Affiliate Disclosure

The Short Version

Conly makes money when people sign up at casinos through our links. We earn a commission from the casino — not from you. We're transparent about this because you deserve to know it.

How Affiliate Relationships Work

Many online casinos operate affiliate programs. They pay websites a commission in exchange for referring new players — typically a percentage of the casino's revenue from that player, or occasionally a one-time fixed fee per sign-up.

We have these arrangements with a number of the casinos listed on Conly. Not every casino on our site is an affiliate partner — we review casinos regardless of whether they have a commercial relationship with us — but many are.

The money comes from the casino. You don't pay more by clicking through from Conly, and the bonuses or terms you're eligible for are the same whether you arrived from our site or directly. The commission is funded by the casino's margins.

Does This Affect Our Reviews?

We apply the same review criteria to every casino — whether they're an affiliate partner or not. Our ratings are based on things like:

• Licensing and regulatory standing
• Withdrawal speed and reliability
• Fairness of bonus terms and conditions
• Game library quality and provider diversity
• Customer support responsiveness
• Player complaint history

If a casino we earn money from gets a low score, it stays low. We've published critical reviews and warnings about casinos that have affiliate relationships with us, and we'll continue to do so when it's warranted.

We acknowledge the inherent tension: a site that earns more from certain casinos has a theoretical incentive to favour them. We try to counteract this through objective review criteria, transparency about these relationships, and by staying honest even when it costs us commercially.

Which Links Are Affiliate Links

Most links to casinos on Conly may be affiliate links. We don't mark every individual link with a specific label, but this disclosure page exists so you know the relationship is there. When in doubt — if you're clicking from a casino review, a comparison table, or a "visit casino" button — assume it may be an affiliate link.

This is consistent with how the majority of casino review sites operate, and it's required to be disclosed under FTC guidelines and similar regulations in other countries.

Casinos We Don't Recommend

Some casinos in our database have poor ratings because of slow withdrawals, predatory bonus terms, weak licensing, or a history of unresolved player complaints. We don't actively promote these casinos even if they have affiliate programs, and in some cases we mark them explicitly as ones to avoid.

Inclusion in our database doesn't mean we recommend a casino — check the review score and read the detailed review before signing up anywhere.

Questions

If you have questions about a specific casino's relationship with Conly or about how our editorial process works, get in touch. We're happy to clarify.