Pay for the position.
Keep the receipt.
Every other ranking is paid for behind the scenes. On xcasinos the price is the rank and the rank is public. That is the whole pitch.
- clicks to its site
- 13
- cost per click so far
- $5.38
- affiliate commission owed
- $0
- payments made
- 2
Live numbers from the board. Clicks are counted on every outbound link and shown publicly on the brand page.
Five things an affiliate deal can't give you.
No affiliate cut. Ever.
You pay for a position once; it stays on your total forever. No RevShare on every player for life, no CPA argument about what counts as a deposit, no negative carryover.
Clean, image-grade traffic
Visitors come to see who leads, not to read a 4,000-word "review" engineered to rank. Your link carries your own tracking parameters, so you measure it in your own tools.
Proof of who is really spending
A "best casino" badge costs whatever the reviewer asked. A #1 here costs exactly what the board shows. Operators, affiliates and investors can read that signal instantly.
A card you can stand behind
No "safest", no "best", no star ratings. A listing is a name, a logo, one line and a few tags. Compliance teams like that.
A reason to be talked about
Every move on the board is an event: taking #1, winning a day, being outbid. Each one has a share card and a feed entry — content you did not have to write.
One number instead of a contract.
With an affiliate you agree a model, then argue about it every month. Here the deal is a single public figure. Taking overall #1 today costs $80; the same budget on a typical CPA deal buys roughly 0 first-time depositors — and then the invoices keep coming.
You don't have to start at the top. The daily board resets at midnight UTC and a category #1 can cost a few hundred dollars. Every payment, whatever the size, adds to one total that never expires.
- #1 SlotsUp: User-Centric Guide in the Online Casino Industry$70
- #2 Tips$40
- #3 BetZillion: International Betting Site with Expert Reviews$35
- #4 NetSolid Investments$25
Every payment is on the brand page with date and amount. The rules →
The promotion playbook.
A rank is only useful if people see it. Everything below is included; none of it changes your position.
- 1
Share the card the moment you land
Every payment ends with a 1200×630 card — your name, rank, amount. Post it from your own account; the feed and ticker on xcasinos repeat the move for 24 hours.
- 2
Put the card on your site
Your share card lives at a fixed URL and always shows your live rank and total — the same 1200×630 picture people see when your page is shared. Footer, "about us", press kit. When you climb, it updates; when you are outbid, it still tells the truth.
- 3
Win a day, keep the badge forever
The daily board resets at midnight UTC. A day's winner is frozen in the archive with a permanent page — a cheap, repeatable headline.
- 4
Fill the listing properly
A real logo, a one-line description that says what you are, the tags that match, and a Full details section for anyone who wants more — so the right players click "see details".
- 5
Treat outbid emails as a budget prompt
When someone passes you, the email says exactly how much reclaims the spot. Decide in advance how far you go — the board rewards consistency more than one big jump.
- 6
Use your category
Category #1 is cheaper than overall #1 and the page is a filtered view of the same board — "the top-paying crypto casino on xcasinos" is a true, specific claim you can put in a press release.
- 7
Switch on your offers
Operators can list up to 20 offers, exclusives first, each targeted to a country. They go live on your brand page and on /offers while you sit in the all-time top 20 or have spent today — a small daily spend keeps them visible.
Claim any rank from $25 and the card appears here the moment the payment confirms.
Claim a rankThe same picture crawlers get when the brand page is shared. The snippet points at a fixed URL, so a footer that pasted it once keeps showing the live rank and total.
Reputation is now a licensing condition.
Regulators in the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Ontario and Brazil look at how a brand advertises. A brand that advertises on a board which labels every listing as paid and refuses to call anyone "safe" is a brand with something to show when asked.
It also fixes the thing that makes paid rankings embarrassing: the money is not hidden. There is no "editor's choice" to explain away, because nobody pretends there was an editor.
Every payment on every brand page, with date and amount.
The site never says best, safest or trusted. Your listing cannot either — which protects you.
Every listing is marked as a paid advertisement. Nothing pretends to be a review.
An age-restriction notice on every page, help lines in every footer, GAMSTOP and GamCare linked.
Twelve categories, one board.
Slots, live tables and crash games for fiat and crypto players.
Casinos that take deposits in BTC, ETH, USDT or other coins.
Brick-and-mortar casinos, resorts and gaming halls.
Sports betting, in-play and esports.
Cash games, tournaments and rakeback.
Social and sweepstakes casinos with Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins.
Programs and networks that pay affiliates for players.
Review, comparison, bonus and streaming sites that send players to operators.
Studios and aggregators that supply games to operators.
PSPs, crypto gateways and payout rails for gambling operators.
White-label platforms, PAM, bonus engines and turnkey suppliers.
KYC, support, hosting, legal, marketing and any other service for gambling operators.
Affiliate sites, suppliers, platforms and other services sit on the same board — the audience is operators, and the board is where operators look to see who is spending. Offers are for operator categories only.
Can I lose my position?
What if I pay less than the current #1?
Are payments refundable?
How do I pay?
What can I edit after paying?
What are offers?
Three fields. Then you're on the board.
Brand URL, category, amount. Rank is claimed on one network confirmation. $195 has already been paid by brands that did exactly this.
Or any position from $25 · USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or SOL.