Your mate is better at picking offers than the internet is.
Friends share UKGC operator sign-up offers with friends. Nobody else sends you anything, because strangers can’t.
Every offer we’ve sent. Every offer we refused.
Anonymised at the user level. No personal data appears in this feed.
Quarterly Restraint Report (Edition 0 — retrospective) drops with launch.
Three steps. None of them are surprises.
A friend sends you a link
They pick the operator they think you’d actually use, write nothing on top of the message we send, and tap. We attach the significant terms and the affiliate-fee disclosure. They don’t get to edit any of it.
You verify (once)
Age check, UK residency, GAMSTOP self-declaration, per-operator opt-in defaulted to off. You toggle on the operators you’d consider. We don’t show you offers from operators you haven’t picked.
You decide. Or don’t
The offer arrives with a 60-minute window. Tap to take it up at the operator’s site — they handle the sign-up, KYC, deposit. We never touch your money. If you don’t tap, the offer expires and nobody sees that you didn’t.
You verify once. Then strangers can’t reach you.
Before any offer can land, everyone passes the same gate — your number, your age, UK residency, a real identity check, GAMSTOP, and the operators you pick. Every operator is off until you turn it on. Tap through it; this is the whole flow.
Someone you know thinks you’d actually use this.
Before any offer reaches you, we verify you — once. Six steps, about two minutes. Nothing here is a surprise.
Don’t take our word for it. Try to break it.
This is the whole journey, working — both phones of it. Everything that stops you in there is deliberate: the cooldown you can’t skip, the consent you can’t override, the message you can’t write. Tap what’s greyed out. Push what’s capped. The machine won’t bend — and that’s the pitch.
Five guardrails are hiding in there. Find them by trying to break things.
“We get paid when this works. So we’d rather it work well than work fast.”
The UK gambling industry spent about £1.5 billion on marketing last year, and most of it landed on people who were already over-served. The rules tightened on January 19th — wagering caps on bonus funds, no mixed-product incentives, significant terms in the open. We started from those rules and built backwards.
We’re an affiliate. We earn a fee from licensed operators when a referral becomes a registered account. But strangers can’t send you anything, operators can’t pay us to push you, and we publish a live record of every offer we route, every day. If that sounds like we don’t trust our own industry — we don’t, entirely. We trust the rules. We’re trying to add up to enough.
Paste an offer URL. We’ll read it for you
Drops you a plain-English read on product type, value, and the one thing we’d want a mate to know before tapping.
Works without signing up. Doesn’t store the URL. Honest.