Affiliate Disclosure & Editorial Policy
How CS2WH makes money
CS2WH is reader-supported. When you sign up or deposit on a site through one of our links (the buttons and promo codes on our comparison pages and reviews), the operator may pay us a commission. These are standard affiliate agreements — typically a referral fee or a share of the operator's revenue from referred players.
This never costs you anything extra. Bonuses and promo codes we list are the same or better than what you would get going to the site directly.
What commissions do — and don't — affect
- Review scores are never for sale. Ratings come from our own testing — real deposits, real withdrawals, fairness checks — and an operator cannot pay to change a score. Sites that fail our checks are not listed, whatever they offer to pay.
- Rating-ordered lists on our comparison pages follow the tested scores.
- Some showcase modules (such as "Top 3" or featured placements) are curated by our editorial team and may include partners we work with commercially. The score shown next to a site is always its tested score, wherever the site appears.
- Whether an operator has an affiliate program does not decide whether we review it — but as a commercial site, our coverage naturally focuses on operators our readers can use.
Advertising
Separately from affiliate links, operators can enquire about advertising and featured placement via our advertise page. Advertising buys visibility, not verdicts: it does not change a review score, and it does not exempt an operator from our testing requirements.
How links work
Outbound operator links on this site route through our /go/ redirect so the operator knows we referred you, and they carry rel="sponsored" markup so search engines treat them as the commercial links they are.
Questions
More about who we are and how we test on our about page. Gambling involves risk — see our responsible gambling guide. For anything else, contact us.