How this site is funded

Reading bonus terms carefully takes time, and the time has to be paid for somehow. This page sets out exactly how live777-casino.com earns its money, what the arrangement means for you as a reader, and which lines we do not cross because of it. If anything here is unclear, write to info@live777-casino.com.

The short version

Some of the buttons and links on this site — the ones that lead to Live777 — are partner links. They carry a tracking code that tells the operator's marketing programme which website sent the visitor. If a person who arrived that way opens an account and plays, the programme may pay this site a commission. That commission is our income. We do not charge readers, we do not sell subscriptions and we do not run paid placements disguised as articles.

What it costs you

Nothing. The commission comes out of the operator's marketing budget, not out of your deposit, and it does not change the offer you see. A welcome bonus, a reload or a cashback percentage is the same whether you type the address yourself or follow one of our links. If you would rather not use a partner link at all, you are free to go to the operator directly — the guides on this site work just as well either way.

How partner links are marked

Partner links on this site are tagged for search engines as sponsored and are not passed off as neutral references. In practice you can recognise them easily: they are the buttons labelled with Live777's name, such as "See the current offer at Live777" or "Go to Live777 and play". Links to help services, regulators' registers or reference pages are never partner links, and we earn nothing from them.

What the commission does not change

The arrangement creates an obvious temptation: to make every bonus sound better than it is. Our editorial rules exist to resist exactly that. Concretely, we hold ourselves to the following:

• No operator sees a guide before it is published, and none can ask for a passage to be removed or softened.
• Unfavourable clauses — a low cash-out cap, a short expiry, a game list that excludes most of the lobby — are described as plainly as favourable ones.
• Worked examples use clearly labelled illustrative numbers; we never present an example as the operator's current condition.
• We do not invent player reviews, star ratings or testimonials to make a page more persuasive.
• We do not claim that the operator is licensed in Cambodia — no Cambodian online casino licence exists — and we never tell a reader that playing is legal for them; saying so plainly is part of the job.

Why a bonus-focused site still says "not every bonus is worth taking"

It might seem odd for a site funded by an operator's marketing programme to tell readers that a promotion is not worth claiming. We do it anyway, because a reader who takes a bonus they cannot realistically finish usually ends up feeling misled — and a reader who feels misled does not trust the next page either. A guide that helps you decline a bad offer is doing its job just as much as one that helps you use a good one. Our wagering guide exists largely for that purpose.

Independence from the operator

live777-casino.com is not owned by Live777, is not run by any gambling company and does not act on the operator's behalf. Brand names and trademarks appear here only so readers know what is being discussed. We cannot see anyone's account, restore a removed bonus, speed up a payment or override a verification decision, and anyone who offers to do such things "through contacts" is not connected to us.

Responsible play comes before revenue

The site is written for adults aged 18 and over. A partner commission is never a reason to encourage someone to deposit more, to chase a wagering requirement or to come back for a reload they had not planned. Readers in Cambodia should also know the legal position before doing anything: Cambodian citizens are not permitted to gamble under the country's gambling law, and online casino operations were announced as suspended from early October 2026. The responsible gambling page lists the help that exists.

Affiliate disclosure in one paragraph

This is our affiliate disclosure in its plainest form: live777-casino.com earns a commission when readers who follow certain partner links become customers of Live777. The money keeps the guides free, it costs readers nothing, and it has no say over what the guides conclude. If you ever find a page where the description of a bonus reads like the operator's advertising rather than an outsider's assessment, tell us — that is a mistake by our standards, and we will correct it.

We review this disclosure whenever the way the site is funded changes. The current version applies to every page on live777-casino.com.