Affiliate Disclosure

A review written by somebody quietly paid by its subject is not a review — it is an advertisement. This page exists so you know precisely where the money behind monro.info comes from and can judge for yourself whether it colours what we publish. We keep this affiliate disclosure in plain sight rather than burying it as clause eight of the terms.

How the money flows

The action buttons on this site — Play at Monro, Open an account, Deposit — carry a tracked affiliate link to the Monro platform. If you register and play through that link, the platform pays us a commission. It is the site’s only revenue: no display advertising, no paid placements, no data sales. The affiliate link appears solely on explicit action buttons; it is never disguised as a menu item or as an ordinary in-text link.

What it costs the reader: nothing

Commission comes out of the operator’s marketing budget, not your wallet. Bonuses, limits and conditions on the platform are identical for every entry path, whether you arrived through our link or typed the address by hand. The affiliate code records the source of the visit and changes nothing about how you are treated: EUR 20 minimum deposit, x40 wagering on the welcome bonus and a EUR 5,000 daily withdrawal ceiling are exactly the same either way.

Three things that cannot be bought here

• The score. In our review high marks for the cashier sit next to blunt criticism of x40 wagering and of the missing Latvian licence — set in the same type size as the praise.
• The running order. Conditions and restrictions come before the button, never after it. Where a method has no withdrawal route — paysafecard, for instance — that fact appears in the same line as the instant-deposit claim.
• Any promise of winning. We publish no systems, no hot hours and no predictions, because none exist: the house edge is not negotiable.

Why honesty here is arithmetic, not virtue

An affiliate model lives on readers who come back. Readers come back when their own experience on the platform matches what they read. Inflating expectations trades an entire audience for one commission. That is why we call an offshore licence offshore and state that Monro does not appear in the register of the Latvian regulator IAUI, even though that sentence costs us clicks.

What our links look like

Affiliate links sit only on prominent buttons and open in a new tab with target=_blank and rel=noopener. Internal links to sections such as payments or bonus stay inside the site and earn nothing. You can always see the moment you are being sent to the operator.

Editorial independence

The operator never sees our drafts, cannot commission topics and cannot demand that criticism be removed. Revisions follow our own re-checks or a verified reader report. If the commercial arrangement ever changes, this page is rewritten before the change takes effect, with a date. Who we are is on the about us page; how the facts get checked is on the author page.

You can verify all of it yourself

Every claim survives a short cycle: a EUR 20 deposit through Trustly, half an hour of play, a withdrawal request. If your timings diverge from ours — 1 to 2 hours on Trustly after the cashier review, 1 to 3 business days on cards — write to the domain contact address. Those messages are the raw material for corrections; we check each one and answer all of them.

When this page changes

The revenue model rarely moves. But if a new arrangement appears — a fixed placement, a content exchange, anything — this page is rewritten before that arrangement goes live. Transparency delivered after the fact is not transparency; it is a confession.

Age 18+

This material is for adults. If play has stopped being entertainment and started being a need, the tools and free help are described under responsible gambling, and the exclusion procedure under self-exclusion.

Affiliate disclosure: where the site income comes from

This affiliate disclosure describes the business model without euphemism: some links on the site are partner links, and if you register or deposit after clicking one, the operator pays us a fee. That is why every guide on monro.info stays free and unmetered.

Commission does not shape the text: an operator cannot buy a higher score, and the flaws found during testing stay in the article. We only win in one scenario — when the reader gets honest information, weighs the risk and decides for themselves.