Bet2Beat earns money when you sign up with an operator through our links.
That’s the one-sentence version. Everything below explains exactly how it works, what it affects, and — just as importantly — what it doesn’t.
Last updated: July 2026
Bet2Beat is an independent affiliate website. We publish reviews, guides, and comparisons of online casinos and sportsbooks for US players. This page explains how we make money, what effect that has on our content, and what it means for you as a reader.
We publish this disclosure in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255), which require clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections between publishers and the companies they feature.
How Bet2Beat Makes Money
Bet2Beat earns revenue through affiliate marketing. When you click a link to an online casino or sportsbook on our site and complete a qualifying action — typically registering an account, making a deposit, or placing a first bet — the operator pays us a commission. This commission comes entirely from the operator. It does not cost you anything extra and does not affect the bonus or offer you receive.
This is our primary source of revenue. It funds the ongoing costs of running the site — hosting, research, real-money withdrawal testing, content production, and platform maintenance.
We do not charge readers subscription fees. We do not sell advertising space in the traditional sense. We do not accept payment in exchange for positive coverage or guaranteed rankings.
What Our Affiliate Relationships Do and Do Not Affect
What affiliate relationships do not affect:
- The factual content of our reviews — licensing status, withdrawal times, bonus terms, restricted states, and complaint records are documented from testing and primary sources regardless of whether an operator is an affiliate partner
- Our right to publish negative findings about any operator, including affiliate partners
- Our right to downgrade or remove recommendations when operator performance declines
- Our methodology for evaluating platforms — described in full on our How We Rank Online Casinos page
What affiliate relationships may affect:
- Which operators appear on the site — we are more likely to have reviewed and featured platforms we have affiliate agreements with, which means some operators may not appear on Bet2Beat simply because we have no commercial relationship with them
- The order in which operators appear in ranked lists — commercial considerations can influence ranking order among platforms that score similarly on our evaluation criteria. Where this applies, it’s a tie-breaking factor applied after quality assessment, not a replacement for it
- Which platforms receive the most prominent placement — featured positions, call-to-action buttons, and highlighted recommendations are commercially influenced
We believe readers deserve to know this. Most affiliate gambling sites don’t disclose that ranking order can be commercially influenced. We do, because it’s the honest thing to say.
Operators We Have Affiliate Relationships With
As of July 2026, Bet2Beat has affiliate relationships with the following operators:
This list reflects current relationships and is updated when relationships are added or ended. Operators not on this list may still be mentioned in our content for informational purposes — if we have no affiliate relationship, no commission is earned when you click through to them.
Our Editorial Standards
Affiliate income depends on reader trust. If our reviews are inaccurate or misleading, readers stop using the site and our income disappears. This creates a direct commercial incentive to be accurate, which aligns with our editorial values.
Our reviews are based on real-money account testing — actual deposits, withdrawal requests, support interactions, and bonus term verification — carried out by Bet2Beat’s research team and published under the shared “Han Wilson” editorial byline, following the process set out in our Editorial Policy. We don’t publish reviews based on operator-provided information alone, and we don’t accept sponsored content in the form of paid-for positive reviews.
Where we’ve found genuine problems with platforms — slow payouts, restrictive bonus terms, KYC issues, licensing concerns — we publish those findings regardless of affiliate relationship.
Who’s actually accountable for what gets published — including this page — is disclosed on our About Us page.
Third-Party Links
Every link to an operator on Bet2Beat is an affiliate link unless explicitly stated otherwise. When you click through and complete a qualifying action, we earn a commission. This is standard practice across the online gambling affiliate industry and is disclosed here in compliance with FTC guidelines.
Once you click through to a third-party operator, their own terms of service, privacy policy, and responsible gambling tools apply. We are not responsible for the content, practices, or conduct of any third-party platform. We recommend reading each operator’s terms carefully before depositing.
Fair question, and you should read any affiliate site with that relationship in mind, including this one. What we offer is a documented process applied the same way to every operator regardless of commission: licensing claims checked against what’s verifiable, bonus math calculated in real dollars, withdrawal timelines documented by method, and complaint patterns reviewed before publication.
Full methodology: Editorial Policy.
Not the underlying rating. Commission can act as a tie-breaker in ranking order between operators that score similarly on our evaluation criteria, and it affects which operators we prioritize for review in the first place. It does not change a rating, and it does not remove documented negative findings.
No. The commission is paid by the operator from their marketing budget. The bonus offers and account terms you receive are identical whether you arrive via Bet2Beat or go directly to the operator’s site.
Yes. The FTC’s Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials (16 CFR Part 255) require clear disclosure of material connections between a publisher and the companies it features. This page exists to meet that requirement, and because we think readers deciding where to deposit real money are entitled to understand the commercial relationships behind any review site they read.
We investigate documented, reported issues, and a pattern of unresolved problems affects that operator’s review and rating regardless of affiliate status. We can’t act as a dispute mediator between you and an operator — for that, use the operator’s own complaints process or the dispute resolution service tied to its licensing jurisdiction.
To report a concern to us: email [email protected] with specific details.
Responsible Gambling
Bet2Beat is an information resource, not a gambling operator. We do not accept deposits, process bets, or hold player funds. All content on this site is intended for adults aged 18 or 21 and over depending on jurisdiction. Gambling carries financial risk and should be treated as entertainment, not a source of income.
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Contact
Questions about this disclosure or our affiliate relationships can be sent to [email protected] or via our contact page.
This policy was last reviewed in July 2026 and applies to all content published on bet2beat.com.
