Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: January 2026
At angeliaami.com, we believe you should know how this website is funded. This page explains our affiliate relationships, how they affect (and do not affect) our content, and what you should consider before acting on anything you read here.
1. We Earn Affiliate Commissions
angeliaami.com is an independent information and review website focused on Lucky Ones casino. Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one of these links and then register, deposit, or play at the linked casino, we may receive a commission from the operator or its affiliate program.
Commissions may be paid as:
- a one-off fee for each new player referred (often called CPA, or cost per acquisition);
- a percentage of the net revenue the operator earns from referred players (revenue share); or
- a combination of both.
Using our links costs you nothing extra. However, under a revenue share arrangement, our earnings can be linked to player losses. You should keep this in mind when reading any website that promotes gambling, including this one.
2. Commissions Do Not Determine Our Reviews
Our editorial opinions are not for sale. Affiliate commissions do not determine our ratings, review conclusions, or the order in which information is presented. In particular:
- Operators cannot pay to change a rating, remove criticism, or approve our content before publication.
- We report negative findings, such as restrictive bonus terms, withdrawal limits, slow payouts, or licensing concerns, whether or not an affiliate relationship exists.
- We assess casinos against consistent criteria, including licensing and regulation, bonus terms and wagering requirements, payment methods and withdrawal times, game selection, customer support, and responsible gambling tools.
- We update reviews when we become aware of material changes to an operator's terms or conduct.
Our reviews reflect our honest opinion at the time of writing. Casino terms, bonuses, and conditions change often, so always check the current terms directly on the operator's website before signing up.
3. How to Identify Affiliate and Sponsored Links
We aim to make commercial links easy to recognise. On angeliaami.com:
- Call-to-action buttons such as "Visit Casino," "Claim Bonus," "Play Now," or "Sign Up" that point to a casino are affiliate links.
- Links to casino websites within reviews, comparison tables, and bonus listings should be treated as affiliate links unless we state otherwise.
- Affiliate links may route through a redirect or tracking URL (for example, a link containing "/go/" or "/visit/") before reaching the operator's site.
- Sponsored content, meaning any content an operator has paid to have published or featured, will be clearly labelled "Sponsored" or "Advertisement" at the top of the page or section.
Links to regulators, government bodies, and support services, such as ACMA, Gambling Help Online, and BetStop, are never affiliate links.
4. Australian Legal and Compliance Statement
We aim to publish disclosures that are honest and not misleading, consistent with the Australian Consumer Law, which is administered by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). This page is intended to give you clear information about our commercial relationships so you can judge our content for yourself.
Important information for readers in Australia: Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth), it is illegal to provide online casino services, such as online pokies, roulette, and blackjack played for money, to people located in Australia. It is also unlawful to advertise prohibited interactive gambling services to Australians. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) enforces these rules and regularly blocks access to illegal offshore gambling websites.
Please be aware of the following:
- Offshore online casinos are not licensed or regulated in Australia. If something goes wrong, such as a refused withdrawal, a frozen account, or a dispute over terms, you may have little or no legal recourse.
- Australian consumer protections and the BetStop national self-exclusion scheme may not apply to offshore casino operators.
- You can check whether a gambling website has been blocked by ACMA, and learn more about the law, at