Affiliate Disclosure
This page explains how bombetcasino.com pays for itself, in plain words. Short version: some links on the site are partner links, and if you open an account through one of them, the operator may pay us a commission. You pay nothing extra, and the commission does not decide what we write.
How the partner links work
Buttons such as "Play Now", "Visit Bombet" or "Register" on this site are partner links. They carry a tracking code so that the operator can see a new customer came from us. Under the agreement behind that code, the operator may pay us a commission — for example when a referred player registers or deposits. These links are marked with the attributes search engines expect for paid links, and they open the operator's site in a new tab so that it is always clear when you have left this guide.
Ordinary links inside our text — to the betting hub, the payments guides, the self-exclusion page — are not partner links. They go to other pages of this site. External links to support services, such as Gambling Therapy, are never paid.
What it costs you
Nothing. The commission comes out of the operator's marketing budget, not out of your balance, your stake or your winnings. Odds, bonuses and payment conditions are the operator's and do not change because you arrived through our link. If an operator ever offers a reader-specific deal through this site, the page will say so.
Our relationship with Bombet
bombetcasino.com is independent. It is not owned, run or controlled by the company behind Bombet, and it is not part of any gambling group. The Bombet name and game titles are used to describe the products we write about. We do not have access to anyone's account, we cannot speed up a withdrawal, and we cannot overturn a decision the operator makes — for that, see the complaints guide.
The editorial rules that keep commission out of the text
- No operator sees or approves a page before it is published.
- We do not publish an operator's bonus percentages, payout times or limits as facts, because they change and we cannot verify them on your account; we tell you where to check them.
- We never claim that an operator is licensed, legal or safe in Kenya. We explain how you can check the licence yourself.
- Weaknesses go on the page: wide margins on exotic markets, bonus terms that are hard to clear, settlement rules that favour the house.
- Legal statements carry their section numbers, and anything unconfirmed is labelled as such.
Advertising rules in Kenya
The Gambling Control Act 2025 requires gambling advertising in electronic media to be approved by the Gambling Regulatory Authority, to point out that gambling is addictive, to urge responsible play and to make clear that children may not gamble (s.87(1)). Under the advertising regulations of 2026, a licensee's own adverts must also show its licence number and the words "authorized and regulated by the Gambling Regulatory Authority", among other details. We are not a licensee and do not run the operator's adverts, but we follow the same spirit: every page is for adults 18 and over, gambling is described as addictive, and responsible-play tools are never more than a click away. An advert from an operator that leaves out its licence number is worth questioning.
Player safety comes before revenue
A guide that earns money when people sign up has an obvious temptation to push sign-ups. We do the opposite where it matters: the responsible gambling page and the self-exclusion guide are linked from the footer of every page, and they explain how to block yourself from every licensed operator through the Authority's register. If betting has stopped being fun, please use them rather than our partner links.
Corrections and questions
If you think a page has been influenced by commercial interest, or you spot a factual error, write to info@bombetcasino.com or use the support page. Factual corrections are dealt with first.