Jack Bets Affiliate Disclosure | How We Earn 2026
This page explains how we make money. We want you to know before you click. Every casino featured in our Jack Bets guide may pay us a commission. Here are the straight answers.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. Many of the operators we list pay us a commission when a reader clicks through and signs up or makes a deposit. That is how this guide stays free to read. You pay nothing extra. The price of a bonus, a deposit or a game is the same whether you arrive through our links or go straight to the casino. We tell you this up front so you can weigh our advice with the full picture.
Does that change your rankings?
Commissions do not set the order of our lists. We rank operators on what we can check: bonus terms and wagering requirements, available payment methods, licensing, game selection and how clearly the rules are written. A high commission does not lift a weak casino. A casino with no affiliate deal can still appear if it serves readers well. If a brand falls short on the basics, it drops down the list or comes off it.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising buys space. An advertiser pays to be shown, regardless of quality. Affiliate links work differently: we only earn if a reader chooses to sign up, so our interest is in pointing you to operators you will actually want to use. Even so, a commission is a commission, and it creates an incentive. We handle that by publishing our criteria and keeping those criteria separate from payment terms.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. Operators cannot buy a better position, a better score or a better review. They can supply information, such as current bonus terms, and we check it against what we find. Paid placements, if we ever label any, will be marked clearly as sponsored and kept apart from our editorial rankings. If you see a listing that looks like an ad, it will say so.
What does an affiliate link look like?
Our casino buttons and "visit" links are affiliate links. They send you to the operator through a tracking address so the casino knows you came from us. You will usually find them on buttons and review cards rather than inside body text. Clicking one does not commit you to anything. You can read the terms, compare offers and walk away at any point.
What happens if you stop promoting an operator?
We remove operators when they stop meeting our standards, change terms against players, lose a licence or draw repeated complaints. If a partnership ends, the review is either updated or taken down. A lost commission is not a reason to keep a casino listed, and it is not a reason to drop one that still performs well.
A note on playing responsibly
Gambling is for adults and carries real financial risk. Set a budget before you play, never chase losses and never gamble with money you need for bills. Bonuses come with wagering requirements, so read them first. If gambling stops being fun, use the deposit limits and self-exclusion tools at the casino, and contact a problem-gambling helpline in your state.