How Our Affiliate Model Works

By NextSpinMY Editorial TeamLast updated 17 September 2026

NextSpinMY is funded through affiliate marketing. This page explains what that means in plain language: how tracked links work, how commission is earned, why it does not cost you anything, why we disclose it, and what the arrangement does not make us.

What affiliate marketing is

Affiliate marketing is a referral arrangement. A website publishes content, includes links to a company's product, and the company pays the website when a visitor who arrived through one of those links takes a defined action. For online casinos the action is typically registering an account or making a deposit.

NextSpinMY has this kind of relationship with the operator behind the nextspimy brand. It is the only way the site is funded. We do not sell advertising space, and we do not charge readers.

How tracked links work

Some links on this site lead to the operator's website. Those links carry a tracking reference that tells the operator the visitor came from NextSpinMY. If that visitor then registers or deposits, the operator's system attributes the action to us and calculates a commission according to the terms of our agreement with them.

We do not publish the commission rate or structure here because those terms belong to the agreement and can change. The important point is that any commission is paid by the operator, not by you.

Why it does not cost you anything

The price of any product on the operator's site is set by the operator. It is the same whether you arrive through a tracked link, a search engine or by typing the address directly. There is no mark-up, no fee and no hidden charge added because you came from NextSpinMY. Commission is a marketing expense on the operator's side.

Equally, using our link does not give you access to anything you could not get on your own. If a promotion appears on the operator's page, it is available regardless of how you arrived. We do not publish promotional values unless they have been verified; where we cannot verify a figure, we ask you to check the operator's current terms.

Why disclosure matters

A reader who does not know that a site earns commission cannot judge its advice fairly. We would rather you know. That is why this page exists, why the about page states the funding model plainly, and why our editorial policy sets out how we keep commission away from editorial decisions.

The rules we apply to ourselves are:

• The operator does not write, edit or approve our content.
• Commission does not decide which topics we cover or which risks we mention.
• Promotional claims are always attributed to the operator, never presented as our own findings.
• Responsible gaming content is never softened to protect referrals.
• Every page shows a "last updated" date, and corrections reported through the contact page are made as soon as practical.

What the affiliate relationship does not make us

This is worth spelling out because the word "partner" is often misread:

• We are not the operator and do not represent it.
• We have no access to player accounts and cannot resolve login, balance or verification issues.
• We do not process deposits or withdrawals. No money passes through this site.
• We are not a regulator, licensing body or payment provider, and a link from us is not an endorsement of any kind.

If you have a problem with an account or a payment, only the operator can help. We can point you to what their public pages say, but we cannot act on your behalf.

Questions

If any part of this arrangement is unclear, email hello@nextspinmy.com or use the contact page. Our fact-checking policy explains how we verify what we publish, the editorial team page describes who does the work, and the responsible gaming page is there for anyone who needs it. The homepage and blog link to everything else.