The short version
Pegdrop may earn a commission when a reader opens an account at a casino through one of our links. The commission is paid by the casino, never by you, and it never changes a figure on the site or the order in which we list anything.
The casinos are offshore
The casinos that offer Plinko to Australians are offshore casinos. They are not licensed in Australia: offering online casino games to people in Australia is prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, and the Australian Communications and Media Authority blocks offshore casino sites. Any casino link on Pegdrop is to an offshore casino, and we say so next to it, along with the licence it shows in its own footer.
Why there are no casino buttons today
As of 29 September 2026, no casino has a button on Pegdrop. Before a casino gets one, we check:
- that it accepts players from Australia, checked from an Australian connection;
- that its affiliate program has no record of unpaid commissions or rules changed after the fact on the main industry watchdog lists;
- that the program accepts traffic from Australia in writing;
- where it sits on ACMA’s list of blocked gambling websites.
The casinos we’ve checked so far haven’t cleared every step, so the pages link to our own guides and the free simulator instead.
How commissions are paid
When a casino link does go live, the agreement will be a fixed fee per new depositing player (CPA), not a share of what players lose. Links to casinos go through addresses starting with /go/, marked as sponsored, and are kept out of search engines.
What money can’t buy here
- A higher place in any list or table.
- A changed RTP, payout table or test result.
- Removal of a con from a pros-and-cons box.
- A page written or approved by a casino or game provider.
Game providers (BGaming, Spribe, Stake) pay us nothing. We quote their own published figures and link to their pages as sources.
Questions
Ask us anything about this page at hello@plinkoinaustralia.com, or read how we test.