Affiliate Disclosure

The short version

Links and buttons pointing to the operator are commercial. If you click one, register and deposit, this site may receive a payment. You pay nothing extra, and your bonus, limits and terms are identical to those of someone who arrived by typing the address directly.

How the money actually flows

Offshore operators run affiliate programmes that pay in one of three shapes, sometimes in combination.

• Revenue share. A percentage of the operator's net revenue from players referred by the site, paid monthly for as long as those accounts stay active.
• Cost per acquisition. A one-off payment for each referred player who registers and meets a minimum deposit.
• Hybrid. A smaller one-off payment plus a reduced revenue share.

Revenue share has an uncomfortable implication worth stating plainly: the site earns more when referred players lose more. We cannot design that incentive away, so we handle it by publishing the terms that cost players money, including turnover rules and cashout ceilings, in the same prominence as the bonus headline. The WinSpirit casino page leads with a clause that reduces conversions, which is the practical test of whether that commitment is real.

What commission does not buy

• A score. Weights are fixed and published in how we rate, so a commercially adjusted rating would be visible against the framework.
• Silence. Unfavourable clauses, complaint records and regulatory actions are published regardless of the commercial relationship.
• Pre-publication approval. No operator reads a page before it goes live, and no operator has editorial input afterwards.
• Removal of a finding. Requests to take down a negative section are declined. A correction supported by evidence is a different matter and is always welcome through the contact page.

Why disclose at all

Because a reader deciding whether to trust a page deserves to know who benefits from their decision. Australian consumer law expects material commercial connections to be disclosed, and beyond the legal minimum it is simply the condition under which the rest of the site's claims are worth anything. The sourcing rules that make those claims checkable are in the editorial policy and the method behind them in how we test.

What you should still do

Verify current terms in your own cashier before depositing. Offshore promotions change without notice, and no affiliate page, this one included, updates in real time. Where a figure here could not be confirmed against a primary source, the page says so rather than smoothing it over.

None of this is financial advice, and gambling is not a way to make money. Anyone whose play has stopped being entertainment should read responsible gambling first; the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858.

The site is written by Dean Ryan and described in more detail on the about page. Your use of it is governed by the terms, with data practice in the privacy policy and the cookie policy. All pages are listed on the sitemap.