Affiliate Disclosure
BitcoinCasino24 is free to read. The money that keeps it running comes from partner agreements with some of the operators it reviews. This page explains those agreements in plain terms. It complements the terms of use, the disclaimer and the description of our method on How We Rate.
The short version
When you open an account at a crypto casino, sportsbook or poker room through one of our partner links, that operator may pay us. You pay nothing for this, and the operator’s offer is the same as if you had gone there directly.
How the agreements work
The site is published by Kenepix Interactive B.V. It joins affiliate programmes run by operators or by the networks that represent them. Depending on the programme, the operator pays a one-off fee for a new depositing player, a share of the net revenue it makes from that player over time, or a combination of both. Payments are made to the publisher, never by readers, and never out of your balance.
Which links are partner links
Buttons such as “Visit” or “Play” in the Casino Megachart, in review pages and in promotion lists usually go through an address that begins with /go/. Those are partner links, and the page code marks them as sponsored. Links to block explorers, wallets, regulators, help organisations and our own guides are ordinary editorial links. An operator can also appear in a review or a chart without any agreement with us; in that case its button may be missing or lead to its site without tracking.
Partners in charts and reviews
A partner agreement does not buy a position in the Casino Megachart or a score in a review. Position and score follow the checks on How We Rate: licence and ownership, coins and networks, withdrawal rules and limits, bonus terms, fairness tools and how complaints are handled. If a partner stops paying players or changes its terms for the worse, the review says so and the listing is moved down or removed, even if that costs us income.
What partners cannot do
Operators do not write our reviews and cannot buy positive wording. An operator that believes a page is wrong can send us evidence, and we correct facts that its own published terms or a public register confirm. We do not remove reported problems because an operator is a partner.
Brands without an agreement
Several well-known crypto casinos have no agreement with us at all. They are reviewed and ranked on the same checks as partners, and where they come out well, the chart shows it. Their pages simply earn the site nothing.
Why we tell you this
Readers should know when a recommendation could earn the site money. That is why partner links are marked in the page code, why the footer of every page says that some links are affiliate links, and why this page exists. If you spot a link that should be marked and is not, tell us.
What you should still do
Before registering, read the operator’s terms yourself, check that it accepts players from your country, and make sure you understand how deposits and withdrawals work for the coin you plan to use. If the operator’s site shows a different offer from ours, the operator’s version applies.
Updates
If the way the site earns money changes in a way that matters to readers, this page is updated and the date at the top changes with it.
Contact
Questions about partner links or about a specific listing can be sent to the publisher:
Kenepix Interactive B.V.
Pareraweg 45, Willemstad, Curaçao
Email: [email protected]