German Casino Affiliate Disclosure 2026
We earn commissions when you sign up through our links. That's how we stay independent. Here's exactly how it works, what we disclose, and why it doesn't change our rankings.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. When you click a link on this site and register at a casino, we receive a commission. This is our primary revenue model. We don't charge readers. We don't sell data. Operators pay us for qualified sign-ups—that's the deal. It's transparent, legal, and standard across comparison and review sites in Belgium and across Europe.
Does that change how we rank casinos?
No. Commission rates don't determine ranking order. We rank by bonus mechanics, licence status, payment speed, game variety, and user experience. A casino paying a higher commission doesn't climb our list. A casino paying nothing doesn't drop. Our editorial independence is the asset we protect—if readers can't trust our rankings, the commissions stop flowing anyway.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising is paid placement where the advertiser controls messaging and placement. Affiliate commissions are performance-based: we only earn when a conversion happens. We control all editorial decisions, ranking criteria, and copy. Casinos can't buy their way onto our site or change how we describe them. We're not their marketing arm.
Can a casino pay to rank higher?
No. Commission negotiations happen separately from editorial review. A casino's ranking reflects our assessment of its offer, not its willingness to pay. If a high-commission operator ranks low, that's because it fails our criteria on bonus terms, licensing, or player protection. We've turned down partnerships with operators who didn't meet our standards.
What do affiliate links look like?
Every link pointing to a casino operator includes tracking code in the URL. You'll see it as a long string of characters. That's how the operator knows the sign-up came from us. We disclose this in our terms and at the point of click. No hidden redirects. No surprise commissions. Transparency is built in.
What happens if we stop promoting an operator?
We lose that commission stream. If an operator changes terms, reduces bonus quality, or fails compliance checks, we remove or downrank it. That costs us money. We do it anyway because reader trust matters more than short-term revenue. A site that keeps promoting bad operators for commission is a site readers abandon.
Who verifies your disclosures?
We follow Belgian consumer law and EU affiliate marketing standards. Our disclosures appear in this page, in our terms, and in footer links. We don't hide affiliate relationships. If you spot a missing disclosure or a claim that seems unsupported, contact us. Transparency is a process, not a checkbox.