Affiliate disclosure

casinoboomerang.biz is free to read because some of the links on it are partner links. When you follow one of these links to the Boomerang website and open an account, the operator may pay us a commission through its affiliate programme. You don't pay anything extra, and the offer you see on the operator's site is the same one available to anyone else. This page explains how that arrangement works and what we do to keep it from shaping the content.

Which links are partner links

Buttons such as "Visit Boomerang" or "Play at Boomerang" and the button in the page header lead to the operator through a tracked partner address. In the page code these links are marked as sponsored. Links to other pages of this guide, to game studios or to help organisations such as Gambling Therapy are ordinary links and earn us nothing.

What the commission doesn't change

• We don't present Boomerang's terms as better than they are, and we don't quote bonus amounts we haven't verified.
• We don't describe the operator as licensed or trustworthy without a register entry you can check yourself.
• We show the costs of bonuses — wagering, maximum bets, deadlines — as plainly as their benefits.
• We recommend declining a bonus when the numbers don't fit, even though that may reduce how much a player deposits.

How partner commissions usually work

Casino affiliate programmes typically pay in one of a few ways: a one-off amount when a referred player makes a first deposit, a share of the revenue the operator earns from referred players over time, or a mix of both. The exact model in our agreement is confidential business information, but the principle matters for you as a reader: a revenue share means we earn more when referred players lose more. That is precisely the incentive a reader should know about, and it is why we put so much weight on limits, on declining unsuitable bonuses and on pointing to free help. A guide that only works when its readers lose isn't one we want to publish.

How we decide what to write about

Topics come from questions players actually have — how wagering is calculated, why a withdrawal is pending, how to check a licence — not from what the operator wants promoted. The operator doesn't see our pages before publication and has no right to change them. If the operator's terms change in a way that makes our description wrong, we correct the page, whether the change is good or bad for players.

Why we tell you this

Commission-based websites have an obvious incentive to push sign-ups. Being open about it lets you judge our pages accordingly. The best protection against any bias — ours included — is to check the operator's documents yourself; every page of this guide shows you where to look.

Age and responsibility

Our content is intended for adults aged 18 and over in places where online gambling is permitted. If you are under 18, please leave this site. If gambling is causing you problems, please don't follow partner links; free support is available from Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous.

Questions

If anything about our partner relationship is unclear, write to info@casinoboomerang.biz. More about how we work is on the about page, and the people behind the content are introduced on the author page.