Partnerships

This page is for operators, affiliate managers and marketing teams whose casinos or betting brands reach adults in the Republic of Ireland. It spells out how CasinoCraic handles commercial partnerships. The distinction between paid placement and editorial judgement is why this page exists.

Working with CasinoCraic covers comparison placements and accurate product descriptions based on an operator’s own published terms. It does not include buying editorial scores, removing documented facts about a licence, or presenting a betting licence as a casino licence. Irish casino licensing arrives in a later GRAI phase, and our pages describe each operator by the licence it actually holds. Read the affiliate disclosure for the full commercial picture.

Who we reach

CasinoCraic’s readers are adults in the Republic of Ireland researching casinos, bonuses, payments and game rules before they spend. They want to know what the licensing position actually is, which payment methods work and how to verify an operator’s claims. The about us page explains who runs the site and why, and the editorial guidelines show how an editorial score is built.

We do not publish traffic numbers, rankings or audience figures on this page. Current figures are shared on request to operators who are considering a partnership.

What we will do

A commercial placement with CasinoCraic involves the following and nothing beyond it:

• Carry a comparison placement in the casino offers table and related pages.
• Link to the operator with a clear affiliate disclosure.
• Describe a product accurately from its own published terms and current ROI conditions.
• Correct a factual error quickly when you point it out with evidence.

What we will not do

Some requests we receive would break the editorial promise. We decline them all:

• Sell editorial scores or positions in any ranking.
• Remove documented facts about a licence or a company structure.
• Present a betting licence as a casino licence.
• Publish a promotion we cannot read in current ROI terms.
• Work with operators targeting Irish players without a licence we can find in a public register.

The core rule is simple.

How we check an operator before we list it

Every operator goes through the same checks against the public registers. The full method sits on the how we review page.

1. Find the company

   Identify the corporate entity behind the casino from its own terms and footer.

2. Check the GRAI register

   Search grai.ie/register to confirm any Irish betting licence and the named licence holder.

3. Check the MGA register

   Verify the Malta licence number and the company named on it at mga.org.mt.

4. Check Gibraltar

   Confirm the holder and category at gamblingdivision.gov.gi. Gibraltar publishes no licence numbers.

5. Separate the licences

   A GRAI betting licence covers a sportsbook. Irish gaming licences come in a later GRAI phase.

6. Compare the claims

   Measure what the site claims against what the register shows, and date every check.

The register facts that matter most when we talk:

• GRAI register 40 licences on 6 October 2026, none for gaming
• Remote betting licences commenced 1 July 2026
• Gaming applications open across 2027 and 2028
• Credit cards banned for gambling since 5 February 2026
• Advertising watershed no gambling ads on broadcast or streaming media between 05:30 and 21:00

Corrections and complaints

If you believe a page contains a factual error, tell us. We accept evidence in two forms: your own published terms and conditions, or a register entry we can verify ourselves. We check the claim, fix the page where the error is real, and date the correction on the page.

We do not amend a page to remove a fact that is documented in a public register. If the register says your company holds a betting licence and not a casino licence, that stays published. What changes is the wording when the register changes, and we date that change too.

Get in touch

Partnership enquiries go through the contact page. Address them to the editor. We do not publish a phone number on this page and we do not name a contact beyond the editor. Enquiries that include the operator name, the company behind it and the licence held get a faster response.