Partners and commission
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The arrangement in one paragraph
This site covers one casino, Vegas Now, and is paid by it. When you follow a link marked as leading to Vegas Now, you pass through an address on this site that redirects to the operator, and if you then join and deposit, the operator’s affiliate programme pays us a commission. That is the only income the site has. There are no adverts, no sponsored posts and no other operators.
What the commission cannot change
- The figures. A minimum, a limit, a bonus percentage or a licence number is what the operator publishes on the date we read it. We cannot be paid to print a different one.
- The verdict. It is one writer’s opinion with one condition attached, and it changes when the facts do, not when the rate does.
- The order. With one operator there is no ranking to bend. The order of pages and sections is set by what people search for.
- The helpline. Gambling Help Online, 1800 858 858, is on every page whether or not it costs us a sign-up.
What the commission does change
It pays for the domain, the hosting and the deposits we make when we test the cashier with our own money. It is also why the site exists at all.
What we do not do for the commission
We do not call ourselves the operator, do not write “official”, do not host app files, do not invent ratings or reader counts, and do not tell you an offshore casino is licensed in Australia. If the operator’s programme ever asked for any of those, the answer would be no and the page would say so.
Disclosure on the pages
Every page that leads to Vegas Now says “We may earn a commission” in the strip under the header, under each button and in the author block. Read it as: this site is paid by the casino it describes, and it tells you so on every page.