Affiliate disclosure
Transparency matters to us: some links on this website are affiliate links. If you follow one and register or deposit with the operator, we may receive a commission – at no cost or disadvantage to you. Treat every such button and banner as an advertisement.
Which links are affiliate links
Buttons such as “Sign up” and “Login”, the game cards and the banners lead through our local /go/ redirect to the operator’s website. The address the redirect sends you to contains an identifier that tells the operator the visit came from this site. Plain links to other websites – regulators, help services, sources – are not affiliate links.
How we earn
When you open an account or make a deposit with the operator after following such a link, the operator may pay us a commission under our affiliate agreement. You pay exactly the same as anyone who arrives at the operator directly; the commission comes out of the operator’s marketing budget, not out of your deposit or your bonus.
How to recognise them
- Hover over a button or card: the link target starts with
rainbet-aus.co/go/. - In the page source, every such link carries
rel="sponsored"(together withnofollowandnoopener), the standard signal that a link is commercial. - Before you leave the site, an intermediate page asks you to confirm your age – another sign that you are about to be redirected to the operator.
Advertisement labelling. Because we may be paid for sign-ups and deposits, every partner button, card and banner on this website is advertising material for the operator, and this whole website should be read as an affiliate website rather than as a consumer organisation’s independent test. We say this plainly so that no one mistakes a commercial link for a neutral recommendation.
Editorial independence
The commission does not influence what we write. Recommendations and warnings follow editorial criteria, not the size of a possible payment. We describe risks – the offshore licence, the absence of Australian consumer protection, the possibility of an ACMA block, changeable bonus terms – as plainly as we describe features. Who writes and checks the content is on the editorial team page.
The operator is offshore
The operator we link to is licensed in Anjouan (Union of Comoros), an offshore jurisdiction. It is not licensed in Australia, no Australian regulator supervises it, BetStop does not cover it and Australian dispute bodies cannot help you with it. Offering online casino games to people in Australia is prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth), and ACMA can block the operator’s website and affiliate websites like this one without notice. We explain what that means for you on Is Rainbet legal in Australia? and on the operator details page.
Verifiable facts and the Australian Consumer Law
The Australian Consumer Law, enforced by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct and false or misleading representations – including in online reviews, comparisons and affiliate content. We take that seriously: we present only facts we can verify on the operator’s own pages, we date every check (last check: 8 September 2026), we publish no invented bonus figures, licence data or payout times, we never describe an offer as “risk-free” or a win as “guaranteed”, and we correct errors as soon as they are confirmed.
Questions
If anything about our affiliate relationship is unclear, write to info@rainbet-aus.co. Our terms of use and privacy policy describe the framework in more detail.