These terms of use apply to every visit to online-casinos.io, and by using the site you agree to them. The site is an information service for readers 18 or older, not a casino, and its total liability to any visitor is capped at US$100 where the law allows a cap.
This version of the terms took effect on October 29, 2026.
Opening, reading or otherwise using online-casinos.io (the "site") binds you to these terms together with the privacy policy, the cookie policy and the affiliate disclosure, which form part of them. Stop using the site if you do not agree.
The version on this page, with the effective date shown at the top, is the one in force at any given time. Using the site after an update means you accept the new version. Small wording changes are not announced, while a material change is announced above these terms for no less than 30 days.
online-casinos.io provides information about five US sweepstakes casinos and about the state laws that decide where they may operate. The ranking of safe online casinos sits at the center. An author profile, the checking and ranking method, help resources for problem gambling and the legal notices support it.
All of it is general information for adult readers in the United States: excluded states, age limits, cash-out rules, coin expiry and risk. Nothing here is financial advice, legal advice or encouragement to gamble, and the ranking page shows the price and playthrough of offers precisely so that the cost is clear.
Three limits on the site's role apply in every situation covered by these terms.
online-casinos.io offers no gambling or sweepstakes services. It sells no coins, issues no bonuses, processes no redemptions, keeps no player accounts and does not act as any casino's customer support.
None of the five casinos and none of the companies behind them have editorial control over the site. Affiliate arrangements may exist and are described on the affiliate disclosure, but no operator owns any part of the site and the site is not in any operator's corporate group.
The site cannot rule on a disagreement between you and a casino. Take complaints about an account to the casino's own support first and follow the dispute steps in its Terms. Real money online casinos answer to the regulator in the state that licensed them, such as the Michigan Gaming Control Board, while sweepstakes casinos hold no state gambling license.
Only people aged 18 or over may use the site. Using it confirms that you meet that age, and anyone younger should leave now. Some casinos and every state that licenses real money online casinos set 21 as the minimum, and those higher limits apply to you as well.
The responsible gambling page lists device-blocking options for parents and guardians.
Information on the site reflects the check dates shown on each page. The editorial policy sets out how claims are sourced and corrected, and how we test casinos shows how each figure was produced.
Operators still change their rules between checks. In October 2026 alone, three of the five casinos updated their Terms or FAQ, and Oklahoma's sweepstakes ban takes effect on November 1, 2026. Confirm any rule on the casino's own site before you buy coins or play.
Errors can be reported via the contact page, and a confirmed fix normally goes live within two days.
Some links on the site run through the /go path and carry a nofollow attribute. If you follow one and then open an account with a casino, the site may earn a commission. The site adds no charge to anything you pay the casino.
Commission has no effect on the order. The two steps on how we rate casinos apply to every casino in the same way and are not adjusted for any partner.
Copyright in the site's content belongs to online-casinos.io, © 2026, with all rights reserved. This applies to the ranking page, every method and policy page, the author profile, the infographics and the ranking method.
You may not copy the content onto another site, rework it into comparison or ranking pages, use it to train a machine-learning model without written permission, or republish an edited version without credit. Requests to quote, cite or translate the content go through the contact page, and reasonable ones are usually approved.
External links point to operator documents, state laws, regulators, help services and commercial partners, including the National Council on Problem Gambling, the New York State Senate and the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Those pages are outside the site's control and responsibility.
A link cited as evidence supports the specific claim beside it, not the rest of what that page says.
online-casinos.io comes free of charge, "as is" and "as available". It cannot control what happens after you leave through an outbound link, so it does not accept liability for losses that arise from using the site.
To the fullest extent the law permits, the site's total liability arising from or connected with its use is limited to US$100. Nothing in these terms removes any right or remedy that the law where you live does not allow to be excluded.
Gambling can cost real money, and nothing here is meant to push you into spending more than you can afford. Wording that promises easy money or a sure win is never intended here; if you see any, report it so it can be removed.
The National Problem Gambling Helpline offers free, confidential help at 1-800-MY-RESET, 24/7. The responsible gambling page adds warning signs, a self-check and more US services.
New South Wales law governs these terms, and NSW courts have non-exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute about them or about use of the site.
If a court finds any clause unenforceable, that clause is removed and the rest of the terms continue to apply.
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