Affiliate disclosure
Some links on this site are affiliate links. Here is what that means for you.
The short version
If you click a link to Kingdom Casino on this site and then open an account, we may receive a commission. It costs you nothing, it does not change the offer you are shown, and it does not give us access to your account or your data.
How the links work
Every link to the operator goes through kingdomcasinogb.org/go/, which forwards you to Kingdom Casino using a tracking link from its affiliate programme. The tracking tells the programme that the visit came from us. Commission can be based on a one-off fee for a new depositing player, a share of the operator's net revenue from that player, or both.
The conflict, stated plainly
Revenue-share arrangements mean an affiliate can earn more when its readers lose more. We think readers should know that, and it is one reason we push deposit limits, honest bonus maths and the option to decline offers. A site that has to remind you the house always wins is a site that has thought about this.
What commission never affects
- What we say about the licence and its consequences.
- How we describe terms, fees, limits and withdrawal timing.
- Our responsible gambling information.
- Corrections, which we make whether or not they flatter the operator.
If you would rather not use our links
That is entirely fine. You can type the operator's address into your browser yourself and nothing about the offer will be different. The guides on this site remain free to read either way, and we would rather you made an informed decision without our link than an uninformed one with it.
No relationship beyond the link
We are not Kingdom Casino, not part of the company that runs it, and not its customer service. For anything about your account, contact the operator directly. For anything about this site, write to [email protected].
