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In one paragraph

Reading Casinos Town costs nothing because casinos reward Parapetra Interactive Limited, the company behind the site, for new customers who arrive through our buttons. That income pays for real-money deposit tests, for going through wagering clauses one by one and for re-dating pages when an offer moves. A brand cannot use it to buy a better verdict.

Spotting a paid link

Any button that takes you to a casino uses a /go/ address. Those are referral links: they are tagged rel="sponsored nofollow", open in a fresh tab and carry a random visitor number that lets the casino attribute the sign-up. Links to Gambling Help Online, BetStop, the ACMA and similar public bodies are plain links with no money attached.

Every comparison table on the site ends with a one-line reminder of this, so the explanation is always close to the button you are about to press.

The deals we have

  • Revenue share — the casino passes on a percentage of its net takings from players we referred, for a period set in the contract.
  • CPA — a single payment once a referred player registers and funds the account for the first time.
  • Hybrid — a smaller CPA topped up with a lower revenue share.

A page view earns nothing. A click that does not end in a registration earns nothing. Your bonus is the same as for anyone landing on the casino directly, and arriving via Casinos Town never costs you extra.

Where commercial interest stops

Table order equals score, and the score comes from the rating method: banking that works from Australia, the welcome offer as published for Australia, payouts and verification, licence and ownership, support and fairness of terms. A casino on a richer deal stays in exactly the slot its score earns. Positions, badges, kinder wording and the deletion of an unflattering review are not for sale, and no operator gets to preview a review before it goes up.

Plenty of brands that take Australians never make our tables — typically because we could not confirm an Australian welcome amount, or because their terms let them refuse a payout. A referral contract does not get them in.

Check us yourself

Every figure in our tables sits next to the date we last compared it with the casino's Australian terms page. Hold the two side by side: if they no longer agree, tell us, and the page is corrected and re-dated. That keeps the commercial side of the site visible and testable instead of something you have to take on trust.

Prices on the move

Bonus sizes, playthrough, deposit floors and payment lists are lifted from each casino's Australian pages and dated on ours. They change without warning, and the casino's own wording always outranks our summary, so check it before the first deposit.

Where the law stands

No casino we cover holds an Australian online licence, because the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 provides for none; all of them are licensed overseas, and the ACMA has offshore sites that breach the Act blocked. Being paid by a casino does not mean we recommend gambling, and nothing on this page is legal advice. Casinos Town is meant for readers who are 18 and over.

When it is no longer fun

Ring 1800 858 858 (Gambling Help Online) at any hour for free, confidential counselling, or use BetStop to shut yourself out of licensed Australian wagering. Our responsible gambling page lists what else helps.

Questions about this page

Write to Parapetra Interactive Limited, World Trade Center, 6 Bayside Road, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, at [email protected] — also if you think a listed casino has treated you unfairly.

Last updated: 20 October 2026 · by the Casinos Town editors