Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: April 12, 2026

Transparency matters. At Bookie.tips, we believe you deserve to know exactly how our business works and how we make money. This page explains our affiliate relationships in plain, clear language.

1. What Is an Affiliate Relationship?

Bookie.tips partners with licensed sports-betting operators. When you click a "Place Bet", "Claim Bonus", or similar link on our site and then register or place a bet with that operator, we may receive a commission.

This is called affiliate marketing — the same model used by major websites like NerdWallet, The Points Guy, and Wirecutter.

Our current partners. As of June 2026, we have affiliate agreements with MyBookie and XBet (US and international users) and SpinLynx (UK, Europe and other international markets). We update this list as partnerships change.

2. How We Earn

Model	What it means
CPA (Cost Per Acquisition)	A one-time commission when a user signs up and makes a qualifying deposit
Revenue Share	An ongoing percentage of the operator's net revenue from users we referred
Hybrid	A combination of CPA + Revenue Share
CPL (Cost Per Lead)	A smaller commission for registrations, even without a deposit

We never charge you anything. Our services are 100% free to use. The commission is paid entirely by the operator.

3. Does This Affect Your Experience?

What stays the same

• The odds, bonuses, and terms you receive are identical whether you arrive via our link or directly from the operator's website
• Your account, deposits, and withdrawals are managed entirely by the operator, not by us
• Our affiliate links do not add cost to you in any way

What may be influenced

• Which operators we feature. We prioritise operators we have affiliate agreements with — we do not feature every legal operator in the world.
• Which bonuses we highlight. We may emphasise promotions available to our users.
• Ranking and placement. Featured operators may appear more prominently.

However, we only recommend operators we believe offer legitimate value — licensed, reputable, and fair. We do not promote unlicensed or unsafe operators for commission alone.

4. Editorial Independence

Our AI predictions, confidence scores, and track record are generated independently of our affiliate relationships:

• Predictions are based on statistical models and sports data — not on which operator pays us more
• Confidence scores reflect statistical probability — not affiliate priority
• Win/loss results are verified against actual game outcomes — not altered to favour partners

If a prediction loses, we report it as a loss. We believe long-term trust is worth more than short-term clicks.

5. Geo-Based Routing

Based on your location, we may show you different affiliate links — US users see operators licensed in their state, UK users see UK Gambling Commission-licensed operators, and so on. This is for your benefit: you only see operators you can legally register with.

6. FTC and Legal Compliance

This disclosure complies with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 16 CFR Part 255 — "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising." We also comply with UK ASA guidelines, EU Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) rules, and Israeli Consumer Protection Law disclosure requirements.

7. No Guarantees

Affiliate partnerships do not change the fundamental nature of sports betting:

• You can lose money. Every bet involves risk.
• Bonuses often have wagering requirements. Read operator terms before claiming.
• We are not responsible for the operator's conduct, payouts, or disputes.

See our Terms of Service and Responsible Gambling pages.

8. Our Promise to You

9. Questions?

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, or want to suggest an operator we should consider partnering with:

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