German Casino Affiliate Disclosure 2026
We review German casinos to help you find the right operator. We earn affiliate commissions when you sign up through our links. This page explains how that works, why it doesn't bias our rankings, and what you should know before clicking.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. When you click an affiliate link on this site and create an account at a German casino, that operator pays us a commission. The amount varies by casino and promotion. You never pay extra — the commission comes from the operator's marketing budget, not your deposits or winnings. We disclose this relationship on every page where we link to casinos.
Does that change your rankings?
No. We rank German casinos by license validity, payment method speed, bonus terms, and game selection — not by commission size. A casino that pays us more doesn't rank higher. Our editorial process is separate from our revenue stream. If a high-paying operator has weak terms or slow payouts, we say so.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising is paid placement you know is promotional. Affiliate links are disclosures: we earn when you convert, but we choose which casinos to review based on quality and relevance to your search. We don't accept payment to write reviews. We accept commissions only after you've decided to join.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. Casinos cannot buy ranking position. Our affiliate relationships are transparent, but they don't determine editorial order. We rank based on user value: license status, bonus fairness, payment speed, and game variety. A new operator with a strong license and fast withdrawals ranks above an established name with slow support.
What does an affiliate link look like?
Affiliate links are labeled clearly as 'Visit Casino' or 'Claim Bonus' buttons. The URL may contain a tracking code (e.g., ?ref=sitename). This code tells the casino you came from us, so we receive credit for the referral. You can copy the casino's direct URL if you prefer to visit without our link — your experience is the same either way.
What happens if you stop promoting an operator?
We remove affiliate links if a casino loses its license, fails to pay players, or violates terms we've disclosed. We may continue reviewing the operator for educational purposes, but we won't direct traffic to it. If an operator changes terms unfavorably, we update our review and lower its ranking. Your trust matters more than any single commission.
How do you handle responsible gambling?
Every casino link includes responsible-gambling resources: deposit limits, self-exclusion tools, and helpline numbers. We don't promote casinos that hide these features. Our reviews flag operators with weak player-protection records. Commission income never overrides our duty to highlight gambling harm risks.
Who owns this site?
This is an independent editorial guide. We are not owned by any casino operator. Our revenue comes entirely from affiliate commissions. We have no financial stake in any single casino's success — only in your informed choice and safe play.