Affiliate Disclosure
Before you trust a review, you should know who pays for it. spassinocasino.biz is funded by affiliate commissions. This page says so plainly and explains what that does and does not mean for you, and which lines no commission will move.
Where the money comes from
The buttons and links that lead to Spassino are affiliate links. They run through the partner programme behind the Spassino brand. If you register after clicking one and then play with the operator, this site may receive a commission. Affiliate deals in this industry take different shapes, such as a one-off fee per new player or a share of the operator's revenue. We do not publish the details of individual agreements, but the fact that a commission exists matters to you, so we state it openly.
Affiliate links carry rel="sponsored" in the page code, so search engines also see them as paid links.
What it means for you
- No extra cost. The commission comes out of the operator's revenue. Your terms, bonuses and limits are the same as if you had typed the address yourself.
- No obligation. Every guide on this site can be read without clicking a single partner link.
- No special access. Earning a commission gives us no view of your account and no ability to sort things out with the operator on your behalf.
Rules that keep us independent
The obvious weakness of an affiliate model is that praising everything pays best. These editorial rules apply regardless of commission:
- The operator has no say over our texts and does not see them before publication.
- Every bonus write-up covers wagering requirements and restrictions, not just the headline reward.
- Figures we cannot verify, such as minimum deposits, payout times or bonus percentages, are not presented as facts. We point you to the cashier and the operator's terms, where they are binding.
- We never claim to have tested something we have not tested.
- Safer-gambling tools and free help from Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous stay visible on the site even if that means fewer sign-ups.
Claims we will never make
Our main audience is in Slovenia, where the biggest risk to a reader is not a weak bonus but a wrong idea about legality. Games of chance there are an exclusive right of the state, run by concession holders under the Gaming Act (ZIS) and supervised by the Financial Administration (FURS); the Ministry of Finance publishes the list of concession holders. At the time of writing we could not confirm Spassino as a Slovenian concession holder — the list is public, check it yourself. You will therefore never read on this site that Spassino is "legal", "licensed", "regulated" or "safe" in Slovenia, however many clicks such wording might bring. Readers elsewhere should check their own country's rules in the same way. Our Spassino review and responsible gambling page explain how.
Corrections
Operators change their terms often and without notice. If you spot something out of date, we will correct it once verified, whether the correction suits Spassino or not. Content on the site is written by Urška Podgornik, who is responsible for the editorial rules on this page.
Related pages
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