The short version
clubflyers.ca is a free-to-read site funded through affiliate commissions. When you click a link to ThorFortune casino or another operator from our reviews and go on to register or deposit, we may receive a commission from that operator. This does not cost you anything extra and does not affect the bonus you receive.
Why affiliate funding matters (and why it does not distort our reviews)
Affiliate revenue lets us keep the site free for readers, invest in real testing (which requires real deposits), and remain independent of any single operator. It also creates an obvious question: does the money influence what we say?
Our answer is that it does not, and here is why we can hold that line. We have commercial relationships with multiple operators, not just one. If we softened bad findings to protect a single relationship, we would lose reader trust, and reader trust is the entire business model. A review no one believes generates zero commission. So the incentive, over any real time horizon, is honest reporting.
What this means in practice
- We publish negative findings about operators we earn commission from. Slow payouts, restrictive bonuses, or poor support all appear in reviews regardless of the commercial relationship.
- We do not accept operator payment to hide findings, remove reviews, or reword conclusions.
- We disclose the commercial relationship on this page and in a note in the site footer.
- We do not publish sponsored content disguised as editorial reviews.
What we cannot control
We cannot control the operator's own terms, bonus offers, payment methods, or licence status. These change from time to time. Always read the terms on the operator's own site before signing up.
Regulatory context
Canadian consumer protection standards require clear disclosure of material connections in advertising and reviews. This page is that disclosure. If you feel a specific review is misleading, email info@clubflyers.ca and we will investigate.