Legal

Advertising and Affiliate Disclosure

Restraint is the brand, and that includes being straight about money. Here's exactly how this site earns, in plain English.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

Google AdSense

0xRoulette may earn revenue when Google AdSense displays or receives interactions with ads. Ads are limited to content-rich surfaces: the Research index, individual research studies, and Physics. We do not load the AdSense script on the home page, Play, About, Support, Privacy, Terms, Disclosure, or Contact, and the simulator itself remains ad-free.

Google controls ad selection and may process data as described in its privacy materials. An ad does not constitute our recommendation, and advertisers cannot buy a research result or alter a simulation. In the EEA, UK, and Switzerland, the ad loader remains off unless a Google-certified IAB TCF consent flow is active.

Amazon Associates

0xRoulette is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Our Amazon tracking tag is 0xroulette-20.

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. When you click an Amazon link on this site and buy something, Amazon may pay us a small commission. It does not change the price you pay, not by a cent.

What that does and doesn't buy

  • It does not buy a recommendation. The picks on our Support page are things we'd actually point this audience toward.
  • It does not change the simulator, the math, or anything we publish in the research log.
  • It does not involve sharing your data with advertisers. Affiliate links are plain links: clicking one sends you to Amazon, where Amazon's own privacy policy applies.

Analytics is a separate choice

Optional Google Analytics does not load unless you choose Allow analytics. That choice is separate from advertising consent and is explained on the Privacy page.

How links are marked

Affiliate links carry rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and are labelled where they appear. We follow the U.S. FTC's guidance on disclosing material connections, and this page is the standing disclosure for the whole site.

The future

We may add optional paid tiers later: hosted backtest runs, or an API for heavy users. Those will be clearly priced and entirely optional; the core simulator stays free. Any new monetization will be disclosed here.


Questions about how we earn? Ask us directly.