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Affiliate Disclosure

CryptoHut may earn money from casino links that are clearly identified as affiliate links. Official-site links do not earn us a commission. This page explains what happens when you click, and what does not change about the ratings and rankings you see.

How /go/ links work

Every outbound "Visit casino" button on CryptoHut points to a URL that looks like /go/[casino-slug]. When you click it, three things happen, in this order:

  1. We log a limited click record: the casino, the same-site CryptoHut page pathname, the button placement, and a timestamp. We do not add your name, email, browser user-agent, campaign query parameters, or a persistent browser identifier.
  2. We redirect your browser (302) to the destination stored for that casino. Some destinations are affiliate URLs containing an operator-side referral code; others may be ordinary operator links. CryptoHut does not append its internal click-record identifier to the destination.
  3. The casino may set its own cookies at that point, on its own domain. If the link is an affiliate link and you later meet the operator's qualifying conditions, its system may attribute the account to CryptoHut and pay us a commission.

Affiliate /go/ anchors are marked rel="sponsored nofollow noopener"; ordinary operator links are not described as sponsored. Outbound links open in a new tab with the appropriate safety relationship. The /go/ path is excluded from the sitemap and remains crawlable only so search engines can receive its noindex instruction.

A clearly disclosed affiliate call-to-action may earn us a commission. A link labelled as an official-site link is not treated as commission-eligible by CryptoHut.

How commissions work

Crypto casino affiliate arrangements generally use one of three structures:

  • Revenue share: a publisher may receive a percentage of net gaming revenue attributed to qualifying players. The operator defines deductions and calculation rules in its affiliate terms.
  • CPA (cost per acquisition): a one-time payment for each qualifying new player, usually gated behind a minimum deposit or minimum wager threshold.
  • Hybrid: a smaller CPA plus a smaller revenue share. Common with newer or high-competition operators.

CryptoHut does not charge you for using a link. Offers and eligibility can vary by country, account status, time, and operator rules, so compare the destination page and terms before opting in. We cannot guarantee that every visitor sees identical terms.

Commissions do not influence ratings

The following editorial rules apply:

  1. Commercial terms are not score inputs. Commission rate, revenue share, and partnership status are excluded from the published rating dimensions.
  2. Scores and placements are not for sale. An operator cannot buy a rating, a ranking position, or a positive verdict. Any future sponsored content must be labelled separately from editorial rankings.

A casino may be reviewed whether or not an affiliate relationship exists. A link should be treated as commission-eligible only when the nearby disclosure says it may earn us money. The full scoring model, dimension weights, and evidence standards are documented on How We Review.

Spotting a paid placement

CryptoHut does not accept paid rankings, paid "editor's pick" slots, or paid inclusion. If we ever run explicitly sponsored content, it will be clearly labelled "Sponsored" at the top of the page and above the fold — not buried in a footer. If you see something that looks like an advertorial without that label, use the contact form so it can be reviewed.