Affiliate Disclosure — Reels1

When you click a Play button and land at Reels11, the offer you see on their page is the same one everyone else sees. Our referral relationship does not change the bonus size, does not change the wagering requirement, does not add a surcharge, and does not reveal any of your data to us. You see exactly what a reader coming in through Google or directly would see.

Following our outbound link tells the operator that this site sent you — that is the only reason we get paid. It does not reduce the bonus and it does not alter the terms. If you forget and type the URL into your browser instead, your account still works the same way; we just don't see the sign-up in our report. There is no penalty for not using the link.

Only the outbound links to the operator (the Play, Claim, Register, Visit casino buttons and the brand name in headings) are affiliate links. Internal links to other pages on this site, links to the regulator, links to support services and helplines (Gambling Help Online, Lifeline, Gamban, BetBlocker), and links in the Responsible Gambling page are not affiliate links. We make nothing from them.

The operator pays us either a fixed amount when a new reader deposits (CPA) or a share of the net revenue that reader generates over the lifetime of the account (revenue share). Which model applies depends on the agreement; most of the reviews on this site are on revenue share, which means we only earn anything if the operator keeps the player for more than a session or two. No fee is tied to a specific review outcome.

This disclosure is made in line with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) guidance on affiliate marketing and endorsements. It is also consistent with the FTC guidance (US) because this site is read internationally. If you are a regulator or a journalist looking to verify a specific relationship, the Contact page is the fastest route to the editor.