Affiliate Disclosure and Transparency
This page explains affiliate relationships, commercial transparency and the limits of editorial claims.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link can allow a website to receive a commission or referral fee when a reader follows it and completes a qualifying action. Where content includes a paid or affiliate relationship, that relationship should be clearly identified. An ordinary link to a regulator or support service is not, by itself, an affiliate endorsement.
A commercial relationship is not evidence that a service is suitable, authorised or risk-free.
WinnerOnline’s role
WinnerOnline is an information website. It does not accept bets, hold gambling balances, process deposits or withdrawals, or access third-party player accounts. Describing a game or company is not a recommendation to gamble.
Evidence and editorial claims
Testing, audit and comparison claims need specific evidence. Readers should not assume that every page reflects a hands-on deposit, withdrawal, customer-service test or independent security assessment. A ranking or positive description does not guarantee safety, fairness or an outcome.
For gambling licensing information in Great Britain, use the Gambling Commission’s public registers. The relevant legal framework depends on the jurisdiction and activity; a website mention is not proof of permission.
Privacy and external resources
Our Privacy Policy covers the website’s published data-handling information. External regulators and support services have their own privacy notices.
Questions and corrections
Use Contact Us to report unclear commercial wording or an unsupported claim. Include the page address and the wording in question. Do not send passwords, identity documents or payment-card details.
Gambling support
Gambling can cause financial and personal harm. For confidential support, visit GamCare or our gambling-support page.
Frequently asked questions
What does this disclosure explain?
It explains the meaning of affiliate relationships, commercial transparency and the limits of editorial claims.
How should commercial content be identified?
A paid or affiliate relationship should be disclosed clearly where the relevant content appears.
What is an affiliate commission?
It is a payment associated with a qualifying referral.
Does a commercial relationship prove regulatory approval?
No. A commercial arrangement is separate from licensing, testing and suitability.
Have all mentioned services been independently tested?
Readers should not assume this. A testing claim needs evidence of what was tested, when and with what limits.
How do I question a disclosure?
Use the contact page and identify the statement or page that needs clarification.
