Affiliate disclosure
madcasinouk.org.uk is funded through an affiliate arrangement with Mad Casino. This page explains what that means in practice.
How it works
When you follow one of our marked links to Mad Casino and open an account, the operator can attribute the new account to us. We may then receive a commission, which can be a one-off fee or a share of the operator's revenue from that account over time.
What it costs you
Nothing extra. You receive the same offer and terms as anyone else, and the commission comes from the operator's marketing budget, not from your deposits or winnings. We never see your account, balance or gambling activity.
What it does not change
- We publish the costs of a bonus — wagering, caps, expiry — as plainly as its benefits.
- We say clearly that Mad Casino is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and that GAMSTOP does not apply.
- We do not suggest anyone should gamble, or gamble more.
Acknowledging the conflict
A revenue-share arrangement means the site earns more when players lose more. We think readers should know that, and it is one reason we lead with the house edge, the expected cost of wagering and the tools for limiting play. If you notice anything on the site that seems to push against those principles, tell us.
More information
See also the advertising disclosure for how commercial elements are marked.
What we are paid for, and what we are not
We are paid for referrals, not for words. The operator does not pay per page, per mention or per positive phrase, and it cannot buy changes to a page. If the commercial arrangement ended tomorrow, the explainers would stay as they are: they describe rules that exist whether or not anyone earns from them.
Should the terms of our arrangement change in a way that readers ought to know about, this page will be updated and dated accordingly.