Affiliate Disclosure

We earn commission on new sign-ups. It does not affect our ratings. That is the entire message of this page in one line — the rest fills in the mechanics, the guardrails, and the international disclosure frameworks the arrangement sits inside. If you read only one legal page on the Site, read this one.

What is affiliate marketing

Affiliate marketing is a commercial arrangement where a publisher — in our case, the Site — earns commission when a reader clicks a tracked link, lands on an operator’s website, and completes a qualifying action such as opening an account and making a first deposit. The tracking runs through link parameters and cookies belonging to the operator’s affiliate platform, not through anything on our servers. The commission is a payment from the operator to the publisher, out of the operator’s marketing budget. It is not a charge on the reader.

How we earn (commission on new sign-ups)

New sign-ups pay. When you follow a commercial link on the Site — usually a button labelled “Sign Up,” “Register,” “Claim Bonus,” or something similar — the operator’s system attributes the introduction to us. If you go on to open an account and meet the qualifying threshold the operator sets for affiliate reporting (typically a first deposit above a minimum figure), the operator credits us with a share of the revenue you generate. The specific share is set unilaterally by the operator and revised from time to time. Existing account-holders who click a link do not usually count as new referrals under the operator’s rules.

How it affects reviews (transparency about compensation vs editorial independence)

Commercial compensation sits in one column and editorial judgement in another. Reviews are written by the editorial team, tested against real accounts, and scored on the same six criteria — payments, cricket and sport coverage, casino product, mobile experience, support, and bonus fairness — regardless of commission rate. We call out weaknesses where we find them: strict wagering multipliers, KYC-triggered withdrawal holds, min-withdraw floors that do not match min-deposit floors, and support queues that lengthen at PSL match times. If a page reads as unqualified praise, that reflects the writer’s actual conclusion after testing, not payment.

Which operator we cover (Mostbet Pakistan)

The Site is dedicated to one operator: Mostbet, in its Pakistan-facing configuration. Mostbet is the trading name of a platform operated by Bizbon N.V., a company registered in the Republic of Cyprus, licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Authority under registration 8048/JAZ2016-065, and active since 2009. We do not run a comparison site that ranks Mostbet against dozens of competitors and pockets whichever operator’s referral pays best that week. Covering a single operator narrows the writing — it also narrows the perverse incentive that plagues multi-brand affiliate portfolios.

Our editorial policy

The editorial policy the Site follows has a short list of rules. Reviews name real numbers with real timestamps — for example, a 47-minute JazzCash withdrawal logged in June 2026. Weaknesses are stated in the same voice as strengths, not softened into “considerations.” Bonus terms are quoted in the operator’s own words where they materially affect the reader’s arithmetic, especially the 60x wagering multiplier and the 30-day window on the welcome offer. Screenshots are ours or credited to their source. Where a claim leans on a single unverified source — celebrity endorsements being the most common example — we drop the claim rather than repeat it.

FTC / UK / EU compliance style

Our disclosure standard is written to satisfy the strictest of the frameworks a reader of this Site might plausibly sit under. In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission’s Endorsement Guides require clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections between a publisher and the entity whose product is reviewed; this page, the footer disclosure on every Site page, and the “sponsored” and “nofollow” attributes on commercial links together meet that standard. In the United Kingdom, the Advertising Standards Authority and the Competition and Markets Authority take a similar line under CAP Code rules and the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations. In the European Union, the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive imposes analogous obligations. Readers in Pakistan are not the primary audience for any of these regulators, but the standard we adopt is high enough to travel.

Not paid to praise

To draw the boundary as brightly as possible: the operator does not pre-approve articles, does not receive drafts before publication, has no right of veto over editorial content, and does not pay us a bonus or penalty tied to review score. If the operator pulled out of the affiliate programme tomorrow, the reviews would stay online and keep getting updated. Commercial CTAs would come off the pages at that point, but the criticisms would not soften. That is the difference between a publisher who happens to earn commission and a marketing site whose entire text is written to sell.

Contact

Questions about the disclosure, correction requests, or press enquiries about editorial process go to [email protected]. Please include the URL of the page you are referring to. Visit the Mostbet Pakistan main review for the full editorial breakdown of the operator we cover.