Affiliate disclosure
89betcasino.net is an independent guide, not the operator, and it is paid for by partner links. This page explains plainly what that means: which links are partner links, when the site may earn money from them, and what that money does and does not influence. If anything here is unclear, write to info@89betcasino.net.
How partner buttons work
The buttons labelled “Go to the offer” or “Visit the operator's site” are partner links. Each one points first to an address on this site that begins with /go/, and that address forwards you to the operator's website. The forwarding step lets the operator recognise that the visit came from this guide. To pick the right destination, the redirect can use your approximate country, worked out from the connection, and it may set a cookie so that a returning visitor lands on the same page. It does not ask for, or pass on, your name or contact details.
When the site may earn a commission
If you follow a partner link and then open an account or make a deposit on the operator's site, the operator may pay this site a commission under a partner agreement. Agreements of this kind can pay a share of revenue or a fixed amount, and the terms are commercial rather than public. Following a link costs you nothing, and you are never obliged to use one.
That income pays for writing and updating the guides. It is the reason the site exists in its current form, and it is also the reason this page exists: you should know about it before you click.
What it does not change
A commission does not alter how a game works, and so it does not alter how the guides describe one. Volatility, the published RTP of a studio's version, the way free spins trigger or a crash round ends — these come from game sheets, info panels, demos and the published rules, not from a partner. The operator does not see pages before publication and has no right to edit them. When a rule is unfavourable to players, such as a low maximum bet during wagering, the relevant guide says so in the same way it would without any partner link. The about page describes how pages are written, and the author page explains which sources are used.
How to recognise a partner link
- The label: partner buttons say “Go to the offer” or “Visit the operator's site” and never pretend to be a link to another guide.
- The address: hover over the button, or press and hold on a phone, and the address shown begins with /go/ on this domain.
- The behaviour: partner links open in a new tab, so this guide stays open behind them.
- The markup: they are marked as sponsored for search engines, which is the standard way of declaring a paid link.
Every other link on the site points to another page of this guide or, on safety pages, to a free support service such as Gambling Therapy.
What the site does not do
This site does not take bets, hold balances, process payments or open accounts. It cannot see your account and cannot influence a decision the operator makes about it. Offers, limits and terms are set by the operator and published on its site; this guide does not quote the operator's figures as facts. If you need to dispute something with the operator, the complaints guide sets out the steps. And if gambling stops being entertainment, the responsible gambling page matters more than any offer.