Affiliate Disclosure

Why we're telling you this

You deserve to know when a website might benefit from your click, especially when real money is involved. We would rather be upfront about it than have you wonder whether a recommendation was bought. It wasn't.

How we make money

SugarFun is free to read. To pay for hosting, research and our future real-money testing, we join affiliate programs run by some licensed online casino operators. If you click one of our links and sign up, the operator may pay us a commission. You don't pay anything extra, and the terms you get from the operator are the same as if you visited the site directly.

We only work with operators that are licensed by PAGCOR to serve players in the Philippines.

Commissions never change ratings

Our ratings come from the method described on how we test: license verification, real GCash and Maya deposits, timed withdrawals, KYC, fees and support. An operator's commission rate plays no part in that score.

• An operator cannot pay for a higher rating or a better position.
• An operator cannot pay to have a negative finding removed.
• If a partner fails a payout or loses its license, it is removed from our listings, commission or not.

How affiliate links are marked

Links that can earn us a commission use the HTML attribute rel="sponsored nofollow", which is the standard way of telling search engines that a link is commercial. Where a page contains affiliate links, we say so on that page.

We never list unlicensed operators

We don't link to, promote or review casinos that lack a valid PAGCOR license matching both their company and domain, no matter how much they offer. If you're unsure about a site, use our Legit Ba? checker.

No paid reviews

We don't accept payment, free credits or gifts in exchange for a review or a rating. All testing is done with our own money. Our use of AI tools is explained on how we write.

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