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Affiliate disclosure: who pays Aussie Punters

Updated · 1 min read
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Key facts

  • Some casinos pay us commission when you sign up through our links.
  • You pay nothing extra and get the same terms.
  • Commission can affect our top list order.
  • It never changes our maths, terms or warnings.
  • Casino links start with /casino/.
Contents
  1. Straight from the horse's mouth
  2. What can it influence?
  3. What can't it touch?
  4. How do our links work?

Straight from the horse's mouth

Aussie Punters is paid by affiliate commission. Click a link to a casino, sign up or deposit, and that casino may pay us. You pay nothing extra, and the offer is the same as going direct.

What can it influence?

Which casinos appear in our top list and in what order. That's why every list says the order is set by our editors and that we may earn commission.

What can't it touch?

Our worked maths, our description of bonus terms, and every warning and help line on the site. Those are checked by our fact-checkers, who have no say in rankings. See our editorial policy.

Casino links use short addresses on our site starting with /casino/. A click is recorded, as set out in our privacy policy, then you're sent straight to the casino. Search engines are told these links are sponsored.

Frequently asked questions

Do I pay more through your links?

No. The offer and terms are the same; the casino pays us.

Can a casino buy top spot?

Commission can influence our top list order, which we disclose. It can't buy different numbers in a guide.