How the Site Is Funded

crownscasino.biz is free to read, and it is fair to ask who pays for it. The short answer is partner commissions. This page explains how that works, what it does and does not change, and why a site that earns from casino sign-ups spends so much of its space telling readers to set limits.

What a partner link is

Some buttons on this site — usually labelled along the lines of "Go to the offer" — are partner links. They first pass through an address on this domain that begins with /go/, which forwards you to a partner's page. If you then open an account or deposit, the partner may pay this site a commission. Which landing page you see is decided by the partner and can differ by country, so the offer you are shown may not be the same for every reader. All such links are marked as sponsored for search engines.

Ordinary links inside the text — to our own guides, to Gambling Therapy, to TPO Cambodia — are not partner links and earn nothing.

Does it cost you anything?

No. The commission is paid by the partner from its own marketing budget; your deposit, your balance and the terms that apply to you are set by the operator and are not changed by the route you arrived through. If you prefer, you can type the operator's address yourself — you lose nothing by skipping our links.

What commissions cannot buy

Partners do not see pages before they go live and cannot edit them. They cannot remove a warning, soften the description of the law in Cambodia, or ask us to publish figures we have not verified. Pages about limits, self-exclusion and help services carry no partner buttons at the top, and every guide links back to the responsible gambling page.

There is an obvious tension in earning money from sign-ups while telling Cambodian citizens that the law does not allow them to gamble. We resolve it the only honest way: the legal position is stated plainly, wherever it matters, even though it reduces the number of people who click.

We are not part of Crowns

crownscasino.biz is not owned by, operated by or affiliated with the company that runs Crowns. The brand name is used to identify what the guides are about. Nothing on this site is a statement made on the operator's behalf; where we quote the operator's rules, we say so and point you to the source.

Spotted a problem?

If a page looks like it is selling rather than informing, or you find a factual error, write to info@crownscasino.biz or use the contact page. Corrections are checked against the source and the page is updated once the check is done.

Affiliate disclosure in one paragraph

This affiliate disclosure, in short: some links here are partner links; if you register or deposit after using one, the site may be paid a commission; that commission keeps the guides free and never decides their content. The same page that earns a commission will still tell you to set a deposit limit first, and will still tell you when not to play at all.

Readers sometimes ask whether a site funded this way can be trusted. The fairest test is to compare what a page says with what you can check yourself — the operator's terms, its footer, the regulator's register — and the guides are written so that every important claim can be checked that way.