Several bookmakers covered on this site pay Extra Betting. This page lists which links carry money, how that money is worked out and what it is never allowed to change. It is written by the desk and published by Sundrift Media Group N.V..
Which links pay
| Where the link sits | Can it earn a commission? | How you can tell |
|---|---|---|
| “Visit”, “Get bonus” and similar buttons in tables and reviews | Yes | The address starts with /go/ and the link is marked sponsored |
| An operator’s name linked inside review text | Sometimes | Same /go/ address when it is paid |
| Links to regulators, laws, help services and news sources | No | Direct address, no /go/ |
| Links between pages of this site | No | They stay on extra-betting.com |
If a link does not pass through /go/, nobody pays us when you follow it, however prominent it looks.
How the money is worked out
The arrangements behind these links are referral agreements, made directly with operators or through the affiliate programmes they run. In the Indian market they are revenue-share deals: when someone opens an account after following our link, the operator credits us with a share of what it earns from that account over time. There is no fee per click and no payment for a review being written.
That means the site earns more when referred customers lose more. We say it plainly because it is the strongest reason a reader has to doubt a comparison site, and because it is the reason the rest of this page exists.
Not every bookmaker reviewed here pays us; a few did once and have stopped. A review without a button is not a hint that something is wrong with the operator; usually it only means that no deal exists, and the page is held to the same standard either way.
The price to the reader
Zero. The bonus and the terms you see after following one of our links are the ones the operator offers anyone arriving that way, and the commission is paid from the operator’s side. If a code on our page gives a different offer from the operator’s homepage, the review says so. Readers never pay Extra Betting anything at all.
Off the table, whatever the payment
- a place in a table or a higher position in one — the order follows the published criteria on the about page;
- a softer sentence — a weak cashier, slow withdrawals or heavy wagering stay in the review while the link stays live;
- silence — an operator that stops paying or starts treating readers badly is reviewed the same way;
- a claim about the law — being paid by an operator does not make it lawful in India, and no page says it does.
Operators do not see reviews before they are published and have no right to ask for changes. When an agreement ends, the button may disappear, but the review is kept or removed on its merits.
What a paid link records
Two cookies of our own land with whatever page you open first: mz_vid, an anonymous browser ID valid for twelve months, and mz_src, the channel that brought you, valid for thirty days. A click through /go/ adds a pair, mozbiz_session plus XSRF-TOKEN; they guard the hand-off and expire roughly twenty hours later. The bookmaker then sees a referral tag in the address, which is how the commission is matched to us; we do not send it your name or email, because we do not have them. The cookie policy explains how to remove all four.
A word on India
Online money games are banned across India under the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025, which also covers advertising them. Our commercial links lead to operators licensed abroad. Whether you should follow one is a call you make under your own law; the disclaimer explains why we do not answer it for you.
Who receives the money
Commissions are paid to Sundrift Media Group N.V., Kaya Flamboyan 9, Willemstad, Curaçao, which publishes Extra Betting. Think a page has slid from review into advertising? Mail its address and the line in question to [email protected].