Affiliate Disclosure
How commercial relationships can affect visibility while remaining separate from factual research and user-rating data.
Last updated: 18 September 2026
GambleBallers may earn revenue from affiliate links, commercial partnerships or clearly identified sponsored placement. These arrangements can help fund research, hosting, moderation and development.
1. Affiliate links
An affiliate relationship may allow GambleBallers to receive a commission or another commercial benefit after a qualifying referral. The third party controls its own account terms, bonuses, payments, eligibility and service conditions.
2. Sponsored placement
A sponsored casino may appear higher or receive additional visibility in a directory, comparison or other promotional position. Where commercial placement affects ordering or prominence, it should be identified as Sponsored or with another clear advertising disclosure.
Sponsored placement does not automatically increase a GambleBallers editorial rating. Where filters are used, promotion should not make a brand appear if it fails the active factual filters.
3. What payment does not change
A commercial relationship does not change the factual verification standard applied to licensing, operator/domain relationships, ownership or other material brand information. It does not alter GambleBallers user ratings, user-review text, complaint data or moderation outcomes.
4. User ratings and third-party ratings
GambleBallers may display editorial ratings, user ratings based on published GambleBallers reviews and clearly attributed third-party ratings. We distinguish these sources. Affiliate payment must not automatically increase editorial ratings or modify user-rating data.
5. No recommendation guarantee
An affiliate or sponsored link is not a guarantee that a casino is suitable for a particular reader or that gambling will produce a positive outcome. Readers should check current operator terms and use the factual information relevant to their own decision.