Affiliate disclosure

Some links on this site are paid. If you open an account with a betting operator through one of them, we receive a commission. You pay nothing extra and the odds you get are the same as if you had gone there directly.

Only the links marked as paid links. They sit on the home page, at the top of each tournament page and in its where-to-watch section, and on the viewing guide. Nowhere else on the site. Every one of them carries the rel="sponsored nofollow" attribute, which is the marking search engines use to identify a commercial link.

Broadcaster names, draws, scores and rankings are not paid placements. No operator can buy a position in them.

Betting is licensed country by country, so the service you reach depends on where you are. A single name on the page would be wrong for most readers, so the link routes to whatever operator is licensed in your country, and may lead nowhere at all if none is.

The routing happens on a domain of ours, direct-in.com, which reads the country your request arrives from and sends you on. It stores no name, no email and no payment detail, because it never asks for any. Once you land on the operator's site you are on their terms and their privacy policy, not ours.

The commission is paid by the operator, not by you, and it is paid for an account being opened rather than for anything you lose. That is worth stating plainly because it sets the incentive: the site is paid the same whether you bet once or never bet again.

What it does not buy is a word of what you read here. Which broadcaster carries a tournament, which player won it and which service streams the early rounds are questions with factual answers, and they are answered the same way whether or not anyone is paying. If an operator ever asked for a listing to be changed, the answer would be no and the request would be described on this page.

The streams behind the paid link are free to watch once you hold an account: there is no subscription fee to us or to anyone. Some operators do want a funded balance or a bet placed in the last day before the video plays, which is their rule rather than ours, and it is the reason the wording across the site says "with an account" rather than "with no strings".

Betting operators are profitable because most customers lose over time. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and stop if it stops being entertainment. Age limits apply, 18+ in most countries and higher in some.