Who we are
QC Info is an editorial information portal focused on one question: what does a US consumer actually need to know about the no deposit bonus at a licensed online casino? We do not operate a casino. We do not sell offers. We are not affiliated with any state gaming regulator, licensed operator or industry association. Our editorial output is the FAQ-style content that lives on this domain.
What we cover
Our editorial focus sits inside a narrow lane. We cover the no deposit bonus at operators licensed in one of the seven US states that host regulated online casino play as of 2026 — New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island — and the sweepstakes-model equivalent that operates legally in most other states. We do not cover offshore gambling sites, unlicensed operators or offers that are not disclosed on a licensed promo page. Our editorial audience is a US consumer 21+ who wants a direct answer to a specific question about the mechanics of a promotional offer.
Who writes the content
Every money page on QC Info is written by Rebecca Sullivan, our Research Editor. Rebecca has been collecting and verifying questions US consumers ask about regulated online gaming since 2018. Her editorial preference is short answers grounded in state regulation and federal law, and she favors a direct, no-marketing voice. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and has covered the US online-gaming market since New Jersey opened its licensed real-money product in late 2013.
How we work
Every page on QC Info starts as a question a real US consumer asked, either through our contact form or observed in a public forum discussion. Rebecca drafts each answer against the primary sources — the state gaming regulator's public rules, the operator's T&Cs, IRS publications for tax questions and federal statutes where they apply. Where an answer varies by state or operator, we spell the variance out rather than smoothing it into a single answer. Where a question is unresolved, we say so.
We do not publish operator recommendations. We do not accept promotional payment to write about a specific operator. We do not use affiliate tracking links to state gaming commissions, operator brands or competitor affiliates. External links elsewhere on the site are limited to a small whitelist of consumer-protection and reference sources (IRS, Federal Trade Commission, Congress.gov, Wikipedia entries) and appear only in the Responsible Play sections.
AI assistance in our editorial process — honest disclosure
QC Info uses AI-assisted drafting inside a human editorial process. Rebecca uses a large-language-model workflow to generate a first draft against a source-based outline, and then verifies every factual claim against the primary source before publishing. This is a common approach for consumer-facing editorial in 2026. We disclose it because we think transparency is the correct default; the alternative — presenting AI-assisted drafts as fully human-written — misleads readers about how the content is produced.
Where an AI-drafted section fails verification, we rewrite it. Where a claim cannot be verified against a primary source, we do not publish it. Every dollar amount, every wagering multiplier, every regulatory citation and every state-launch date on the site has been checked against public sources. If a reader spots an error, our contact form is the fastest way to reach the editor.
How to contact the editor
The most direct route to Rebecca is the contact page. Questions from readers are the source of most of the questions we answer, so submissions are welcome. QC Info responds within a few business days.