Affiliate disclosure

We are an affiliate of Mad Casino. If you open an account through a link on this site, we may be paid.

How the arrangement works

Links to the casino on this site pass through a tracking address. If you register and deposit, the operator's affiliate programme credits us. Depending on the deal, the payment may be a one-off fee or a share of the revenue the operator earns from the account over time.

What it costs you

Nothing directly. You receive the same offer and the same terms as anyone else. The commission is paid by the operator out of its own margin.

Why revenue share deserves a mention

Where an affiliate is paid a share of revenue, it earns more when the players it refers lose more. We think readers deserve to know that incentive exists. We counter it with a firm rule: nothing on this site encourages higher stakes, chasing losses or bigger deposits, and every guide includes access to help.

What we are not

• We are not Mad Casino and cannot access, open, close or change any account.
• We do not handle deposits, withdrawals or identity documents.
• We cannot resolve disputes; those go to the operator's support and complaints process.

Independence

The operator does not review or approve our articles. Where our guides are critical — on the licence, on GAMSTOP, on VIP schemes — that criticism stays in, commission or not.

How to spot an affiliate link here

Every link to the casino goes through the address /go/ on this site before it forwards you on. Hover over a button and your browser will show it. Links to regulators, charities and help lines never pass through it. If you would rather not credit us, type the operator's address into your browser yourself; the offer is the same either way.