How we make money
WagerObserver is free to read because some operators pay us when readers sign up through our links. Here's how that works, and what it never changes.
How our links work
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What it costs you
Nothing extra. You get the same offer you'd get by going to the site directly.
What it never changes
- Verdicts and scores. What an operator pays us has no part in how we rate it.
- Which sites we cover. We cover licensed sites whether or not they pay us.
- Honesty about order. If the order of a list is ever influenced by a commercial arrangement, that page says so.
The rules we follow
In the UK, we follow the CAP Code, which requires marketing to be clearly identifiable as marketing. In the US, we follow the Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides, which require us to disclose any material connection with the brands we write about.
Questions
Readers can email editor@wagerobserver.com. Operators and affiliate programmes can reach us at partners@wagerobserver.com.