Last updated: May 2026 — James Whitfield, Edward Leigh
```htmlThis page explains how edward-leigh.net operates, how it earns revenue, and what that means for you as a reader. Transparency is a core value of this website, and James Whitfield is committed to being fully open about the commercial relationships that help keep this site running.
Edward Leigh (edward-leigh.net) participates in affiliate marketing programmes offered by online casino operators and gambling-related businesses. This means that when you click on certain links on this website and subsequently register an account or make a deposit with an online casino, Edward Leigh may receive a commission or referral fee from that operator at no additional cost to you.
These commission payments are how this website generates revenue and funds the time and resources required to produce detailed, thoroughly researched casino reviews for players in Great Britain.
An affiliate link is a specially tracked hyperlink that identifies edward-leigh.net as the referring source when a user visits an online casino website. When you click one of these links, the casino operator can record that your visit originated from this site. If you then go on to create an account or deposit funds, the operator pays a commission to Edward Leigh.
This is a standard and widely used commercial arrangement across the online publishing industry. It does not change the price you pay, the bonuses you receive, or any other terms offered to you by the casino.
No. James Whitfield maintains full editorial independence over all content published on edward-leigh.net. The existence of an affiliate relationship with a casino operator does not influence the ratings, conclusions, or recommendations made in any review on this site.
James Whitfield has reviewed online casinos independently since the mid-2010s, building expertise across licensing frameworks, responsible gambling tools, payment processing, software providers, and player support standards specific to the GB market. Every casino reviewed on this website is assessed on its own merits using a consistent methodology, regardless of whether an affiliate agreement is in place.
Casinos that perform poorly are rated accordingly. Where serious concerns exist — including inadequate player protections, poor licensing compliance, or unacceptable bonus terms — those concerns are stated clearly in the review, even if the operator has an active affiliate arrangement with this site.
Each casino review published on edward-leigh.net is the result of direct, hands-on evaluation by James Whitfield. The assessment process covers the following areas:
Ratings are assigned based on objective findings across all of these categories. No operator can pay for a higher rating or a more favourable review.
In accordance with guidelines set out by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and consistent with UK consumer transparency expectations, edward-leigh.net clearly discloses its affiliate relationships. You should assume that any link to an online casino on this website may be an affiliate link unless explicitly stated otherwise.
If you have any questions about how affiliate relationships work on this site, or if you would like to understand how a specific review was conducted, you are welcome to get in touch with James Whitfield directly through the contact page on edward-leigh.net.
Last updated: 2026
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