Affiliate disclosure
Updated: · Bookmaker Blog editorial team
Bookmaker Blog is free to read. We earn money through affiliate partnerships: when you click a "Visit site" button and open an account with a betting operator, that operator may pay us a commission. You never pay anything extra, and our commission does not change the bonus or terms you receive.
How affiliate links work on this site
- Links to operators go through an address beginning with /go/. This redirects you to the operator's site and tells them you came from us.
- These links are marked as sponsored (
rel="sponsored"), as search engines require. - Commissions can be a one-off payment, a share of the operator's revenue from customers we refer, or both.
How we decide which operators to list
- Licence first. An operator appears on a country page only if it holds a licence or authorisation in that country. If we cannot confirm a licence, we do not list the operator, whatever the commission.
- Terms as published. We copy bonus terms and minimum deposits from the operator's own site and show the date we last checked them. Terms change often, so always read the operator's current terms before you accept an offer.
- Order of listings. The order reflects our view of the licence, bonus terms, local payment methods and customer support. Commercial agreements may also influence the order. We tell you this because you should know it.
What we will never do
- Promote unlicensed operators, "fixed matches" or "guaranteed wins".
- Present betting as a way to earn an income.
- Hide significant bonus conditions, such as wagering requirements.
- Target people under the legal betting age.
Questions
If you think a listing is wrong or out of date, please tell us. Contact details are on our about page.