How we earn
When a reader clicks from gambajack.co.uk to Gambajack and later becomes a paying customer of the operator, Gambajack pays us a share of the revenue on that account. Depending on the deal, this is either a revenue share (a fixed percentage of the operator's net revenue from the player, for as long as the account is active) or a one-off fee for a qualifying first deposit above a stated threshold. Either arrangement is contractual and audited by the operator's finance team.
Pricing note
The commission is paid by Gambajack out of its own revenue. It does not raise the bonus wagering, reduce the promo code value, or change the odds in any game. Using our link places you in exactly the same terms as a player who found the operator through Google or through a printed advertisement — the terms and the pay-out schedules are identical.
Editorial independence
Commercial arrangements do not decide what we publish. If a review is negative, it goes out negative — the alternative is a site nobody reads. We have declined operators who wanted guaranteed positive coverage, and we have kept a negative section in a live review when the commission was later increased. The editors' names are on every page for exactly this reason: the byline is our reputation, and the reputation is worth more than any single commission cheque.
Regulatory note
The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) treats affiliate content as marketing when it links to a paid product. We label affiliate links visibly, avoid urgent-sounding language ('act now', 'last chance'), and do not target readers under 25 in imagery. If a specific page slips against these rules, write to us on the Contact page and we will bring it back into line the same day. The Gambling Commission's advertising code also applies to us as an affiliate operating in the UK market and we treat its guidance as binding.
Which links are affiliate
Every link on this site that goes to Gambajack (typically routed through the /play/ path on this domain) is an affiliate link. Links to regulators (the UK Gambling Commission), help services (GamCare, GamStop, BeGambleAware) and news sources are not affiliate and never will be, no matter how much traffic they receive. If in doubt, hover over the link before clicking — the destination is shown at the bottom of your browser, and any /play/ path indicates an affiliate route on this site.
What it changes for you
For you as a reader, the difference between arriving at Gambajack through our link and typing the operator's URL directly is only that we get paid on the first path and not on the second. Your sign-up bonus, your wagering requirement, your deposit limits and your withdrawal timing are identical either way. That is why we can be honest about what does and does not work at the operator: the commission is not tied to the tone of the review, only to the fact that the click originated on our site.