Plain English Disclosure
chickencoins.net earns money when readers sign up at the casinos we recommend. This is called affiliate marketing. We want you to know exactly how this works, what it pays us, and how it does — and does not — affect our editorial decisions.
How Affiliate Income Works
When you click a link to a partner casino on our site, a tracking cookie is set. If you register and make a deposit, the operator pays us either:
- A flat fee per new player (CPA — cost per acquisition), or
- A share of the casino’s lifetime profit on your account (revenue share), usually 20-50%.
This is paid by the casino, not by you. Your bonus, deposit terms, Chicken Road game, and odds are exactly the same whether you signed up through us or directly.
What We Disclose
Yes — we are paid by these brands
We currently receive affiliate commissions from (among others): VAVADA, SpinBetter, 1xSlots, PlayFortuna, Slottica, Slottyway, SuperCat, and additional brands rotated through our editorial schedule.
No — they don’t write our reviews
Operators do not pre-approve our reviews. They do not pay for higher ranking. They cannot remove negative sections of a review. If a casino refuses to fix a known problem (slow withdrawal, voided bonus, broken Chicken Road implementation), we will say so or remove the review.
How This Affects Rankings
We rank casinos by:
- Chicken Road availability — must be the licensed InOut Games build.
- Crash game wagering contribution (100% beats 10%).
- Welcome offer value (FS amount, wagering requirements, max bet).
- Withdrawal speed (measured, not promised).
- Support responsiveness.
- Licence transparency.
- Editorial experience during testing.
Commission rate is not in this list. A casino paying us less per signup but offering 100% crash wagering will outrank a casino paying us more with 10% crash wagering. Our long-term traffic depends on accurate rankings — there is no short-term cheat that pays.
Specifically About Chicken Road
We do not receive any commission from InOut Games, the studio that makes Chicken Road. Our coverage of the game itself — RTP, mechanics, difficulty modes, strategy — is editorially independent. We don’t profit from you playing the game; we profit from you signing up at a casino that hosts it.
We do not publish “predictor” or “hack” content — those are scams and we lose credibility (and money) if we promote them.
FTC Compliance (US Readers)
This site complies with the United States Federal Trade Commission “Endorsement Guides”. Every page containing affiliate links displays an affiliate notice. Casino review pages are clearly identified as monetised. Note: most of the casinos we cover do not accept US players, so US affiliate conversions are rare.
UK ASA Compliance
UK readers: this site follows the UK Advertising Standards Authority guidance on gambling promotions. We do not target under-25s, do not promise winnings, and include 18+ and responsible-gambling notices on every commercial page. Note: most of the casinos we cover hold Curaçao licences, not UK Gambling Commission licences. UK readers should consider this when choosing where to play.
Independence and Accuracy
If a casino we link to changes its bonus terms unfavourably, becomes unsafe, gets its licence suspended, swaps the genuine Chicken Road for a clone, or starts ignoring withdrawal requests, we will:
- Pause the affiliate link.
- Add a warning at the top of the review.
- Remove the casino from “Best of” lists.
- If unresolved within 30 days — remove the review entirely.
We have removed casinos that paid us well because they treated players badly. Reader trust is the only durable revenue.
Questions or Concerns?
If you suspect a review on our site is biased, outdated, or inaccurate, please email editor@chickencoins.net. We respond within 48 hours and update content where evidence supports it.
Last updated: June 17, 2026
