How this site is paid for, in plain words

casinozodiac.net is free to read and carries no paid advertising banners. It is financed by affiliate commission: the casino's partner programme pays the site when a reader who arrived through one of its links goes on to play. You should know that before you click, so this page explains how the arrangement works, what it changes and what it does not.

What happens when you click a casino button

Every button and link that leads to the casino points first to an address on this site that starts with /go/. That address is a redirect: within a fraction of a second it forwards you to the operator's website. Two practical things follow. First, the destination can be maintained in one place, so a changed address does not leave broken buttons across dozens of pages. Second, the partner programme can recognise that your visit came from casinozodiac.net. Any cookies set after that point are set by the operator's site, under the operator's own privacy notice.

How the commission works

Partner programmes in the casino industry usually pay either a one-off amount for a new player or a share of the revenue that player generates over time. The exact model and rates are part of a commercial agreement and are not published here. What matters for you is the direction of the money: it flows from the operator to the site, never from you to the site, and it does not alter your deposit, bonus or withdrawal terms at the casino.

How the links are labelled

Commercial links on this site carry the attributes rel="nofollow sponsored" in the page code. They tell search engines that the link exists because of a business relationship, not as an editorial endorsement. Buttons use neutral wording such as "Go to the offer" or "Visit the casino site" and do not promise documents, guarantees or results that the operator has not published.

What the commission does not change

The maths of the games. House edge, volatility and the way bonus rounds work are described as they are, including when that makes a game look less exciting.
Unknowns. If a game's studio or RTP cannot be verified, the page says so instead of filling the gap with a flattering number.
Operator figures. Limits, payment times and bonus amounts belong to the operator's terms and cashier. We send you there rather than repeating figures that may have changed.
Safety information. Every section links to the responsible gambling page and the limits and self-exclusion guide, regardless of commercial interest.

Your choice stays yours

You never have to use our links. You can type the casino's address yourself, read the rules there and decide without us. If you do use the links, you support a site that explains games honestly. Either way, check the operator's licence in the regulator's public register and play only with money you can afford to lose. Questions about this arrangement can be sent to info@casinozodiac.net; more about the people behind the site is on the about page.

Frequently asked questions

Do I pay more if I use a link from this site?

No. The commission comes from the operator's partner programme, not from you. Deposits, bonuses and limits at the casino are the same whether you arrive through this site or type the address yourself.

Why do the links go through an address starting with /go/?

The /go/ address is a redirect on this site that forwards you to the casino. It lets the link be updated in one place, and the partner programme uses it to recognise that the visit came from casinozodiac.net.

Does the commission affect what the guides say?

It does not change the description of a game, its volatility, its house edge or the limits of what is known about it. If a detail is not verified, the page says so, even when a confident claim would sell better.

What does rel sponsored mean on the buttons?

It is a label in the page code that tells search engines the link is commercial. Every link to the casino on this site carries it, together with nofollow, so the relationship is visible to machines as well as to readers.