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Commercial transparency

Affiliate and advertising disclosure

Commercial relationships may fund iGaming Atlas, but they do not determine regulatory status, editorial findings or operator ranking.

Current commercial state

No live affiliate offer links are active. A useful regulatory page may be indexable after its local content gate; experience evidence is still required before any commercial action can become eligible.

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active placements

What a commercial link means

If a link can generate a commission, the page states this before or beside the action. The action is visibly labelled Affiliate link or Sponsored; the disclosure is not hidden in a tooltip or accessible-only text.

Compensated links use sponsored and nofollow link attributes. Those technical attributes do not replace the consumer disclosure. Paid placement, sponsorship and any material influence are identified in plain language.

A commission cannot upgrade an operator from restricted to licensed, suppress adverse evidence or change a score. Regulatory and editorial records remain visible when a commercial relationship exists.

Publication control

Six gates before a link appears

Passing the licence evidence gate is necessary, but it is only the first control.

1

Regulatory evidence

The exact operator entity, consumer domain, product and current local status must match a primary source.

2

Local publication rules

Age, advertising, promotion, compensation and safer-gambling requirements are reviewed for that jurisdiction.

3

Useful local content

The page must answer a distinct local task and add material information beyond a repeated operator template.

4

Experience evidence

Testing claims require a dated ledger, clear limitations and evidence that can be checked by an editor.

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Offer controls

The programme, destination, primary terms, start date, expiry and current review date are recorded separately.

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Monitoring and removal

A placement must be removable by market, operator, programme or offer when any hard gate changes.

Lifecycle

Commercial maturity model

A page cannot skip from a regulatory record directly to an affiliate action.

  1. 1Evidence readyOfficial entity, domain, product and licence evidence is current.
  2. 2Index readyThe page owns a useful query and adds material local information.
  3. 3Experience readyDated testing and its limitations are documented.
  4. 4Commercial readyProgramme, offer, disclosure, geo and legal gates are approved.
  5. 5ActiveA labelled placement is inside its validity window and monitored.
  6. 6SuspendedA hard gate failed and every affected commercial action is disabled.
  7. 7ExpiredThe offer or approval window ended; the historical record is retained.

Commercial separation

Commission, CPA and partner preference are not inputs to legal status, ranking or evidence quality.

Visible terms

Material conditions, validity dates and exclusions must be readable before the user acts.

Fail closed

Unknown location, stale evidence, an expired offer or a market hold disables the commercial action.

Corrections and conflicts

Readers, regulators and operators can report an incorrect status, stale term or undisclosed conflict. Material corrections are handled under the Atlas corrections policy and do not require partner approval.