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How affiliate links work
Where a casino is mentioned, for example in a review’s “where to play” section, the link is typically an affiliate link. If you follow it and later create an account, the casino may pay us a small commission. That’s the entire mechanism: we don’t set odds, hold your deposit, or have any involvement in what happens once you reach the casino’s own site.
It doesn’t change our ratings
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