How this site is funded

kabalercasino.com is free to read because it is paid for by commissions. Some links on this site — the buttons that open the operator's site, and certain text links — are partner links. If you follow one and then register or deposit, the operator may pay us. This page explains that arrangement in full, because a guide to bonus terms that hid its own terms would not deserve to be read.

Affiliate disclosure in plain words

Partner links are marked in the page code as sponsored, and every button that leads to the operator goes through a redirect on our own domain, which lets the partner programme attribute the visit. Following such a link costs you nothing extra. The operator pays the commission from its own revenue.

Commission models in this industry vary. Some pay a one-off amount for a new depositing player; many pay a share of the operator's net revenue from the players they refer. A revenue share means the site earns more when referred players lose more. We think readers should know that, and it is one of the reasons the site spends so much space on the rules that limit what you can withdraw, and on how to say no to an offer.

What the commission cannot influence

What we write about a bonus clause. If a time limit is short or a win cap is low, the page says so.
Whether we recommend declining an offer. On several pages we explain why playing without a bonus can be the better choice.
The tone of the review. The review lists drawbacks as plainly as strengths.
Player protection content. Every page that matters links to limits, time-outs and self-exclusion.

What the commission does influence

Honestly: the fact that this site covers Kabaler at all. We write about a brand because we have a partner relationship with it. That is the business, and pretending otherwise would be the first dishonest sentence on the page. What we can promise is how we write about it, not that the choice of subject is neutral.

Our independence from the operator

kabalercasino.com is not owned by, operated by or part of Kabaler or its operating company. Brand names and game titles are used to identify what we are writing about. The operator does not see pages before they go live and cannot ask for changes. If a statement on our site conflicts with the operator's own published terms, the operator's terms govern your account, and we will correct our page once we know.

Spotted a problem?

If something on this site is out of date, unclear or wrong, write to us via the contact page. Please name the page and quote the sentence; if possible, link the part of the operator's terms that shows the correct version. Questions about your account belong with the operator's own support.

Gambling and money

Partner commissions only work if people play, and we would rather you played less than played badly. Decide a budget before you start, use deposit limits, and stop when it stops being fun. Free, confidential support is available from Gambling Therapy and through Gamblers Anonymous meetings. 18+ only.

FAQ

Does using your link change my bonus?

It should not. Offers are set by the operator. If an offer you see through our link differs from the one on the operator's promotions page, the operator's page and terms are what apply, and we would like to hear about the difference.

Do you get paid more if I lose?

Affiliate deals in this industry are often based on a share of the operator's revenue, which means commission rises when players lose. We state that openly because it is the reason we insist on writing about limits, cash-out caps and declining bonuses.

Can the operator edit your pages?

No. The operator does not review pages before publication and has no say in what is written. We use its published documents as sources, which is different from letting it write the text.

More about the people behind the site: about this guide and the editor.