Affiliate disclosure

Live Table Guide is funded by affiliate commissions. We may earn a commission when a reader follows a partner link from the site and then registers or plays.

Where the buttons are

Partner buttons name the casino they lead to. You will see one in the site header; a list headed “Casinos for players in Canada” on the home page and after the first paragraph of each guide, and again after its main text; a Visit button beside the casinos that pay us in our roulette and blackjack rules tables; and a bar at the bottom of the screen. The pages about the site itself, such as this one, have none.

How partner links work

The buttons point to an address on our site that begins with /join/. That address forwards you to the casino through its tracking link, and the link is marked as sponsored. You may land on an address that differs from the one the casino names in its terms, so check the address in your browser when you arrive. The casino receives our site’s domain as the origin of your visit; our privacy notice explains everything that is recorded.

Which casinos are listed

Each casino in the lists, the header and the bottom bar pays us commission, and every list notes this. A guide that covers one of them lists it first; the remaining places and their order come from our commercial arrangements. They are not a ranking of casinos or tables.

The list follows the country of your connection. In Canada it is the Canadian list, and any welcome offer on a card is the offer as our affiliate partner listed it on the date shown, with the casino’s terms deciding what you receive. In some other countries you see that country’s list without offers, and elsewhere no list at all. The rules we report do not change from country to country.

Most casinos do not pay us

The provincial sites and Ontario operators whose rules fill most of our tables do not pay us. We link only to casinos covered by our affiliate agreements. This affects which casinos have links, not what we report about their licence or status.

What commission does not change

It does not change the rules, payouts or limits we report, the order of rows, or what we mark Not confirmed. A casino that pays us and publishes no rules gets Not confirmed like any other. The rules we write by are in our editorial policy.