Affiliate Programme

The disclosure

play-sugar-rush1000.com participates in affiliate programmes run by licensed casino operators. When you open an account through a link on this site, the operator may pay us a commission.

It costs you nothing. The bonus you receive, the terms attached to it and the RTP of the game are identical whether you arrive through our link or type the casino's address yourself. Affiliate commission is paid by the operator out of its marketing budget, never taken out of your offer.

How it actually works

A link on this page carries a tracking parameter. If you register and deposit within the operator's attribution window, their system credits the referral to us and pays either a one-off fee or a share of their net revenue from your play.

That revenue share is worth being explicit about: if you lose money at a casino we referred you to, we may be paid more than if you win. We cannot design that structure away — it is how the entire industry pays affiliates. What we can do is be honest that it exists, and make sure it never leaks into the editorial. Which brings us to the rules below.

What commission does not buy

• Placement. No operator can pay to be number one, or to appear at all. Ranking is decided by licence status, withdrawal speed and the readability of bonus terms.
• Editorial control. No operator sees our copy before publication, and none has the right to request a change afterwards.
• Silence. If a casino we earn from is slow to pay, we say so. If it gets worse, it comes off the page.
• A softer game review. Sugar Rush 1000 is rated five out of five for volatility and we repeat that on every page, because burying it would sell more accounts and be dishonest.

Rules we hold ourselves to

1. Only operators holding a current UK Gambling Commission licence are ever listed.
2. Bonus figures are checked against the operator's own promotions page before publication and re-checked when readers report a discrepancy.
3. Wagering requirements, minimum deposits and maximum bet limits appear alongside the headline offer, not in small print at the bottom.
4. No creative that implies gambling is a way to make money, clear a debt or generate income.
5. Nothing on this site is aimed at anyone under 18, and no offer is presented as risk-free.
6. An operator that behaves badly towards readers is removed regardless of what it pays.

Advertising standards

Gambling advertising in the UK is governed by the CAP Code and the Gambling Commission's Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice. We follow both. That means clear age restrictions, no urgency pressure, no suggestion that gambling solves financial problems, and responsible gambling information kept visible rather than hidden in a footer link.

For operators and affiliate managers

We are open to working with UKGC-licensed operators whose terms we would be comfortable recommending to a reader. We do not accept paid placements, sponsored posts presented as editorial, or link insertions into existing articles.

Enquiries to [email protected] with your brand, licence number and commercial terms. We will look at the licence and the withdrawal record first, and the commission second.

If you would rather not use our links

That is entirely reasonable and we would rather say so than not. Type the casino's address into your browser directly. You will get the same bonus on the same terms, and the information on this site remains free to read either way.

Questions

If anything about this arrangement is unclear, or you think a recommendation here looks commercially motivated, write to us. Our complaints procedure covers editorial independence specifically, and that is the kind of complaint we most want to hear.