Affiliate disclosure: commission model, sponsored-link tagging, editorial independence.

1. How the affiliate model works

The site participates in an affiliate programme (typically run via the operator's platform or via a casino-affiliate network). The programme assigns a tracking link. When a visitor follows that link from ozwin.today and registers at Ozwin Casino, the operator credits the publisher with the referral. If the referred player deposits, the publisher earns a commission, typically a revenue share (a percentage of net player losses, ongoing), a cost-per-acquisition (one-time payment per new funded account), or a hybrid.

Affiliate disclosure is required under Australian Consumer Law, the FTC's Endorsement Guides in the US, the CAP Code in the UK, and equivalent rules elsewhere. We disclose because it's the right thing, not because of enforcement risk.

2. What the commission does not change

• It does not change the warnings or the verdict framing on any editorial page.
• It does not change the responsible-gambling content.
• It does not change the "Skip if" bullets on the homepage 60-second verdict card.
• It does not stop us from telling readers to verify live cashier terms before depositing.
• It does not let the operator edit our editorial content.

If any of the above changed, this would not be a speed-guide. It would be sales copy. That distinction is the whole point.

3. Which links on ozwin.today are sponsored?

Sponsored outbound links on this site go to a single tracking URL provided by the operator's affiliate programme. Every sponsored anchor on the site carries:

• target="_blank", opens in a new tab.
• rel="nofollow sponsored noopener", search-engine disclosure and security hardening.
• data-affiliate="<position>", analytics tag identifying where the click came from.
• Link text is restrained: "Open Ozwin". We do not use bonus-hype CTA text on sponsored anchors.

Links to responsible-gambling organisations (Gambling Help Online, BetStop, Lifeline, Gambling Therapy) and to government / regulator pages (ACMA, AFCA) are not sponsored. They generate no revenue.

4. Compensation structures

• CPA (Cost Per Acquisition): a one-time payment when a referred player makes a first qualifying deposit.
• Revenue Share: an ongoing percentage of the operator's net revenue from referred players.
• Hybrid: a combination of CPA + revenue share.

The specific rate paid by the operator is contractually confidential and irrelevant to editorial framing, rate-disclosure is not standard practice in the affiliate industry and would not change what's on the page.

5. Bonus accuracy & verification

Operator-advertised bonus headlines change between snapshots. We tell readers to verify the live cashier terms before opting in. ozwin.today is not responsible for changes the operator makes after a page is published. If a bonus headline or wagering figure on this site no longer matches the live cashier, that's a snapshot drift, flag it via the corrections route on the about page and we'll update.

6. If you'd rather skip the affiliate link

You are welcome to visit Ozwin Casino directly by typing the operator URL into your browser. The editorial content on ozwin.today is unchanged whether or not you use the sponsored link. If you choose to use it, the cost to you is unchanged, commission is paid by the operator, not added to your deposit.

7. Compliance

This disclosure is provided in accordance with:

• Australian Consumer Law (ACL) requirements on commercial-content disclosure.
• FTC Endorsement Guides (for international readers).
• Google's requirements for sponsored-link labelling (rel="sponsored").

8. Contact

Questions about the affiliate relationship or how revenue is earned? Send a one-message email to editor [at] ozwin [dot] today with "Affiliate question" in the subject. We respond within 3–5 business days.