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What this means for you

You pay nothing extra, and the offer you receive is the same as if you had gone to the casino directly. The commission comes from the operator's marketing budget, not from your deposits or your winnings. The affiliate relationship gives us no access to your account, your balance or your personal data.

What it means for our reviews

An affiliate site has an obvious incentive to be positive, and readers are right to keep that in mind. We address it in three ways. Scores follow a published method, weaknesses are stated on the same page as strengths, and the lowest-scoring area in our review, licensing, is explained in full even though it may discourage sign-ups. If a UK-licensed casino is the better choice for you, we would rather you made that choice.

Independence from the operator

We are not Mad Casino and do not act on its behalf. We cannot open, close or adjust accounts, resolve payment problems or change bonus terms. Questions about your account should go to the casino's own support team.

Identifying affiliate links

Every link to the operator passes through the address /go/ on this site and is marked as sponsored. Links to regulators and charities are never affiliate links.

How commission is calculated

Affiliate programmes in this industry usually pay either a one-off fee for a new depositing customer or a share of the revenue the operator makes from that customer over time. Either way, the payment is made by the operator's affiliate programme, not by you, and it does not alter your account terms. We mention the revenue-share model specifically because it is a reason to be sceptical of any affiliate site, including this one, that encourages heavy play. We do not, and our responsible gambling page explains why.