Affiliate Disclosure

Nothing about the offer, the deposit, the wagering or the withdrawal changes when you click an affiliate link on this page. The welcome bonus you see in the Donic cashier after you click through is the same welcome bonus a direct visitor would see, same terms, same expiry, same wagering multiplier.

The affiliate credit is paid by the operator from its own house margin, not from your account. You do not pay a fee, your bonus is not reduced, and the operator has no way to penalise you for arriving through an affiliate link. If you ever see a different promo on an affiliate landing page than the one in the main cashier, write to [email protected] — that would be a disclosure problem and we want to know.

If you prefer to go direct, type the operator's URL into your browser and bypass us entirely. The welcome bonus is still there with the same terms. We lose the referral credit, which is fine — the editorial team is paid from the aggregate of the referrals we do track, not from any single click.

Donic pays us a share of net revenue from accounts that register through our affiliate link. That means: when you register, deposit, and play, the operator takes its usual house margin and pays us a percentage of what it keeps, not a slice of what you lose on top. The commercial agreement is a standard revenue share — no CPA bonus for whale accounts, no incentive to push high-risk promo codes, no penalty if you self-exclude.

We do not accept lump sums for positive reviews. We do not accept payment to change a ranking on any list page. We do not let the operator see or approve a draft before publication. If a page changes materially — a score goes up or down, a plus turns into a minus, a specific warning is added or removed — the editor pushed the edit, not the operator.

Operational costs come out of the revenue share: the hosting bill, the two editorial salaries, and the testing bankroll (we fund deposits out of pocket so the sessions are honest). If the operator ends the affiliate program or changes terms in a way we cannot accept, the review stays on the site with a note at the top.

Every outbound link on this site that lands on the operator is an affiliate link. Links to helplines, regulators, charity sites, and the operator's own help pages (for example, a self-exclusion form) are not affiliate links. If a link is underlined as a regular paragraph link and leads to a casino, assume it is affiliate; the rel attribute on each link also marks it as sponsored for search engines.