Last updated: 3 September 2026
Transparency first: this is how chickenroadappgame.it.com makes money and why it does not change what we publish.
1 How we earn
chickenroadappgame.it.com takes part in affiliate programmes operated by licensed gambling operators and affiliate networks. Some outgoing links — including buttons labelled “Play now”, “Get bonus” or “Make a deposit” — are tracked links. If you click one, register and play, the operator may pay us a commission or a revenue share. That is the only significant way this site is funded: we do not charge readers and we do not sell personal data.
2 What it costs you: nothing
Using an affiliate link never increases your deposit, reduces your welcome bonus or worsens the odds of a game. You get the same terms as a player who typed the operator's address directly. In some cases an affiliate route unlocks an offer that is otherwise not visible.
3 When a partnership ends
If an agreement lapses the review normally stays up, because the information is still useful. What changes is the link. We do not delete coverage to make room for a better-paying brand, and we say so plainly when a page is no longer commercially linked.
4 What commission does not buy
A commercial relationship does not buy a rating, a recommendation or a softened review. Specifically:
- Technical facts — licence, RTP ranges, deposit minimums, withdrawal windows — describe the operator as published and are never adjusted for a partner.
- Our editorial verdict, including the limitations we list, is written independently of any commercial arrangement.
- We name drawbacks even for partners, and decline partnerships with operators we consider unsafe.
- Placement is not for sale.
5 Questions
If anything about our commercial relationships is unclear, ask directly at [email protected]. See also our Terms and Conditions.
6 Why some operators are missing
An absent brand is not automatically a bad brand — sometimes the terms were unreadable, sometimes support never answered, and sometimes we simply have not reviewed it yet. We would rather leave a gap than publish a page assembled from another site's copy, and we remove operators whose payout behaviour deteriorates after publication.
This document is reviewed on a regular schedule and updated whenever the practice changes.