Affiliate Disclosure

Our Commitment to Transparency

At Marcelfairs (marcelfairs.co.uk), we believe that honesty and transparency are the foundation of trustworthy casino reviews. This page explains how our website earns revenue, how that revenue model works in practice, and why it does not influence the editorial independence of the reviews and recommendations published here by James Whitfield.

Please read this disclosure carefully before using any links or relying on any recommendations found on this website.

What Are Affiliate Links?

Some of the links you will find on Marcelfairs are affiliate links. This means that when you click on a link to a no KYC casino operator featured on this site and subsequently register an account or make a deposit, Marcelfairs may receive a financial commission from that operator. This commission is paid by the casino operator and comes at no additional cost to you as the user.

Affiliate partnerships are a standard and widely used method of monetisation across the online publishing industry. They allow independent review websites like Marcelfairs to continue producing in-depth, well-researched content without charging readers directly.

How Affiliate Relationships Work on Marcelfairs

Marcelfairs maintains affiliate relationships with a number of no KYC casino operators that accept players from Great Britain. These relationships may take one or more of the following forms:

Revenue share agreements – Marcelfairs receives a percentage of the net revenue generated by players referred through our links.
Cost-per-acquisition (CPA) deals – Marcelfairs receives a fixed fee for each new player who registers and meets certain conditions at a partnered casino.
Hybrid arrangements – A combination of revenue share and CPA terms agreed between Marcelfairs and the operator.

Not every casino mentioned or reviewed on this website is an affiliate partner. Some operators are included purely on editorial merit, without any commercial arrangement in place.

Editorial Independence and Unbiased Reviews

The existence of affiliate relationships does not influence the content, ratings, or recommendations published on Marcelfairs. James Whitfield is the sole author and editor of all reviews and articles on this website, and maintains complete editorial independence from any commercial partnerships.

Casinos are never paid to receive positive reviews. Operators cannot purchase higher ratings, more favourable editorial positions, or suppression of negative findings. If a casino performs poorly across our evaluation criteria, that assessment will be published honestly, regardless of whether an affiliate relationship exists.

Our Review Methodology

Every no KYC casino reviewed on Marcelfairs is assessed against a consistent set of criteria developed by James Whitfield based on his direct experience evaluating online gambling platforms in the UK market. Key evaluation areas include:

Verification requirements and the quality of the no KYC registration process
Licensing status and regulatory compliance relevant to British players
Withdrawal speed, payment method availability, and transaction limits
Bonus terms, wagering requirements, and overall fairness of promotions
Game library quality, software providers, and platform usability
Customer support availability and responsiveness
Overall security, responsible gambling tools, and player protection measures

Ratings are assigned objectively based on these criteria and are updated regularly to reflect any material changes to a casino's offering or reputation.

Compliance with Advertising Standards

This disclosure is provided in accordance with the guidelines of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regarding the clear identification of affiliate and commercial content.

If you have any questions about our affiliate relationships or review process, you are welcome to contact James Whitfield directly through the contact page on marcelfairs.co.uk.

Last updated: 2026 — Marcelfairs, operated by James Whitfield.

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