Affiliate disclosure

Applies to every screen of brisksbet.com

Canadian competition law calls this a material connection and requires it disclosed where you can't miss it. Agreed. Here's the whole arrangement, in questions.

How does Brisks Bet make money?

Through affiliate agreements with 888, TonyBet and Betty. Buttons marked "Visit" a casino carry an anonymous tracking token; if you open an account after tapping one, that casino may pay us a referral commission. The token identifies the tap, never you.

Does that cost me anything?

Nothing. Your deposits, odds, offers and terms are identical whether you arrive through Brisks Bet or type the address yourself. Commissions come from the operator's marketing budget, not your balance.

Can commissions buy a better Deck Score?

No. The method publishes its complete input list — wagering weight, game weighting, clocks and caps, value form. Commission isn't on the list, in any direction, at any weight. An offer that earns 7.3 shows 7.3, with the funding banner still overhead.

Why does Brisks Bet cover these three casinos?

Editorially: depth beats breadth, and we'd rather read a few operators' terms completely than skim the field. Commercially: 888, TonyBet and Betty pay the commissions. Both facts are true, which is why we say them together — our scores compare these three with each other, not with the whole market. Weigh them accordingly.

What do we commit to?

• The disclosure banner rides above every screen, before any offer.
• Referral links carry rel="sponsored" — machine-readable honesty.
• No invented reviews, ratings, testimonials or user counts, anywhere.
• Plain answers about the arrangement: [email protected], subject DISCLOSURE.