Transparency
Advertising Disclosure
Last updated: January 2026
The short version
Some links from this website to a casino operator are commercial. If you open an account after following one, the operator may pay us a fee. It never costs you anything, never changes your terms, and never buys a better score.
Why this page exists
BritRoller is free to read. It is paid for by affiliate arrangements with the operators we
review. We think you should know that before you click anything, not after — so it is stated
here in full, repeated under every commercial button, and marked in the page code with the
standard rel="sponsored nofollow" attribute.
How the arrangement works
When a reader follows a commercial link and registers an account, the operator may pay us a referral fee out of their own marketing budget. The payment is made by the operator, not by you. Your deposit, your withdrawal terms, your odds and any promotion available to you are exactly the same as they would be had you typed the operator’s address directly into your browser.
What money does not buy
- Scores. Ratings come from our five-pillar testing routine and nothing else.
- Order. Brands are ordered by score, not by commercial value.
- Silence. Every review has a “what does not work” section, and it stays there.
- Inclusion. A brand without a valid UK Gambling Commission licence is not published here at any price.
How to spot a commercial link
Any button that reads “Visit [brand]” or “Go to [brand]” is commercial. Each one carries an 18+ note and a reminder that terms apply. Links to the Gambling Commission public register, to GAMSTOP, to BeGambleAware, to GamCare and to Gamblers Anonymous are never commercial — we receive nothing for those and never will.
Independence in practice
Reviews are written before commercial terms are discussed, and an operator has no sight of a review before it is published and no right to change it afterwards. If an operator withdraws from an arrangement, the review stays up as written; we simply remove the commercial link.
Advertising standards
We follow the CAP Code and the Gambling Commission’s advertising rules: no content aimed at under-18s, no suggestion that gambling is a way to make money or to solve a financial problem, no urgency pressure, and a visible 18+ mark plus safer gambling signposting on every page.
Questions
Ask us anything about how we are funded: hello@britrollercasinoreview.com.