How rewinly.com earns money and what that means for our pages.
Updated 23 October 2026 · rewinly.com editorial team
rewinly.com is free to read because gambling operators pay us. This page explains how, so you can judge our pages with that in mind. It sits alongside the disclaimer, which covers the limits of what we publish, and the terms of use.
Sportsbooks and casinos that run affiliate programmes. A reader who reaches a sportsbook from our pages and registers there may earn Kohlstone New Media FZ-LLC a one-off fee, a share of the revenue it makes from that customer, or a mix of both. In addition, some blocks and mentions on the site are paid placements: a featured resource on the homepage or a brand named in a general text because a fee was paid for it.
No. Operators pay affiliates from what they spend on acquiring customers. You get the identical welcome offer, cashback rate and odds via our button or by typing the operator's address by hand. Where an operator gives our readers a special code, we say so on the page.
| Place on the site | What the link is |
|---|---|
| "Visit Site", "Join Now" and "Visit" buttons in rankings and reviews | affiliate link through a /go/ address |
| Floating offer bar on mobile | affiliate link through /go/ |
| Featured resource blocks and some brand mentions | paid placement |
| "Read Review" and "How to Bet" links, links inside guides and news | ordinary editorial links, nobody pays for them |
Clicking a /go/ link sets two short-lived cookies so the redirect can be credited; they are described in our privacy & cookie notice.
It can decide who is on the list. We mostly feature operators we have an agreement with, and the terms of those agreements can affect which brand appears first or gets the widest block. What money does not buy is the content of a review: the cashback percentage, the wagering requirement, the payment methods and the drawbacks we found are reported the same way for every operator, paying or not. If a partner cuts its cashback or slows its payouts, the page says so.
Reviews are written from the operator's published terms and from our own look at the site: registration, deposit options, the cashback rules and the support channels. Partners do not see reviews before publication and cannot ask us to remove criticism. When a reader shows us that a figure is wrong, we correct it whatever the commercial relationship.
No. The cashback described in our reviews is the operator's own promotion, paid by the operator under its own rules. rewinly.com does not top it up, share its commission with readers or run a rebate scheme of its own. If a page ever mentions an extra reward available only through our link, it will say who pays it and on what conditions.
The South Africa section follows the same model: buttons that lead to a bookmaker are affiliate links, guides and explainers are editorial. News items are written for information and carry no payment from the companies they mention. When a sponsored item is published, it is labelled as such at the top, not hidden in a footnote.
Our pages are a shortcut, not the final word. Before you deposit, confirm on the operator's own site that it accepts players from your state or country, read the full promotion terms, and look at the withdrawal rules. You must be 21 or over in the United States and of legal age wherever you live. If gambling stops being fun, US readers can call 1-800-MY-RESET.
If the way the site earns money changes – a new type of partnership, sponsored articles, display advertising – this page gets rewritten before the change goes live, with a fresh "Updated" line.
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