Affiliate disclosure

casinomystake.biz is free to read because it is funded through partner links. This page explains how those links work, what they mean for you when you click, and which rules the site follows so that the commercial side does not shape what the pages say. If anything here is unclear, write to info@casinomystake.biz.

How partner links work

Every button on the site that leads away from casinomystake.biz is a partner link. When you click it, you are sent through a partner network before you reach an operator's site. The network tracks that the visit came from us, and if you later open an account or play with that operator, the site may receive a payment from the network. We do not see your account, your deposits or your bets, and we receive no personal data about you from the operator.

One detail deserves its own paragraph: the network decides which operator a click leads to. On this site that is often MyStake, but it does not have to be. The landing page can depend on where you are, on the device you use or on the network's own arrangements. That is why every page tells you to look at the address of the site you have landed on and to check that operator's licence in the regulator's public register before you sign up.

What partner links do not change

We do not publish bonus codes or present promotions as reasons to sign up.
We do not rank or score operators, and we do not invent user reviews.
We do not describe an operator as licensed, regulated, fast-paying or secure unless the reader can verify it from a public source.
We do not tell readers how to get around blocks, age checks, country restrictions or self-exclusion — ever.

These rules cost the site clicks, and they are meant to. A guide that only works when readers do not ask questions is not worth publishing.

Labelling

Partner links are marked in the code as sponsored, and the footer of every page states that the buttons are partner links. Internal links — to other pages on casinomystake.biz — are ordinary links and lead nowhere else. Buttons are worded neutrally, such as «Continue to the operator», so that the label does not promise a bonus or a particular brand.

Your own check comes first

Whatever operator you reach, the same questions apply. Which company runs the site? Which licence does it hold, and does that licence mean anything where you live? What do the bonus terms ask of you? Which limits and self-exclusion tools are available in the account settings? The answers decide whether the site is right for you — not the fact that you arrived through a link on our pages. The MyStake review walks through those questions one by one.

Questions about partner links

Does clicking a button on this site cost me anything?

No. A partner link does not add a fee to anything you do. What you pay, and on which terms, is decided entirely by the operator you end up with.

Will a button always take me to MyStake?

Not necessarily. The buttons send you through a partner network, and the network chooses the operator you land on. Look at the address bar after the click and check that operator's licence before you register.

Do partner links change what the site writes?

They should not, and the site is built to make that visible: no bonus codes, no rankings by commission, no scores, and no claims about an operator's licence, payouts or safety that a reader cannot verify independently.

The business model in one paragraph

Some links on this site are partner links, and the site may be paid when a reader who clicked one opens an account or plays with the operator the network selected. That payment keeps the pages free. It does not buy a better description: an operator cannot pay to have a weakness removed or a claim added, and anything that depends on the operator rather than on a public source is labelled as such. If you prefer not to use partner links, you can read every page here and visit any operator directly — the information works the same way. Questions about the arrangement can be sent to info@casinomystake.biz; read more about the site.