Affiliate Disclosure

Our relationship with the brand discussed on this site is built on a straightforward business model: we earn commission when users sign up through our links. This arrangement exists across most of the internet’s review and information sites, and understanding how it works helps you evaluate what you’re reading.

How We Generate Revenue

When you click a link to sign up at the brand we cover, the operator pays us a commission if the registration completes. This commission doesn’t come from your pocket—it’s the operator’s acquisition cost, the price they’re willing to pay to attract new players. We don’t receive a percentage of your bets, your losses, or your winnings. Our payment is a fixed or tiered amount tied only to successful signups.

We hold accounts with the brand and test their platform regularly. We access the same features and terms you would after signing up. This hands-on approach is how we build our assessments, not through sales calls with affiliates or supplier presentations. Our familiarity with the product is part of our credibility, and we treat it as such.

Does Commission Influence Our Coverage?

This is the question that matters. We publish independent evaluations of the operator’s features, promotions, security, and player experience. Commission doesn’t change these judgments because our long-term credibility—the reason people return to our site—rests on honest assessment. If we inflated ratings to boost signups, readers would quickly discover the mismatch between what we wrote and what they experienced, and our reputation would be the casualty.

Equally, we don’t exclude the brand from coverage to punish them for commission rates. Our mention here reflects what we believe readers should know, regardless of how much or how little we earn.

Any significant conflicts of interest—such as payments beyond standard affiliate commission—would be disclosed. At present, our relationship is the standard affiliate arrangement described above.

Information You Should Have

The operator publishes details about their licensing, ownership structure, and regulatory standing on their own website. Readers can verify licensing information in the relevant regulator’s public registry. We haven’t independently verified these details; we report only what the operator discloses and what can be confirmed through official channels.

If you experience difficulties with gambling or feel your play is becoming a problem, support services are available. These organisations work independently of operators and offer free, confidential help: contact the National Gambling Helpline, reach out to GamFam if problem gambling affects your family, or connect with Gamblers Anonymous for peer support. Your country’s health service also provides gambling-related treatment referrals.

Our commission doesn’t alter our recognition of gambling’s real risks or our belief that players deserve transparent information about how review sites actually work. This disclosure exists for that reason.