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Plain terms for a reference site

Terms of use

What this site is, what it is not, what you may do with what is published here, and the limits of what any of it can be relied on for.

casinoreviews.uk

139 brands · 48 licensed companies Register read 31st July 2026 No affiliate links · no paid placement

Last reviewed 3rd August 2026

What this site is

A reference site about the companies holding British online gambling licences and the brands they operate. It is published for information. It is not a gambling operator, not an affiliate of one, not a comparison service and not a source of financial, legal or gambling advice.

You cannot gamble here. There are no games, no demos, no accounts, no deposits and no sign-up routes. Where a page links to an operator's own website, that link is marked and earns us nothing — see the disclosure page.

Age

Gambling in Britain is restricted to adults, and this site is intended for readers aged 18 or over. If you are under 18, nothing here is for you.

Accuracy, and its limits

Everything published is checked against a source at the time of writing, and every page carrying licence data shows the date the register was read — 31st July 2026 for the current reading. Two kinds of fact are kept apart on purpose: what comes from the Gambling Commission's public register, and what comes from an operator's own published terms. The first is a regulator's record; the second is a company's claim about itself, and pages mark it as stated rather than tested.

Licences are surrendered, transferred, suspended and revoked. Companies are bought. Deposit floors, payout windows and fee schedules change without notice. So a figure here can become wrong without anything on this site changing, which is exactly why the reading date is attached to it. Do not treat any figure as current without checking it against the source, and where the register disagrees with us, the register is right.

We correct errors rather than quietly editing them. How that works is written down, and reports are wanted.

No warranty, and what that means in practice

The content is provided as it is, without any warranty that it is complete, current or fit for a particular purpose. Decisions about whether and where to gamble are yours. We are not liable for losses arising from gambling, from an operator's conduct, or from a figure here being out of date. That is not boilerplate to shrug at: it is the honest position of any site publishing third-party facts it cannot continuously re-verify.

Using our content

Quoting and citing is welcome. Figures and charts may be reused with attribution to Casino Reviews and a link to the page they came from — several pages carry a copy-paste credit line for exactly that. One condition, and it is a substantive one: keep the reading date attached to the number. A figure republished without its date has stopped being checkable, and an undated licence claim is the sort of thing that goes on being repeated years after it stopped being true.

Wholesale copying of pages, republishing the site's structure, or scraping it to build a competing index is not permitted. If you want the underlying register data, read the register — it is public, and our sources page says exactly where.

Third-party names and links

Company names, brand names and trade marks belong to their owners and are used here to identify what is being written about. Their appearance does not imply any endorsement, partnership or approval in either direction. We are not responsible for the content, terms or conduct of any external site linked from here.

Complaints about an operator

Not something we can act on, and it is worth being clear why. Your contract is with the licensed company named on the brand's page, so complaints go there first. If unresolved after eight weeks, a Gambling Commission licence requires the operator to offer an approved alternative dispute resolution provider at no cost to you. The Commission regulates and penalises operators but does not adjudicate individual disputes or recover money for players.

Gambling responsibly

If gambling has stopped being enjoyable, the page on GAMSTOP and self-exclusion explains the national scheme, what it covers and how to register. Free confidential support is available from GambleAware and the National Gambling Helpline, independently of us and of every operator listed here.

Changes and governing law

These terms may change; the date above is when they were last reviewed. They are governed by the law of England and Wales.