Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 5 November 2026

This page explains how this site is paid for. In short: some links on this site are affiliate links, and the site may earn a commission if you click one and register with the casino. You pay nothing extra, and the commission does not decide what the review says.

1. How this site is paid

Buttons such as "Claim your bonus", "Sign up" and "Play SkyCity" lead through a tracked link to the casino. If a reader registers and plays, the operator or its affiliate programme may pay this site a commission. That income covers research, testing deposits, hosting and editing.

2. What it costs you

Nothing. The welcome package, wagering terms and payment options are the same whether you arrive through this site or go to the casino directly. We never ask you to pay us, and we never handle your deposits.

3. Why the review stays neutral

The SkyCity Casino review is built on a fixed checklist that does not change with commercial terms: licence, payout speed, bonus fairness, game range, mobile experience, support and safer-gambling tools. The weak points we found - the NZ$50 minimum withdrawal, no native app, no cryptocurrency and a library of around 1,000 games - are published regardless of any partnership. Testing is carried out hands-on by our analyst Connor Walsh, and background on the site is on the About page.

4. Recognising affiliate links

Links that go to the casino are marked with rel="nofollow" and open in a new tab. Links to regulators, support services and helplines such as the Gambling Helpline NZ and the Problem Gambling Foundation are never affiliate links. How click tracking works is explained in our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.

5. Commitments to readers

6. Questions

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