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How This Guide Earns Its Money
This page explains how burnabycasinos.com pays its bills. The short version: one advertisement, on one page, and nothing else. The longer version follows, along with a plain list of what stays free of money.
One Paid Link, Marked Ad
A single paid link appears on the home page, and it carries an Ad label. The click lands on a partner's online casino. When a reader signs up there, the guide earns a commission. No link of that kind appears on inner pages, this one included.
That partner can change. The editors may switch to a different one without rewriting the rest of the site, which is partly why no name appears here.
One distinction matters in British Columbia. PlayNow, the online gambling site BCLC operates for the province, is not the partner. No claim is made here that the partner holds a licence or is regulated in B.C. Gambling in the province, online or in a room, is for those 19 and older.
Everything Else Is Unpaid
Every other link on the site is unpaid. That covers venue websites such as Grand Villa Casino, PlayNow, GameSense and help lines like Gambling Support BC at 1-888-795-6111, free, confidential and open 24/7. Nobody pays the guide for those clicks.
No venue pays to be listed or described. Grand Villa gets written up because it is Burnaby's room, not because it sent a cheque. Casino offers and promotions do not appear anywhere on the site, and that is a choice, not an oversight.
Questions
Does Grand Villa Casino pay to be in this guide?
The casino pays nothing to appear here. No venue pays to be listed or described, and none has a say in what the editors write.
Why is there an ad at all?
The guide is free to read, with no accounts and no sign-ups. Research and upkeep still cost something. One marked ad on the home page covers that, so every other page can stay free of paid links.