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How GlobiGames Makes Money

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Reading GlobiGames is free. The bills are covered by affiliate commissions paid by a share of the crypto casinos and sportsbooks we cover. Below: how that arrangement runs, where commission links sit and which parts of our work no payment can touch. GlobiGames is run by Cayrella Online B.V..

Where the revenue originates

We hold deals with a range of casinos, mostly via their partner programmes. Once a reader clicks through from us and registers, that casino may owe us something. Per deal, it is either a flat sum for a newcomer who funds the account, a percentage of what that newcomer's play nets the casino over the months that follow, or both combined. Banner slots, paid reviews and spots in our rankings are not for sale.

What it costs you

Zero. The welcome package, cashout ceilings and payout rules you receive match those of every other fresh sign-up. Occasionally a casino hands GlobiGames readers a code or deal found nowhere else; such pages flag it openly.

Spots where commission links sit

Commission links hop through a path on globigames.com beginning with /go/ before reaching the casino. In the HTML they are tagged rel="sponsored". Links pointing to regulators, block explorers, wallet developers and help charities are ordinary citations that pay us nothing.

Cookies on the redirect

All pages place a first-party cookie pair, mz_vid plus mz_src, for tallying visits and their origin. Clicking through a /go/ button brings mozbiz_session together with XSRF-TOKEN, both lasting about 20 hours, letting the click be credited to a commission. Every cookie is described in the privacy policy.

Where partnerships do show

Here is the honest version. Partner casinos may turn up more frequently in rankings and on promo landing pages, since with them we hold live deals and current bonuses. Between two brands on near-identical scores, the partner might get the higher slot. Nothing beyond that.

Where partnerships never show

One click, step by step

Picture this: you finish a review, hit "Visit" and arrive at the casino's registration form. Along the way your browser crosses our /go/ path, which logs that GlobiGames sent the click, not your identity. You register as anybody would. Should you fund the account later, the casino's partner dashboard shows us one new depositor and pays under the deal, frequently weeks afterwards. Your name, balance, games and results never reach us.

Why a casino gets reviewed

A casino lands on GlobiGames because readers request it, because its cashier takes coins we track, or because it just launched and deserves a test, never because it dangled a deal. Plenty of reviewed casinos have no contract with us whatsoever. When a brand asks to be covered, every request gets one answer: identical testing, a review that prints the flaws, and no listing fee.

Operators we will not promote

GlobiGames does not link to casinos known for stonewalling valid cashouts, courting self-excluded players or selling gambling as income. If such evidence surfaces about a partner, its links come down and we explain the reason.

Promotions we pass on

Exclusive codes and boosted deals are funded by the casino's marketing team, not by us. We print the attached rules, playthrough and expiry included, and never call a promotion free cash, riskless or a way to earn. If a promotion is withdrawn early, the casino's call is final and our page gets refreshed.

Language sections

Each of the eight editions carries its own casino line-up, since deals and access vary by market. This page binds all of them equally.

Your side of it

Study the casino's rules before funding an account, confirm the deal is still running and check that gambling is lawful where you live. A GlobiGames link is a signpost, not encouragement to play.

Questions

Curious whether one particular link pays us? Ask Cayrella Online B.V., Zeelandia Office Park, Kaya W.F.G. (Jombi) Mensing 14, Willemstad, Curaçao, at [email protected], and expect a plain reply.