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How this site is paidLast checked 9 October 2026

Affiliate disclosure: how this site earns

Block Ledger is paid by Springbok Casino's affiliate programme. When you follow one of our Springbok buttons and open an account, we may earn a commission. You pay nothing extra, and the figures on our pages are the same whether or not you click.

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Every Springbok button on this site, from the gold header button to the codes and the footer, points to a single tracked address on Springbok's affiliate domain. That address tells the programme a visitor came from us. It opens in a new tab and carries a sponsored tag so search engines know it is a paid link.

We have no other paying partners, no sponsored posts and no second casino to steer you towards.

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What the commission does shape

  • We put a Springbok button on most pages and an offer receipt on deposit and withdrawal pages.
  • We show Springbok's live coupon codes with a copy button, because readers ask for them.
  • We write about Springbok only; this is not a comparison of crypto casinos.

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What it never shapes

  • The figures: each one is read from a Springbok page and dated, and Springbok's claims are labelled as claims.
  • The conflicts: where Springbok's pages disagree, both versions stay on the page even when the bigger number would sell better.
  • The safer gambling page, which carries no offers, codes or bonus buttons.
  • Ratings: we do not give any, paid or otherwise.

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That is fine. Type Springbok's address into your browser yourself; the cashier rules, minimums and codes are the same either way. Our checking method explains where each figure comes from.

Sources

This page states no Springbok figures; see the dated sources on each ledger entry.