Affiliate programme
Asking for referral links from a single-casino review
Short answer
Springbok Dossier files this note for publishers whose work is a long look at one casino. It also covers a host who streams sessions, and a South African writer whose posts stay on casino topics. The note says how an application is filed, what you hold after it is accepted, and where the form opens.
Who the dossier files this note for
Use it if you already publish a sourced review of a single operator, chapter by chapter, and you want a way to send readers onward. A person who streams play can file the same form, and so can a South African creator whose writing stays on casino subjects.
Someone who only wants a player account should use the casino's own join buttons elsewhere on the dossier. This note is the publisher route.
What you hold after the form is accepted
You file an application with the programme. Acceptance is a later decision, not something the dossier grants. Once you are in, you are handed addresses. Each address carries a mark that ties a new player back to the review that sent them.
Commission is calculated on the players who arrive through those addresses. The split you are offered, when money is sent, and whether partners are grouped, stay inside the programme. They are not copied onto the dossier.
Where the form opens
The gold control under this note leaves the dossier and opens the application on its own tab. Springbok Dossier keeps publishing as its own review file, separate from the casino.