Disclosure
Affiliate disclosure
This site earns money through affiliate links. Here is exactly which links those are and what that does and does not mean.
Which links pay us
The buttons labelled “Visit” followed by a casino’s name are affiliate links. They point to an address on this site that begins with /go/, such as /go/bovada/, which forwards you to the casino through its affiliate programme. If you open an account through one of these links, the casino or its affiliate network may pay us a commission. You do not pay anything extra.
Affiliate links are marked in the page code as sponsored, as search engines ask. Links to the casinos’ help pages, terms and bonus pages that we cite as sources are ordinary links and do not pay us.
What commissions do not change
- What we report. The limits, fees, bonus terms, licence statements and restricted states on this site are taken from the casinos’ own pages and linked to them, including the parts that do not flatter the casinos.
- Which casinos are listed. A casino appears because its own pages show it accepts MatchPay, not because it pays. If a casino we cannot earn from offers MatchPay, it can still be mentioned; Ozoon is an example.
- The risks we describe. MatchPay trades carry real risk, and these casinos are offshore operators without US state licences. That is on every relevant page whether or not it costs us sign-ups.
Not affiliated with MatchPay
MatchPayCasinos.org is independent. It is not owned by, endorsed by or connected to MatchPay or to any casino. We use the MatchPay name only to describe the payment option the casinos offer.
Play responsibly
Only gamble if you are of legal age where you are (21 in some states, never under 18) and online casino play is lawful there. Check your state’s laws. If gambling is causing you harm, call or text 1-800-MY-RESET, the National Problem Gambling Helpline, any time. More help is listed at the foot of every page.
Last reviewed 4 October 2026. See also about and methodology.