Affiliate Disclosure

A reader who does not know who pays for a site has no way of weighing what it says. This page removes that doubt at the entrance, somewhere easy to find and before any decision is taken: ezzcasino.info is funded by affiliate commission paid by the operator Ezz. That is the only revenue, and there is no other on the way.

The mechanism, concretely

The action buttons on this site carry marked links leading to the operator's site. When a reader arrives that way and later opens an account, the operator's affiliate programme credits a commission to this project — in some arrangements a share of the revenue that account generates, in others a single payment. That income covers the writing, the checking and the hosting.

There is no display advertising, no paid placement dressed as editorial, no sponsored article and no data sold to anyone; that last one is excluded absolutely, as recorded in the privacy policy. Commercial links appear only in visible buttons that read as buttons — never hidden mid-paragraph and never disguised as navigation.

What it costs the reader

Nothing. The commission comes out of the operator's marketing budget rather than the pocket of whoever arrives. The bonus offered, the conditions attached to it, the cashier minimums, the payout windows and the verification rules are identical for someone arriving through here and someone typing the address by hand. The referral identifier records only where a visit came from: it alters no treatment, no offer and no price, because no price exists.

Five things this commission does not buy

• Not a favourable assessment. The assessment page opens on the heaviest risk of all — the absence of Ezz from the SRIJ register — and that reservation carries more weight there than any positive point.
• Not the order of the information. Conditions, minimums and limitations appear before the buttons rather than after them.
• Not silence. The operator sees no text before publication, commissions no topics and cannot demand that a criticism be removed.
• Not numbers. No licence number, certificate or count is published here that cannot be matched against a public source.
• Not promises. There are no patterns, forecasts or guarantees of winnings, because none exist — the house edge is not cancelled by information.

The uncomfortable part, said anyway

An attentive reader will spot the tension: this notebook earns when someone opens an account, and simultaneously publishes across several pages that the operator is absent from the SRIJ register, with everything that follows for disputes, taxation and self-exclusion. That information is repeated precisely because it is inconvenient. An affiliate site writing only what favours conversion would not be worth anyone's reading time and would, before long, run out of readers to convert.

A second consequence follows, and it explains the register of the writing here: administrative rather than promotional, with no manufactured urgency, no countdowns and no campaign language. Anyone should be able to read a page on this site, decide not to play, and have lost nothing by reading it.

Checking any of this independently

Almost everything published here can be tested from a chair, at no cost. The SRIJ public register of licensed operators is open to anyone and settles the main question. The operator's terms are published and contain the clauses on restricted countries, withdrawals and the payment-instrument holder. The conditions governing Multibanco and MB WAY are published by the banks themselves. Where something here diverges from those sources, the report is welcome at the domain contact address and produces a dated correction.

Changes to this page

The revenue model rarely changes. If it does — a different form of agreement, a different source of funding — this page is revised before the change takes effect rather than afterwards. Transparency arriving after the fact has stopped being transparency.

Age and braking tools

This content is for adults aged 18 and over. Where gambling stops being paid entertainment and becomes a need, free and independent support exists in Portugal, including SICAD and the Linha Vida helpline on 1414, alongside the RAMJ self-exclusion register run by the SRIJ, described under self-exclusion and responsible gambling. Readers wanting to know more about who writes this will find it under about us and on the author page.

Disclosure in the regulatory sense too

Beyond the ethics of it, disclosure is a compliance matter. Gambling advertising is regulated in Portugal, and what is expected of a commercial site is a plain, findable statement of the relationship rather than a line buried at the end of a terms page. This is that statement: some links here are partner links, they pay for this notebook, they cost the reader nothing, and they do not change what is written.

A counterweight follows and is worth putting in writing. Because the model rewards registrations, the only honest way to balance it is to keep the register informational — procedures, deadlines, documents and consequences instead of enthusiasm. Weaknesses found stay in the text, and the absence of a national licence appears in the body of the pages rather than in a footnote.