BookiePayout

Affiliate disclosure

Short answer

BookiePayout currently has no affiliate or other commercial relationship with any bookmaker, and no link on this site is paid. If that changes, this page will list each relationship, and paid links will be clearly labelled.

Current relationships

None. We do not earn commission from any bookmaker or payment provider named on BookiePayout. Links to bookmakers’ help pages are there as sources, so you can check what we say.

If we earn commission in future

Many comparison sites are paid by bookmakers when a reader opens an account. If BookiePayout joins a bookmaker’s affiliate programme, these rules apply:

  • Labelled links. A paid link will say it is a commercial link, and will carry the rel="sponsored" attribute so search engines know it is paid.
  • No effect on comparisons. Which bookmakers appear, what we say about them and the order of every table follow the methodology, not commission. Bookmakers without a relationship stay in every comparison.
  • No paid links on sensitive pages. Pages about complaints, verification problems, closed accounts, self-exclusion and responsible gambling will never carry commercial links or calls to open an account.
  • Suppressed when expired. If a relationship ends or its approval expires, the commercial link disappears and the editorial content stays.
  • This page lists them. Each relationship will be listed here with the date it started.

Why we tell you this

UK advertising rules require affiliate marketing to be obviously identifiable as marketing,1 and readers deserve to know when a recommendation could be paid. We would rather show you the evidence than ask you to trust a ranking.

Sources

Each number links to the page we checked. We keep a dated copy of every source for our records; the operator's live page may have changed since.

  1. Online Affiliate Marketing ASA | CAP. checked 19 October 2026.