Affiliate disclosure

How the links work

Every Play Now, Claim Bonus and Play now button on this site, including the overlays on game tiles and the buttons on promo cards, sends you to Fair Go Casino through an affiliate tracking link at link.totalaffiliates.com. If you then create an account and deposit, the affiliate programme pays us a commission.

You don't pay anything extra. The codes we show are Fair Go's public promotion codes, and following our link doesn't change their terms.

How to spot an affiliate link

• It's a button that says Play, Claim or Visit, or a game tile's Play now overlay.
• Buttons that read "Copy [code] & play" (or claim) copy that promo code to your clipboard and open Fair Go through the same affiliate link, so you can paste the code in the cashier.
• It opens Fair Go in a new tab.
• Screen readers announce it as an affiliate link that opens in a new tab.
• In the page code it carries rel="sponsored nofollow", which tells search engines it's a paid link.

Links in our articles that point at Fair Go's own pages as sources, such as its terms or banking page, are ordinary links. We don't earn from them.

What the commission doesn't change

• The facts. Figures come from Fair Go's published pages and our dated facts register, not from whatever converts best.
• The fine print. Wagering, bet caps and withdrawal limits sit next to the offers, even though a cleaner banner might get more clicks.
• Ratings. We don't publish any, so there's nothing to tilt.
• The gaps. When Fair Go doesn't publish a game's RTP, we say so.

Independence

fairgocasino.gg is not operated by, owned by or acting for Fair Go Casino, and Fair Go doesn't approve what we publish. The domain includes the casino's name because Fair Go is the subject. The Fair Go logo in our header shows whose lobby we're covering; the "Independent guide" label beside it is there so nobody mistakes this for Fair Go's own site.

The Australian picture

Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, offering or advertising online casino games to people in Australia is prohibited for operators. Fair Go is an offshore casino, not licensed in Australia, and ACMA may block access to it. Playing isn't an offence for individuals, but no Australian regulator or complaints scheme covers offshore play. We'd rather you knew that before clicking. Our responsible gambling page has support options, and our methodology explains how facts are checked.