Affiliate sites have a reputation problem, and it's mostly earned. These are the rules we operate under so you can trust what you read.
Every review on SweepGrind is written after we have personally used the casino for at least 30 days. We sign up, claim bonuses, run our playthrough, request a redemption, clear KYC, and wait for the money to arrive. No armchair reviews. No rewrites of other people's writeups.
The exact scoring methodology is public. See Methodology. You can recompute any casino's score yourself from the data on its review page.
Facts on SweepGrind come from the casino's own terms, promotions page, FAQ, or game library. Every data table in every review carries a "Source" line showing where the facts came from and when they were verified.
No casino has ever paid for a tier placement, score bump, pros-bullet, or con removal on SweepGrind. Our rubric is locked before we evaluate. If your scoring result puts you in C tier, you go in C tier, whether you're an affiliate partner, would-be partner, or neither.
If we get a fact wrong (a bonus amount, a restricted state, a playthrough number), we fix it and add a "Corrected [date]" note on the page. No silent edits. Found something wrong? Tell us.
Every casino is re-scored quarterly. Sites with major product changes (bonus restructures, payment method overhauls, ownership changes, community complaint spikes) are re-scored immediately.
Any page that contains an affiliate link carries an affiliate disclosure at the bottom. Our blanket disclosure is here.
Nothing on SweepGrind is legal, financial, tax, or mental-health advice. If sweepstakes winnings affect your taxes, talk to a tax professional. If gambling is hurting you, see Responsible Gaming.