Affiliate Disclosure

Our Commitment to Transparency

At 100coastievoices (100coastievoices.net), we believe you deserve to know exactly how this website operates and how it earns revenue. This page explains our affiliate relationships in plain, straightforward language so you can make fully informed decisions about the casino recommendations and reviews you read here.

What Are Affiliate Links?

Some of the links on 100coastievoices.net are affiliate links. This means that when you click a link to an online casino and go on to register an account or make a deposit, 100coastievoices may receive a commission from that casino operator. This commission is paid by the operator at no additional cost to you — you pay nothing extra, and the bonus or promotional offer you see is not reduced in any way.

Affiliate partnerships are a standard and widely accepted practice across the online publishing industry. They allow independent review websites like ours to cover operational costs, invest in ongoing research, and continue delivering free, high-quality content to New Zealand players.

How Our Affiliate Relationships Work

Commission structure: We may earn a flat fee, a revenue share percentage, or a cost-per-acquisition payment depending on the individual agreement with each casino operator.
No upfront payments for reviews: Casinos do not pay 100coastievoices to be reviewed or to receive a favourable rating. Operators cannot purchase a positive review or an elevated ranking on this site.
Not all casinos we review are affiliate partners: We sometimes review and publish assessments of casinos with which we have no commercial relationship at all.
Links are clearly identifiable: Any link that takes you directly to a casino sign-up or deposit page should be treated as a potential affiliate link.

Editorial Independence and Objectivity

The existence of affiliate relationships does not influence the editorial content, ratings, or recommendations published on 100coastievoices.net. Every review is researched, written, and scored independently. If a casino performs poorly in our testing — for example, it delays withdrawals, has an unfair bonus structure, or holds a weak licence — that finding will be reported honestly, regardless of any commercial relationship.

Our readers in New Zealand rely on us to tell the truth about where it is and is not safe to play. We take that responsibility seriously and will always prioritise player safety and accuracy over affiliate revenue.

Our Review Methodology

Every casino assessed on 100coastievoices.net is evaluated against a consistent set of criteria, including:

Licensing and regulation — we verify that each operator holds a legitimate licence from a recognised authority
Withdrawal speed and payment methods — we check real payout times and the availability of NZD-friendly banking options
Bonus terms and fairness — we read the small print so you do not have to
Game library and software providers — we assess variety, quality, and fairness of the available titles
Customer support responsiveness — we test support channels directly
Responsible gambling tools — we confirm that deposit limits, self-exclusion, and other player protection features are available

About the Author

Nathan Hargreaves is the owner and primary reviewer at 100coastievoices.net. Nathan has spent years researching the New Zealand online gambling market, testing casino platforms first-hand, and staying current with regulatory developments affecting NZ players. His reviews reflect direct, practical experience rather than marketing copy provided by operators. Nathan's goal is to help New Zealand players find safe, legitimate, and enjoyable places to play — and to steer them away from platforms that fall short of acceptable standards.

FTC Compliance Notice

In accordance with the guidelines of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and equivalent international disclosure standards, 100coastievoices.net hereby discloses that it may receive compensation from casino operators featured on this site. This disclosure applies site-wide as of 2026. If you have any questions about our affiliate relationships or editorial policies, please contact us directly through the contact page.

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