How far to rely on the Kingdom Casino guide’s facts
Each figure carries the date of the document it came from, so read that date as the day it was true, not as a promise about today. Casino pages are named as plain text, and nothing here is an affiliate link.
Who is behind this guide?
Publisher
Kingdom Casino Sister Sites
Independent of Softon LTD and of every casino it names.
The name on the masthead, Kingdom Casino Sister Sites, is the publisher’s name too, and there’s one address for anything you might want to send: info@kingdomcasinosites.co.uk. Questions, corrections and privacy requests all go there.
The guide records which casinos sit on Softon LTD’s Anjouan register row with kingdomcasino.io, and which look-alike names belong to other businesses. It takes no bets, runs no casino and speaks for none of the companies it covers. It’s independent: no casino or operator on these pages, Softon LTD included, runs it, pays for it or has a hand in editing it.
You should also know that its owner runs other guides to casino sister sites too. Each one stands alone, with its own wording, and there are no links from one to another.
How should you treat the facts?
Many of the documents are Internet Archive copies, dated by the day the archive stored them. Casinos change their terms, registers are updated, and licences lapse or are renewed, so check anything that matters to you before you rely on it. None of it amounts to legal or financial advice.
Is this an invitation to play?
All nine sets of Softon terms read bar residents of, and visitors from, the United Kingdom and forbid VPNs. No page here asks anyone in Britain to join a casino, hide their location or dodge a self-exclusion.
Does the guide earn from casinos?
No: the brands it names pay it nothing. Because no casino page is linked, a citation can’t become a route to sign up, and there’s no casino link to mark nofollow; registers and archive copies are linked.
Whose words and names are these?
Brief extracts from terms, footers and registers appear inside quotation marks, exactly as printed, with the document each comes from named beside it. Casino names and trade marks remain their owners’ property. A brand’s logo appears only as that casino’s own unaltered mark, taken from its own website to identify it, with no endorsement implied; the shields and pennants are this guide’s own drawings.
What if a fact is wrong?
Write to info@kingdomcasinosites.co.uk and say which page and which figure. If the record shows it’s wrong, it’s put right, and the month in that page’s byline moves to the month the correction was made.