Quick answer NonGamstop Hub may earn a commission when a reader who is not self-excluded signs up at a UK Gambling Commission licensed casino through a link on our UK-licensed alternatives page. We never earn from, list or link to unlicensed casinos, and commission never decides which licensed casinos we name.
Where do affiliate links appear?
Only on our UK-licensed alternatives page and in the short, clearly labelled block on our homepage that points to it. Both carry a warning that the list is not for anyone on GAMSTOP. Casino links are marked with rel=”sponsored” and pass through a /go/ address that search engines are told not to follow.
There are no casino links on our support pages, our self-exclusion guides or any page aimed at people who have self-excluded.
What decides whether a casino is listed?
One test: an active remote casino licence on the Gambling Commission’s public register, checked on the date shown. A casino that fails that test is not listed, whatever it might pay. A casino that passes it may be listed even if we have no commercial relationship with it. At the time of writing, our casino links point to each brand’s own website.
Do we earn from non-GAMSTOP casinos?
No, and we never will. Section 330 of the Gambling Act 2005 makes it an offence to advertise unlawful gambling, and the Gambling Commission says that providing gambling to consumers in Great Britain without its licence is illegal. We will not accept payment, sponsorship or links from any operator that is not licensed in Great Britain.
Does commission change what we write?
No. Our explainers and warnings are written from primary sources and are the same whether or not a page earns anything. Most of our pages earn nothing at all, and that is by design.
Questions?
Use our contact page. 18+. Gambling can be addictive. Free help: 0808 8020 133.