Affiliate Disclosure

Nobody pays to read CasinoJuggler; the bills are met by commission from some of the operators on our pages. This page lays that relationship out plainly, so you can weigh our reviews with it in mind.

In short

• Some operators we review pay the publisher a commission when a reader we sent them opens an account.
• Using our link adds nothing to your costs; you get the operator’s standard offer.
• Commission never decides whether a casino is shortlisted or how it is scored.
• Paid links run through addresses on our domain that start with /go/.

Who is paid, and how

CasinoJuggler is published by Sundrift Media Group N.V.. The company has affiliate agreements with a number of gambling operators licensed in Great Britain, mostly through the operators’ own affiliate programmes. Depending on the agreement, we may receive a one-off fee when a referred reader opens and funds an account, a percentage of what the operator later earns from that account, or a combination of both. Rates differ between operators and are confidential terms of each contract.

What it costs you

Nothing. The welcome offer behind our link is the one the operator makes to every new customer, with the same wagering, game restrictions and withdrawal rules. If an operator ever offered a better deal to people who arrive without us, we would rather you took that deal.

Where the paid links are

Commission links appear in the shortlists on the home page and on category pages, in the buttons on individual reviews and in some comparison tables. All of them pass through an address on casinojuggler.com beginning with /go/, which records the click and then forwards you to the operator. Links to the Gambling Commission public register, to GAMSTOP, to charities, to game studios and to news sources are plain links with no payment attached.

Rankings and featured places

Only operators holding a current UK Gambling Commission licence go on a shortlist, and every brand goes through the same checks: the licence on the public register, the bonus terms on the operator’s own page, payment methods, withdrawal times and how easy it is to set limits. An operator that pays us can still be marked down or dropped; one that pays us nothing can still be reviewed, though it may appear without a button. We do not sell positions in our rankings.

How we keep the verdicts honest

Operators do not see a review before it is published and cannot have it changed, apart from corrections of fact, which we check against their published terms. When an offer we show turns worse, we update or remove it regardless of any commission. Reader reports of stale offers or wrong licence numbers, sent through the contact page, are checked in the same way.

Your part

A commission link is an introduction, not a guarantee. Before you register, read the operator’s terms, look up its licence on the Commission register yourself and decide what you can afford to lose. You must be 18 or over to gamble in Great Britain. Our Disclaimer and Terms & Conditions explain the wider limits of what we publish.

Why we tell you this

British advertising rules expect marketing to be recognisable as marketing, and readers are entitled to know where the money behind a page comes from. A review that can earn us money should be judged with that fact in view, which is why the commission is explained here instead of being hidden in small print. If gambling starts to feel out of hand, GAMSTOP self-exclusion and the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 cost nothing to use.

Updates

If the way the site is funded changes, this page will be updated and re-dated.

Contact

Questions about our commercial relationships can be sent to Sundrift Media Group N.V., Kaya Flamboyan 9, Willemstad, Curaçao, or by email to [email protected].