Affiliate disclosure: how casinocasoola.biz is funded
casinocasoola.biz is free to read and funded by partner links. This page explains how the buttons work, where our income comes from and what that income does not influence.
How the buttons work
Every button labelled "Go to the offer" or "Visit the casino site" points to an internal address starting with /go/. That address forwards to a partner network, which chooses which operator's site opens for the visitor – based on the country or the availability of an offer, for example. So the site that opens may not be the one you expected. Before registering, always check whose site you are on and read the terms and licence details shown there.
Where the income comes from
If you register and play through one of our buttons, the partner network or the operator may pay us a commission. Its form depends on the partner agreement. It costs you nothing: your deposits, bonuses and terms are the same as if you opened the site directly.
What the commission does not change
- We do not describe a bonus more favourably than the maths shows – if the expected cost of wagering exceeds the bonus, we say so.
- We do not claim that an operator holds a licence; we ask you to check the issuing authority's register.
- We do not publish invented opinions, stars or scores.
- Responsible gambling information stays on every page.
How you can check our statements
Every number that is not an illustration comes with a source – studio data for games, public registers for regulation. You can read the bonus terms on the casino's own site and compare them with our checklist on the bonus terms page. If you find a discrepancy, write to info@casinocasoola.biz.
When we update this disclosure
If the way the buttons work changes – a new partner network, or a different link structure – we update this page. We also update it when a reader tells us something is unclear. The goal is that you always know exactly what happens when you click a button.
Adults only
The site and the partner offers are for adults only. Gambling can be addictive; free support is available from Gambling Therapy at gamblingtherapy.org.