Affiliate Disclosure
OddsClass is free because we earn a commission when some readers open an account with a licensed bookmaker through our links. This never changes what our guides say. We only link to operators licensed in your country, and never from safety or scam pages.
How affiliate links work
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You pay nothing extra. Your odds, bonuses and account are the same as if you had gone to the bookmaker directly.
How we mark them
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Our rules for affiliate links
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Licensed operators only | We only link to bookmakers licensed in the reader's country |
| Country by country | A reader in Kenya sees Kenyan-licensed operators, not foreign ones |
| No links from safety pages | No affiliate links on gambling help, scam, predictor or "strategy" pages |
| No crash-game promotion | No affiliate links on Aviator or other crash-game pages |
| South Africa | No promotion of online casino games, which are not lawful there |
| No bonus hype | We never tell readers to join a bookmaker for a bonus |
| 18+ always | Affiliate content is for adults only |
Why it does not change our guides
Our editorial rules come first. Partner deals are handled apart from writing, and no bookmaker can review or change a guide before it is published.
If a market, bonus or feature is bad value for bettors, we say so, even when a partner offers it. Read how we write and check our guides.
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Our partners
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Questions
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