Affiliate & Commercial Disclosure
How odds.guru earns money
odds.guru is operated by NextBetLabs Ltd, registered in Malta, as a free advertising- and affiliate-supported resource. When you use a platform link and complete a qualifying action, we may receive:
- a one-time cost-per-acquisition payment;
- a share of platform revenue attributed to referred users;
- a fixed fee for agreed inventory or activity; or
- a hybrid of those models.
Using one of our links normally does not increase the price you pay. You can also visit a platform directly.
What commercial relationships may influence
Commercial agreements may influence the order of platforms in a directory and the market-specific recommendation score shown with that order. An approved agreement can apply to an exact position, country, vertical, surface, and date range. Positions without an active placement are filled from the default ranking, including by platforms that have no agreement with us.
We do not publish internal agreement references, commission rates, or other private deal terms on ranking rows.
What remains editorial
Review facts, evidence records, material drawbacks, and the base review score come from editorial research and firsthand testing. A commercial relationship does not permit us to invent a factual claim, fabricate a player quote, conceal a material limitation, or present local licensing as something it is not.
Review pages show the base score. Market-specific recommendation scores are a separate directory value. The full distinction, including which ordering rule applies to each surface, is explained in our platform review and ranking methodology.
Frequently asked questions
Does odds.guru have commercial relationships with reviewed platforms?
Yes. We may receive CPA, revenue-share, fixed-fee, or hybrid compensation from a platform we cover. Review facts and the base review score come from editorial research, while a commercial agreement may influence directory order and a market-specific recommendation score.
Can a commercial agreement change what a review says?
It cannot justify a false factual claim, fabricated evidence, or removal of a material drawback. Commercial context may affect recommendation order, but the review dossier, source record, and base score remain editorial outputs.
Can a platform appear without an affiliate agreement?
Yes. Platforms without agreements may appear through the default ranking and may fill positions that are not occupied by an approved market placement.
Why can a directory score differ from the review score?
A review page shows the base editorial score. A directory may show a market-specific recommendation score adjusted to match its resolved order. The score is kept monotonic so a higher position never displays a lower recommendation score than a lower position.
Are all external links affiliate links?
No. Platform signup buttons may be affiliate links and route through odds.guru/go. Sources, regulatory bodies, educational references, and other external pages normally use standard links.
Can I use odds.guru without clicking an affiliate link?
Yes. Reviews, articles, tools, and public data are available without using our platform signup links.
Questions or corrections
If you have a question about a relationship, ranking, or factual claim, use our contact page.