Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: 20 October 2026
You pay nothing to read Africa Casino Hub; certain casinos featured on it pay us instead. We think you should know that before you follow any of our recommendations. This page explains the arrangement in plain terms; our disclaimer and terms and conditions cover the rest.
The arrangement
Many of the casino buttons on the site — “Play now” and similar — are affiliate links. They pass through a tracking address on africacasinohub.com before sending you to the operator, so the operator can see that you came from us. If you then sign up and make a deposit, a commission may become payable to us by that operator. Under some deals that means a single payment per new depositing customer; under others we take a cut of the operator's income from that customer for an agreed period. Your winnings are never shared with us, and your account and payment details stay invisible to us.
What it means for you
- You pay nothing extra. The bonus and terms are the same as if you went to the casino directly, unless a page clearly says an offer is exclusive to our readers.
- You are free to visit any casino without using our links.
- Your contract is with the operator, not with us.
Ratings and commission
Our ratings are built from the same checks for every casino: the licence it holds, whether it offers a rand account, which South African cashiers it supports, how its welcome offer works and how withdrawals perform. A commercial agreement does not buy a better score, and weaknesses — heavy wagering, slow payouts, an offer published only in euros — stay in the review whether or not we are paid. Commercial terms can affect which partner is shown in a featured position on a list; they do not change the review itself.
How we keep offers current
Operators change their welcome offers, wagering rules and cashier options often, and they do not always tell their affiliates. When we learn that an offer has changed, we update the page and the date on it. If a bonus shown on Africa Casino Hub is different from the one you see on the casino's own site, the casino's version is the one that applies. Please let us know so we can correct ours. We also remove casinos from our lists if they stop accepting South African players, lose the licence we reported or keep failing to pay out, even when that ends a paid agreement.
Who pays us
Our commercial partners are online casino operators and the affiliate programmes that act for them. We do not take payment from readers. We do not publish paid articles presented as independent editorial content.
Where you will find affiliate links
You will find affiliate links in our casino lists, comparison tables and reviews, and behind the buttons beside each bonus. When an article links to a game provider, regulator, payment service or support organisation, that is a plain, unpaid link.
What we will not do
- Hide complaints, poor terms or slow withdrawals for money.
- Present gambling as a way to make an income.
- Sell your personal data to operators.
- Call an offer exclusive when it is the same as on the casino's own site.
Your part
Before you sign up, read the operator's terms yourself — especially wagering, maximum bet, withdrawal limits and the payment methods accepted for cash-outs. Remember that the casinos we list are licensed offshore and that online casino gambling is not permitted under South Africa's National Gambling Act. Only adults aged 18 and over should gamble.
Changes
This page is revised whenever a change in our commercial deals is something readers ought to know about.
Questions
Curious whether a given operator is one of our partners, or suspect that a deal has coloured a review? Write to us:
Larchwick Press Limited
Montarik House, 3 Bedlam Court, Gibraltar GX11 1AA
Email: [email protected]