs up at a reviewed casino through our links, at no extra cost to the reader. That is the whole business model, and it is disclosed on every page of the site rather than in a buried footnote.
What the commission does not buy is a score or a ranking position. Measurements are applied identically to every platform and published with the method attached, so a reader can check our work rather than take it on trust.
What we will not publish
We do not publish a bonus figure we have not confirmed, a licence we have not attributed, an aggregate user rating without real votes behind it, or a category page whose central claim rests on data we have not verified.
When a figure cannot be established, the page says so. That leaves some fields visibly blank, which is the intended outcome — a blank field is information, and a confidently wrong one is not.
How to hold us to this
The rules above are enforced by the build, not by good intentions: the site fails to publish if a review shows a bonus benefit without a confidence label and a verification date, if structured data claims an FAQ the page does not display, or if an aggregate rating appears without votes behind it.
If you find a figure that is wrong or out of date, the fastest correction route is an email with the page and what changed. We update the figure and its verification date together, or mark the entry unverified if we cannot reproduce the change.