New URLs start at $5.
A new website chooses a total of at least $5. Once the payment is confirmed, the URL enters the paid board at the position that total can hold.
Existing URLs pay the difference.
One normalised URL has one listing. If it already has a confirmed total, the next move raises that total. Checkout charges only the difference between the old total and the new one.
Confirmation changes the board.
Starting checkout does not reserve a rank. A position changes only after the payment is confirmed. The board then refreshes and applies the same ordering rule again.
Earlier equal bids stay ahead.
If two listings have the same confirmed total, the listing that reached that total first keeps the higher position. A later listing must exceed it to move above it.
$0 means unclaimed.
Selected casino domains can appear as seed listings before anyone pays. They are marked as unclaimed, create no revenue and receive no invented score or endorsement.
Two views. Two simple questions.
All-time asks which URL has the highest confirmed lifetime total. Today asks which URL received the most confirmed payment value during the rolling last 24 hours.
Clicks show activity, not quality.
An outbound visit can add to the public click count. That number does not reveal deposits, player value, conversions or whether a casino is suitable for a visitor.