Affiliate Disclosure

At ohauporugby.com, we are committed to transparency with our readers. This page explains our affiliate relationships and how they work.

About Our Affiliate Commissions

ohauporugby.com earns affiliate commissions when you click on casino links and sign up or make deposits through our website. These commissions are paid by the online casinos we review, including Royal Reels Online Casino and other operators featured on our site.

When you click an affiliate link and complete a qualifying action (such as account registration or deposit), we receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Your experience and any fees you pay remain exactly the same whether you access the casino directly or through our affiliate links.

Commissions Do Not Influence Our Reviews

Our editorial rankings, reviews, and recommendations are based solely on the quality, fairness, security, and player experience offered by each casino. We maintain strict editorial independence. The fact that we earn commissions from certain casinos does not influence how we rank, review, or evaluate them.

We are committed to providing honest, unbiased information to help New Zealand players make informed decisions.

How to Identify Affiliate Links

Affiliate links on ohauporugby.com are clearly marked with the label "AFFILIATE LINK" or "SPONSORED" adjacent to or above the link. You may also see the terms "Play Now" buttons that lead to affiliate sign-up pages. We always disclose when a link is an affiliate link before you click it.

Regulatory Compliance (New Zealand)

This disclosure is made in compliance with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Code for state of claims and substantiation, and New Zealand's Consumer Protection Act 1993. We adhere to best practices for transparent affiliate disclosure in the online gaming industry.

Your Responsibility

We encourage you to read our full reviews and terms of service for each casino before signing up. Only gamble if you are of legal age (18+ in New Zealand) and it is legal in your jurisdiction. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please contact the National Council on Gambling or Problem Gambling Foundation Aotearoa for support.

Last Updated: 2026