Affiliate disclosure
Here you will find how razedcasino.biz pays its bills and the rules that stop that income from steering our writing. We keep the promises few and the details many, since a disclosure only helps if you can hold it up against everything else published here.
Where the site's income comes from
A number of links on razedcasino.biz, usually buttons labelled something like "Visit Razed", are affiliate links. If a visitor clicks one and then registers with the operator, the operator may pay us a fee under an affiliate contract. That fee is how the site is funded. Readers are never charged, no personal data is sold, and nobody can pay us to add or delete criticism.
Does it cost you anything?
No. Any commission is paid from the operator's own marketing spend, not from a deposit or a win. Whatever appears after the click is set by the operator alone; we cannot change it and take no cut of any stakes. For readers in India, staking money with any online casino is prohibited in any case.
What the commission cannot change
Any affiliate site is tempted to paint every operator in a flattering light. Our answer is a rule you will meet on almost every page: in India, since 1 May 2026, all online money games are prohibited, and no operator can hold a licence for them, so staking money from India is not an option. That statement is the same for Razed as for any other brand, and we do not water it down, because the law decides it, not us. A site chasing sign-ups alone would hardly keep reminding readers of a rule that rules out signing up for money play.
In the same spirit, figures we cannot confirm are left out: no bonus percentages, deposit minimums, withdrawal times or licence numbers, even though exact numbers tend to attract more clicks. Where a fact is missing, the page tells you so.
How we stand in relation to Razed
Neither Razed nor its parent company owns, runs or directs razedcasino.biz. We cannot see its systems or player accounts and cannot sort out account questions; those belong with the operator's support. The brand name appears only to show what our articles cover. The operator does not see or approve our texts before they go live.
Spotting an affiliate link
Affiliate links are the action buttons that point to the operator's site and open in a separate tab. Normal navigation between our own guides never earns anything. The site uses no concealed redirects and no pop-up windows.
Why this matters for Indian readers
People in India face a particular risk that broad casino reviews often skip over: since 1 May 2026 online money games are prohibited, so any operator's tempting offer comes with no licence, no Indian regulator and none of the safeguards a supervised market would provide. The Act also says it covers services run from outside India that users in India can reach. An affiliate site that keeps quiet about this is looking after its revenue rather than its readers. We would rather state it clearly and leave you with the whole picture.
Your wellbeing comes ahead of any link
Gambling is a paid pastime meant for adults (18+) and never a source of income; from India, playing online for money is prohibited altogether. If you notice money or time slipping away, stop and talk to someone. Tele MANAS, the national tele-mental-health helpline run by the Ministry of Health (MoHFW), is free and open 24/7 on 14416 or 1800-891-4416 in more than 20 languages; it does not specialise in gambling. Check the latest contact details on telemanas.mohfw.gov.in. Further guidance is on our responsible gambling page.
Corrections
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