Partners, after a written yes

Updated 16 October 2026 · Bayo Fesobi

A partner sends adults through a link that can be counted. Commission follows only if those people register and then meet the activity the contract names. A number guessed off a banner is not a rate.

Applications that get read

• A site or a channel whose readers are already 18 or older.
• A review desk or an entertainment publisher with an audience you can describe.
• A creator who will put a plain 18+ line beside any casino mention.

Bought traffic from minors, a page that promises a sure win, and a placement that would break advertising rules are turned down.

The sentence you are allowed to use

The public match is as much as £3,000 and 250 rounds across three payments, plus whatever no-payment rounds are live that week. Use the wording and the URL issued for that campaign. Leave the multiple and the end date where a reader can see them. Do not trim the offer until the conditions vanish. The public rows are on bonuses.

From the first email to a report

1. Mail [email protected] with the properties you will use and the countries those readers are in.
2. A sample page and the audience are looked at.
3. A yes comes with links that are yours alone.
4. A registration and qualifying play stick to that link.
5. The report lists clicks, sign-ups and whether commission is due. Money moves on the calendar in the contract.

What the placement must not do

• Hide that the piece is an advert where the law says it must be marked.
• Drop the 18+ line, or the link to safer-play help, from a page you control.
• Pose as the Valter Casino desk, or invent a licence number.
• Buy the brand name in paid search unless the contract says that buy is allowed.

The usual shapes are a share of revenue, a fee for each player who qualifies, or both. Commission tied to a profile closed for fraud or offer abuse can be taken back. That clawback is in the contract, not in this paragraph.