How We Earn — Betpot

betpot.net is funded by commissions paid by operators when a reader opens an account on their site after clicking one of our links. The commission is either a one-off fee per account opened, a share of the operator's revenue from that account over its lifetime, or a hybrid of the two. Which structure applies depends on the deal we signed with each operator; it never depends on the reader's choice of operator and it never affects the odds, bonuses or support quality the operator provides to that reader.

Operators do not raise their prices, worsen their odds, shrink their bonuses or add fees to pay our commission. The commission comes out of the operator's margin, not out of the player's bankroll. If anyone tells you otherwise — including a review on another site — ask them to produce the operator's affiliate contract and the operator's T&Cs for players side by side. The two documents will not agree with the claim.

It changes nothing about the terms you see on the operator's own site. It changes something about how we work: we are more motivated to find and cover operators that convert well, and we have to work harder to notice problems with operators that pay us well. We mitigate the second risk with a dual-editor review process, a fact-checker who reads the terms, and a public editorial policy that any reader can hold us to. If you ever spot editorial drift, write to editorial@betpot.net.

The Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority and the National Lottery Regulatory Commission are the two regulators that matter for online gambling marketing in Nigeria. We follow their guidance on bonus wording, responsible-gambling disclaimers and age limits across every page. Where our international partners are regulated by the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority, we also follow those regulators' advertising standards even when we are not required to.