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How the guide earns

How Plan B earns its money

The guide is funded by three paid links, all on its home page and each marked Ad. No casino, operator or help service pays the site, and a plan B is never for sale.

By the Backup BenchChecked October 8, 2026

What the partner is not

This partner is an online casino run privately. This partner is not PlayNow, and it holds no licence from the province, which does not run it either. BCLC, the IGCO and the nine casinos covered here have no link to it.

Provincial protections do not cover a BC resident who plays on that site. Neither PlayNow limits nor Game Break covers play on that site, and the IGCO cannot receive complaints about it. No online gambling site is legal in British Columbia other than PlayNow.com, which BCLC runs.

What is never paid

This site receives no payment from casinos, operators, BCLC, PlayNow or help services. Links pointing to casinos or to help services are unpaid as well.

A plan B rests on published facts and kilometres in a straight line. It is the nearest other casino that has the need by its published facts, with the next nearest shown as a second option. A casino whose facts do not mention the need is never offered for it.

Questions

Can a casino pay to become someone's plan B?

A casino cannot buy that place. Casinos and operators never pay this site. A plan B is the nearest other casino, in a straight line, that has the need by its published facts.

Why is the online partner not named?

The partner can change, and the guide does not name it on any page. Each of the three Ad-marked links on the home page goes to that one partner, and they bring the site a commission.