We think you should know exactly how this site makes money, so here it is in plain terms.
How we are paid
No Wager Bingo is an affiliate. Many of the links on this site — including every Play button — are tracked affiliate links. If you follow one and open an account, the operator or its affiliate network may pay us a commission. That may be a one-off payment, a share of the operator’s revenue from your play, or both.
What it costs you
Nothing. You pay the same and receive the same offer as anyone arriving at the operator directly. Commission is paid by the operator out of its own marketing budget.
Whether it affects what we say
Commercial relationships determine which operators we are able to link to. They do not determine our ratings, our written verdicts, or the order in which sites appear. We will say when a site is weak, and we will say when an offer has conditions worth knowing about, regardless of what it pays. If we could not write honestly about an operator, we would rather not list it.
We also list operators we earn nothing from where they are relevant to readers, and we do not accept payment for a specific rating or a guaranteed position.
How it is labelled
Pages containing affiliate links carry the #ad marker alongside the terms on each offer, in line with the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising (the CAP Code), which requires marketing to be obviously identifiable as such. Affiliate links carry rel="sponsored" so search engines can identify them too.
Questions
If anything about how we are paid is unclear, ask us through our contact page. If you think something on this site is misleading, we want to hear about it — see our complaints page.
Last reviewed on 24 September 2026. Provided in good faith and not legal advice.