Altadefinizione Guide: Affiliate Disclosure 2026
This guide covers Altadefinizione for readers in the United States. It also lists casino operators. We earn money when you click some of those listings. Here is exactly how that works, and what it does not change.
Do you make money from these casinos?
Yes. Some operators listed on this guide pay us a commission when a reader clicks through and signs up or deposits. That is how we fund the research, writing and updates behind the Altadefinizione content here. You pay nothing extra. Bonus terms, odds and prices are the same whether you arrive through our link or go directly. We tell you this up front so you can weigh our recommendations with full context.
Does that change your rankings?
Commission is one input, not the only one. We rank operators by what we can verify: licence status, payment options, bonus mechanics, wagering terms and how clearly the rules are written. An operator that pays us but scores poorly on those checks does not get a top slot. An operator with no commission deal can still appear if it serves readers well. We do not promise a perfect or neutral ranking. We promise one built on stated criteria.
How is this different from advertising?
Advertising is a flat fee to appear. Affiliate placement is performance-based: we earn only when a reader takes an action. Neither is free of bias, which is why we disclose both. We do not run hidden sponsored posts. If a section is paid placement, it is labeled as such. Editorial pages, including our Altadefinizione coverage and operator reviews, are written by our team, not supplied by the operator.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. Operators cannot buy a better position in our editorial rankings. A commission agreement gets an operator considered for a listing. It does not guarantee a spot, a score or a favorable review. If an operator changes its terms for the worse, its position can drop regardless of what it pays us. Clearly marked promotional units may exist in the layout. Those are separate from ranked lists and are labeled.
What does an affiliate link look like?
An affiliate link is a button or text link that sends you to an operator's site with a tracking tag attached. The tag tells the operator that you came from us. That is how the commission is credited. The links sit in the page layout, such as buttons and cards, not buried in prose. You can ignore them and visit any operator directly. Clicking one does not commit you to anything.
What happens if you stop promoting an operator?
If we remove an operator, its listing comes down and its link stops working as a referral. Reasons include a lost licence, repeated payment complaints, unclear terms or a failed review. Commission is never a reason to keep a listing alive. Past readers keep whatever they agreed to with the operator. We simply stop recommending it. Gambling carries risk and is for adults of legal age only. Set limits, never stake money you cannot afford to lose, and use the self-exclusion and support tools operators provide if play stops being fun.