Every link from this site to CasinoChan is an affiliate link. If you open an account after following one, this site is paid a commission by the operator.
That is the whole commercial arrangement, and this page exists because a disclosure buried in a footer does not do the job of one.
What it costs you
Nothing. Commission comes from the operator’s marketing budget, not from your balance.
Your deposit is the same, your bonus terms are the same, and your withdrawal is the same whether you arrive through a link here or type the casino’s address into your browser. There is no version of the offer that is worse for having come through an affiliate.
What the arrangement does not include
This is the part that separates one affiliate page from another.
No editorial control. The casino does not see pages before publication, cannot request changes and cannot have a page removed. There is no approval step.
No paid placement. No section here was bought, and no wording was supplied by the operator.
No suppression. The pages on this site publish, among other things:
- that Ontario and New Brunswick cannot register at all, under section 2.4 of the terms — roughly two in five Canadians,
- that a 1,850 CAD bonus at x40 requires 74,000 CAD of turnover,
- that table games clear wagering at 5% against slots’ 100%,
- that any bet over 8 CAD while a bonus is live can void it,
- that withdrawals from no-deposit bonus winnings are capped at 75 CAD,
- that the operator publishes no withdrawal processing time, so neither does this site.
None of that is material a casino would choose to put on a landing page. It is here because the arrangement does not extend to what gets written.
How the links are marked
Outbound links to the operator carry rel="sponsored nofollow". That is the markup search engines expect for paid links, and it is verifiable in the page source rather than something you have to take on trust.
The honest version of the incentive
An affiliate site is paid when you sign up. It is worth being clear-eyed about what that does and does not distort.
It gives this site a reason to want you to click. That much is unavoidable, and it applies to any page funded this way.
What it does not create is a reason to misdescribe the terms. A reader who registers from Ontario finds out within minutes that the account cannot be used. A reader who takes the maximum bonus without knowing about x40, or who voids one with a 10 CAD spin, does not come back and does not recommend the page to anyone. Accuracy and commission point the same direction here, which is a large part of why this site is built the way it is.
Where they genuinely conflict — where a fact makes signing up less likely — the fact is published. The list above is the evidence for that claim rather than an assurance about it.
Reading any affiliate page, including this one
Three questions do most of the work:
- Do the figures carry sources? A number without a source came from somewhere, and often from another affiliate page.
- Does the page name anything inconvenient? Wagering arithmetic, bet ceilings, excluded regions, missing published data. A page with none of these was written only to convert.
- What is missing? A review with no limitations section is not a review.
Apply them here as readily as anywhere else.
18+, or 19 where your province requires it. If gambling has stopped being entertainment, the responsible gambling page lists the provincial support lines.