How this site is funded

playmastercasino.com is free to read and carries no subscriptions or paywalls. The cost of writing and checking the guides is covered by partner (affiliate) links. This page explains how that works, what it means for you as a reader in Kenya, and the rules the editor, Nelly Karanja, follows so that the money never writes the text.

Where the money comes from

Some buttons and links on this site lead to Playmaster through a tracking link. If you open an account or make a deposit after following one of those links, the operator may pay this site a commission under a partner agreement. That commission is the only income the site has. We do not sell advertising space to other gambling brands, we do not charge readers, and we do not take payment from game studios for coverage of their slots or crash games.

What it costs you

Nothing. The commission is paid by the operator out of its own marketing budget; it is not added to your deposit or taken from your winnings. The welcome offer, the wagering rules and the cashier options you see are set by Playmaster for your account and do not change because you arrived through our link. If you prefer, you can always type the operator's address yourself — the guides remain just as useful.

How guides stay honest

Partner links are added to a page after it is written, not before. A clause that makes a bonus hard to clear, a game whose volatility is a poor fit for a small balance, or a step in verification that tends to slow payouts all stay on the page, whatever the commercial arrangement. No operator can pay to remove criticism, approve a guide before publication or change a verdict.

Not part of Playmaster

This site is an outside guide. It is not owned or run by Playmaster or by any company that operates casinos, and it cannot act for the operator: it does not open accounts, hold balances, check documents or settle disputes. The Playmaster name and game titles appear here to identify what is being described.

Kenyan rules on gambling adverts

Section 87 of the Gambling Control Act 2025 requires gambling advertising in electronic media to be approved by the Gambling Regulatory Authority, and adverts must point out that gambling is addictive, encourage responsible play and keep children out. This site is written as information, not as an advert for the operator: no promises of winnings, no pressure to deposit, nothing aimed at anyone under 18. Wherever a guide links to the operator, the warning that comes with gambling comes with it.

Player protection comes before the link

Every guide that leads towards a deposit also leads towards the tools that limit one: deposit limits, session reminders and self-exclusion, described on the limits and self-exclusion page. Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over. Never play with borrowed money, and never deposit to win back what you have lost.

Same checklist for every page

Each game guide answers the same questions — what the mechanic is, how volatile the game feels on a small balance, where the paytable and RTP live in the game's menu — and each money guide answers its own fixed set: what to look for in the cashier, what the law says, and what only your account can tell you. Using one checklist everywhere is what stops a well-paying link from earning a softer write-up.

Corrections

If something on this site looks wrong, outdated or one-sided, write to info@playmastercasino.com. Please include the page address and, if you can, a screenshot from your phone showing what you see. Confirmed mistakes are corrected on the page itself rather than buried in a footnote.

Affiliate disclosure: how this site earns

In one sentence: some links on playmastercasino.com are affiliate links, and if you register or deposit after clicking one, the operator may pay us a commission. That is the whole business model of the site, and it is why the guides can be read for free.

The commission does not buy a verdict. What we write about Playmaster's games, bonuses and payments is decided before any link is attached, and anything we could not confirm is labelled as unconfirmed rather than smoothed over to make a click more likely.