Casino.org
gambling-industry affiliate guide, no political orientation
Background
Casino.org launched in 1995, positioning itself as one of the earliest dedicated online casino information sites on the internet. Its founder, Warren Eugene, built it around reviews, guides, and gambling news aimed at helping players choose reputable casinos. The site is headquartered in Saint Julian, Malta — a jurisdiction that has become a hub for online gambling licensing and operations. Over the decades it grew into one of the largest gambling guide websites globally, claiming more than 700 casino reviews and a 25-step review process. Its business model is built on affiliate marketing: it earns commissions when visitors sign up at casinos through Casino.org's links. The site maintains editorial guidelines asserting independence from its commercial relationships, though its revenue is structurally tied to the casino industry it covers. Casino.org also produces original industry news, covering topics such as regulation, gambling tax legislation, and market developments across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. It has no known history of partisan political commentary and does not editorialize on non-gambling policy matters. There are no documented ownership changes or major editorial controversies in its public record.
Sources
- Casino.org – Simple English Wikipedia
- About Casino.org & How We Rate Online Casinos
- Casino.org Editorial Guidelines & Code
- Casino.org Media and Press Information Center
- Casino.org – Setting the Standard for Trust and Safety for 20 Years (European Gaming Industry News)
- Casino.org Politics News Category
- President Trump Doesn't Address OBBB Gambling Deduction Tax Change at Casino (Casino.org)
- Casino.org – 2026 Company Profile (Tracxn)
Profile compiled 2026-09-07; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.