Advertising disclosure
This site carries partner links to Trixino Casino and nothing else commercial, and here is exactly what that means for you.
The short version
- We make money when readers follow our partner links to Trixino Casino and go on to sign up or deposit.
- We do not sell reviews, scores, rankings, sponsored articles or banner space.
- We do not run third-party ad networks or advertising trackers on this site.
- Commercial links are labelled and coded as sponsored.
What counts as advertising here
The commercial elements on this site are the buttons and links that send you to Trixino Casino, such as "Visit Trixino Casino" in the sidebar offer box and the call-to-action buttons at the end of some guides. They pass through a short tracking redirect on our domain so the partner programme can attribute a visit to us. The way that works, and what we may earn, is explained on our affiliate disclosure page.
The offer box that appears beside our guides shows the welcome package the brand advertises, 777% up to €7,777, with "18+" and "T&Cs apply". It is promotional by nature, and we keep it visually separate from the editorial text so you always know which is which.
What we refuse to sell
We get approached with offers that would make a site like this more profitable and less useful. We turn down all of them:
- Paid reviews or paid improvements to an existing score.
- Sponsored posts written by or for an operator.
- Links to other casinos in exchange for payment.
- Removal of criticism, cons or safety warnings.
- Advertorials dressed up as independent guides.
How we keep advertising and editorial apart
Our editors, Owen Blackwood and Priya Shah, write and check every page according to our editorial policy and review method. No partner sees copy before it is published. If our honest view of an offer is that it is hard to clear, or that a payment route is slow, that is what the page says, whatever it does to click-through rates.
Advertising and UK rules
Gambling advertising in the UK is governed by the CAP and BCAP codes, enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority, and by the Gambling Commission's rules for its licensees. We apply the spirit of those codes to our own content: nothing aimed at under-18s, nothing that presents gambling as a solution to money problems or a route to success, and nothing that creates false urgency. Our content standards set this out in more detail.
Offers shown on this site
Offers can change without notice, and the figures we display are the ones advertised at the time of our last check. Before you register or deposit, read the current terms on the casino site. Bonuses carry wagering requirements and other conditions, and a deposit made without a bonus is often the simpler choice. Our bonus guide explains what to check.
Questions
If anything on the site looks like advertising that is not labelled as such, tell us at our contact page. We would rather fix it than leave you in doubt.