Advertising Disclosure
trixinocasino.co is a commercial site, and this page sets out exactly where the money comes from and what it can and cannot influence.
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The short version
This site exists to present Trixino Casino. It is funded by commission when readers use our partner links and go on to sign up and play. There are no banner ads, no third-party ad networks and no sponsored posts from other brands.
What counts as advertising here
Because the whole site is about one brand, it is fair to treat the site as a commercial presentation. Specifically:
- Calls to action such as "Join", "Claim your welcome package" or "Visit Trixino Casino" are commercial links. They lead through /go/ to the casino.
- Offer descriptions repeat the casino's own promotions. We describe them accurately and add the conditions, but the offers themselves are the casino's marketing.
- Brand artwork, including the logo, magician, rabbit and offer images, comes from the brand's own visual identity.
How commercial content is labelled
- Partner links are styled as buttons and marked
rel="sponsored"in the code, so search engines treat them as paid links. - Bonus mentions carry "18+", "new customers only" and "T&Cs apply" wording.
- The footer of every page states that this is an independent presentation site and links to our affiliate disclosure.
What advertisers cannot buy
| Request | Our answer |
|---|---|
| Remove or soften a note about wagering, limits or restrictions | No |
| Pre-approve a page before publication | No |
| Remove safer gambling information or helpline details | No |
| Add claims we cannot verify, such as licences or payout speeds | No |
| Correct a factual error, with a source | Yes, for anyone, free of charge |
Why we tell you all this
Readers are entitled to know when a page has a commercial purpose. A presentation site for a single casino obviously wants readers to visit that casino, and pretending otherwise would be the fastest way to lose your trust. What we can promise is that the information on the way there is accurate, complete enough to make a decision, and never stripped of the conditions and risks that come with gambling.
We also do not accept guest posts, paid links to other gambling brands or payment to appear in our articles. If that ever changes, this page will be updated first.
UK advertising rules
Gambling marketing in the UK is shaped by the CAP Code and the guidance of the Advertising Standards Authority. Whatever the regulatory position of any operator, we try to follow the spirit of those rules: no content aimed at under-18s, no suggestion that gambling solves money problems or brings social success, and no pressure to act quickly.
Images and brand material
The logo, mascot and offer artwork shown on this site come from the brand's own visual identity, and game thumbnails belong to the studios that made the games. Showing them helps you recognise the product; it is not a sign that any studio endorses this site or the casino.
Questions
If you think something on this site is advertising but not labelled clearly enough, please tell us through the contact page.