Rainbet is a small online publisher. We operate a website and do not manufacture, source or distribute physical goods. Our exposure to modern slavery and human trafficking is correspondingly limited, but the risk is not zero and this statement sets out how we address it.
Our Structure and Supply Chain
We publish a website covering crypto casinos and gambling games. We have no physical operations, no manufacturing, no warehousing and no logistics.
Our supply chain consists of:
- Hosting and infrastructure providers — established suppliers operating in jurisdictions with enforced labour law.
- Software and services — analytics, security, development tooling, mostly from major vendors.
- Editorial contributors — writers and editors, engaged directly on commercial terms.
- Commercial partners — gambling operators and affiliate networks.
The highest-risk element of this list is contributor labour, particularly where content work is subcontracted through intermediaries.
Our Position
We do not tolerate modern slavery, forced labour, bonded labour, child labour or human trafficking in our operations or supply chain.
On contributors: everyone writing for this site is engaged directly, paid at or above the rate prevailing in their market, paid on agreed terms, and free to end the arrangement. We do not use unpaid internships, we do not use content mills whose labour practices we cannot see, and we do not withhold payment as leverage.
On suppliers: we prefer established providers with published policies. Where we cannot assess a supplier's practices, we treat that as a reason for caution.
On partners: commercial partners are expected to meet equivalent standards. Credible evidence of forced labour in a partner's operations would end the relationship.
Due Diligence
Given our size, our due diligence is proportionate rather than elaborate:
- Contributors are engaged directly, so working conditions are visible to us.
- Suppliers are reviewed against published policy where one exists.
- Payment terms are documented and honoured.
- Concerns raised through the contact page are investigated.
We consider it more honest to describe a proportionate approach accurately than to claim an audit programme a business of this size does not run.
Reporting Concerns
Anyone with concerns about labour practices in our operations or supply chain can raise them through the contact page. Reports are treated confidentially and investigated. We will not retaliate against anyone who raises a concern in good faith.
Review
This statement is reviewed annually and updated where our operations or supply chain change materially.
Last reviewed: 2026.