The Online-Casinos.ws newsletter

The newsletter of Online-Casinos.ws is one e-mail a month, and it contains what changed on the site since the previous one: the "no deposit" offers and "free spins" that appeared on the lists or left them, the reviews published, and the news worth knowing before depositing (a licence lost, a brand renamed, a group that changed programme). Nothing else is sent, and nothing is sent twice.

The rhythm is deliberate: free offers change often but not daily, and the promotional e-mail of this sector (the "exclusive" code every morning, the "last chance" every week) is the first reason why so many readers no longer open anything that mentions a casino; one message a month, with links to the pages concerned, is what we would want to receive.

How the form works

The form below is provided by Brevo, the service keeping the list and sending the e-mails, and it loads only when you press the button, so that no request leaves this page towards Brevo until you have asked for it. A reader who opens the page and leaves has sent nothing to anyone, which is why the page shows a button rather than the form itself.

The address given on the form is used only to send the newsletter: it is not sold, not passed to the operators and used for nothing else, and every e-mail carries an "unsubscribe" link (one click, no reason asked). The rights of a subscriber (access, correction, deletion) and the address to which a request is sent are set out on our privacy page, together with the cookie choice.

What the newsletter is not

The newsletter is for adults (18+), like the whole site, and it promises no income, no "reserved" bonus codes and no "system" for winning, since a free bonus lets a player try a casino at the operator's expense and earns nobody a living. Every offer it mentions is the operator's published one on the day of sending, which can change before the e-mail is opened, and the casino's own terms prevail.

The sentence on markets printed on every page applies to the e-mails too: the operators mentioned address the international market and do not hold a licence in every country from which our readers arrive, and the law of the player's own country decides whether registering is allowed (our disclaimer says the rest). A reader who wants more than twelve e-mails a year will not find them here!

By the Online-Casinos.ws editorial team · Online since 2002 · Last updated: 9 October 2026