Affiliate Disclosure

This page explains, without euphemisms, how casinohugo.biz pays for itself and what that means for the guides you read here. If you only remember one sentence, let it be this: some buttons on this site are partner links, and we may earn a commission when a reader who follows one later registers with an operator.

How the money comes in

casinohugo.biz takes part in affiliate (partner) programmes run for online casino operators. Our buttons point to a short address on our own domain, under /go/, which redirects to the partner's page. If you register there, the programme may pay us a fee, either once or as a share of the revenue generated by the referred account, depending on the agreement. That income pays for writing and maintaining the guides.

What it costs you

Nothing extra. Commission is paid by the partner programme and is not taken from your deposits, winnings or bonuses. The conditions that apply to you are the ones shown on the partner's page and in the operator's terms, so read them there before you accept anything.

Why our buttons say "offer" and not a brand name

The redirect behind our buttons can send readers from different countries to different offers, and occasionally to a different operator from the one a guide discusses. Putting a single brand name on such a button would promise something we cannot guarantee. That is why the buttons read "Go to the offer" or "See the offer", and why we recommend reading the page you land on before typing in any details.

Relationship with Hugo

casinohugo.biz is an independent editorial project. It is not owned, operated or controlled by the Hugo brand or any casino group, and we do not speak for any operator. Brand and game names are used to identify what we write about; logos and screenshots belong to their owners.

How independence is kept in practice

The game guides are built from data a reader can check: paytables, info panels, provider pages and the operator's published terms. Figures we cannot confirm are left out rather than estimated. A game with extreme volatility is described as hard on small budgets, and a bonus rule that works against players is explained with the arithmetic — regardless of commercial agreements. No operator sees a page before it is published.

Player safety comes first

Commercial interest never overrides responsible-gambling information. Pages about bonuses and payments point to deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and the responsible gambling page lists free international help. Our content is for adults aged 18 or over. Gambling is entertainment that costs money, not a way to earn it.

Types of links on this site

There are two kinds of outbound links. Partner links, which carry the sponsored attribute and go through our /go/ addresses, may generate a commission. Informational links — for example to a help service or a public register — carry no tracking and earn nothing. Internal links simply move you between our own guides.

Corrections and questions

If you think a page is wrong or reads like advertising, tell us at info@casinohugo.biz with the address of the page. We check the source before changing anything and correct confirmed errors openly. Who writes the guides is explained on the about page and the author page.

Affiliate disclosure in one paragraph

This affiliate disclosure exists so that the business model is never hidden: partner links fund the site, they cost readers nothing, and they do not buy a better description of any game, bonus or operator. If a reader ends up worse informed because of a commercial link, the site has failed at the only thing it is for.

FAQ

Does using your links cost me anything?
No. Any commission is paid by the partner programme, not deducted from your deposits or winnings. Read the offer's own conditions on the page you land on, because those are what apply to you.
Why do your buttons not name the casino?
Our partner links pass through a redirect that can show a different offer depending on your country. Labelling the button with one brand could then be misleading, so the buttons describe an offer instead.
Can an operator pay for a better review?
No. Game guides and the review are written from published game data and the operator's own terms, and weaknesses stay in the text whatever the commercial relationship is.
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