Casinos Spain – Affiliate Disclosure 2026
We recommend online casinos and gaming operators through affiliate partnerships. This page explains how we earn, how that shapes our editorial process, and why transparency matters to you.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. When you click a casino link on this site and sign up, we receive a commission from the operator. We don't charge you — the casino pays us for the referral. This is standard across comparison and review sites. Our revenue depends entirely on clicks and conversions, so we have a financial stake in the operators we promote. That's why disclosure matters.
Does that change your rankings?
Our rankings reflect operator quality: licensing, bonus terms, game selection, payment methods, and customer support. Commission rates do not determine rank order. We may feature a lower-paying operator above a higher-paying one if the lower-paying casino delivers better value to players. That said, we only promote operators we'd recommend regardless of payout — we don't feature casinos purely for commission.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising is paid placement where a brand buys space for a message. Affiliate commissions are performance-based — we only earn if you convert. We control the editorial angle, bonus analysis, and operator comparison. Advertisers typically don't. Our recommendations are based on player experience and operator merit, not ad spend. Disclosure keeps that distinction clear.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. Commission rates and bonus size don't influence ranking position. We rank by licensing validity, payout speed, game variety, and responsible-gambling tools. A casino offering a smaller bonus but faster withdrawals may rank above one with a flashy promotion. Operators cannot buy their way up our lists.
What does an affiliate link look like?
Our links include tracking parameters that identify us as the referral source. When you click and sign up, the casino's system logs the referral and attributes your account to us. You see no difference — the link works exactly like a standard casino URL. We never hide or obscure affiliate links; they're clearly labeled as operator links throughout the site.
What happens if you stop promoting an operator?
We remove links and cease recommendations if an operator loses its license, breaches player protection rules, or fails to honour withdrawal requests. We also stop promoting if terms change materially — for example, if bonus wagering requirements become predatory. Losing our promotion costs the operator referral revenue, which creates incentive alignment: they maintain standards to keep earning our traffic.
How do you pick which casinos to review?
We prioritize operators licensed by recognized regulators in Canada and internationally. We evaluate bonus mechanics (wagering terms, game restrictions, withdrawal limits), payment speed, game library depth, and support quality. We test signup and withdrawal flows. Operators must meet a baseline standard before we feature them. Commission availability is not a selection criterion.
Are your reviews independent?
Yes. We test casinos ourselves and verify claims against terms and conditions. We don't rely on operator marketing or self-reported data. Our editorial team operates separately from our affiliate team — reviewers don't see commission rates during evaluation. This separation helps prevent bias. We publish critical findings even when they hurt a partner's conversion potential.