Cyprus Casino Affiliate Disclosure 2026
We earn commissions when you click through to Cyprus Casino operators. This page explains how that works, why it doesn't bias our rankings, and what you should know before you play.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. When you click an operator link on this site and sign up, we receive a commission. That's our revenue model. We don't charge you a fee — the casino pays us for the referral. This is standard across comparison and review sites in Canada and globally. Transparency about this relationship is required by law and by our own editorial standards.
Does that change your rankings?
No. Our rankings are built on operator licensing, bonus structure, payment methods, game selection, and user experience — not commission size. A higher-paying affiliate deal does not move a casino up our list. Conversely, we don't rank operators lower because they pay less. Our job is to match you with the operator that fits your needs, not the one that pays us most.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising is paid promotion where the casino controls the message. Our reviews are editorial: we test features, verify claims, and flag problems. We disclose the commission relationship, but we keep our judgment independent. If a casino has weak security or poor customer service, we say so — even if they're a top commission payer.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. We don't offer ranking placement for sale. Commission rates vary by operator and affiliate partner, but commission size has no bearing on editorial rank. A new casino with a high commission offer will not jump to the top of our list. Ranking is earned through product quality and user fit.
What does an affiliate link look like?
Affiliate links are marked clearly on the page. When you click 'Play Now' or 'Visit Casino,' you're using an affiliate link. Your browser may show a tracking parameter in the URL — that's how the casino credits the referral to us. It costs you nothing extra; the casino simply knows the signup came through this site.
What happens if you stop promoting an operator?
If an operator violates licensing terms, fails our security audit, or breaches player trust, we remove it from our rankings and stop promoting it — even if that means losing commission revenue. Player safety is the priority. We also delist operators that exit the Canadian market or lose their gaming license.
Who regulates this disclosure?
Canadian advertising standards and affiliate marketing guidelines require clear disclosure of financial relationships. We comply with these rules and refresh our disclosure annually. If you have concerns about our ranking methodology or suspect a conflict of interest, contact us directly.