Topboss Group Website Disclaimer

About This Disclaimer

This page explains what our website is for and what it is not. It also covers how we earn money and what we can and can’t take responsibility for. Finally, it shows where to find help if gambling stops being fun.

TopbossGroup.com is run by Topboss Limited, a company registered in New Zealand (Company No. 1786249). We have published casino reviews, guides and news since 1999. In this disclaimer, “we”, “us” and “our” mean Topboss Limited and the TopbossGroup.com team.

Information and Entertainment Only

Everything on TopbossGroup.com is for general information and entertainment. You can’t gamble on our website, open a casino account or make payments here. Instead, we help you research casinos, sportsbooks, games and bonuses before you decide where to play.

Our reviews and guides share our honest opinion. They are not financial, legal or professional advice. For example, a high rating means we liked a casino when we tested it. It doesn’t promise that you will win, or that the casino suits everyone.

Gambling always involves risk. You can lose money, and past results never predict future ones. Only gamble with money you can afford to lose.

Offers and Terms Can Change

We work hard to keep our pages accurate. Our editorial guidelines explain how we research and update content. Even so, casinos and sportsbooks change their offers often, sometimes without notice.

A welcome bonus, free spins deal or promotion might change or end after we publish. As a result, a casino is not bound by an old offer shown on our site. The casino’s own terms always win.

Before you claim any bonus, check these points on the casino’s own website:

• the current bonus amount and any bonus code
• the wagering requirements
• which games count towards wagering
• maximum bets and win limits
• expiry dates
• which countries can claim the offer

Our guide to casino bonus terms explains what these rules mean in plain English.

How We Earn Money

TopbossGroup.com is an independent affiliate website. We don’t own any casino or sportsbook, and no operator owns us.

That said, we do earn money from some of the operators we write about. When you visit or sign up with a casino through one of our links, we may receive a commission. This costs you nothing extra. Our affiliate disclosure explains how this works in more detail.

Commission never buys a good review. We test casinos using the same checks each time. Our page on how we review casinos sets out the process. If a casino treats players badly, we say so, even if we have a commercial relationship with it.

What We Can’t Take Responsibility For

We share information in good faith. However, we can’t control what casinos, sportsbooks or other third parties do. For that reason, we can’t accept responsibility for:

• money lost while gambling, at any site we mention or link to
• decisions you make based on our content
• changes a casino makes to its games, bonuses, payments or terms
• problems with a third-party website, including slow or refused payouts
• mistakes or out-of-date details that we haven’t yet corrected

This applies to Topboss Limited and to our owners, staff, writers and partners. You use the information on this site at your own risk.

In short: we aim to give you honest, useful research. Before you deposit, though, the final checks and decisions are always yours.

Links to Other Websites

Many of our pages link to casinos, sportsbooks and other outside websites. We don’t run these sites, and we can’t control their content, security or terms.

Once you leave TopbossGroup.com, the other website’s own rules and privacy policy apply. So, read them before you sign up or share any personal details.

Some articles on our site come from guest writers or industry specialists. We check this content before we publish it. Even so, their views are their own and may not always match ours.

Gambling Laws Depend on Where You Live

Online gambling laws differ from country to country. In some places, they also differ between states or provinces. Something that is legal in one country can be banned next door.

We have readers all over the world, and we can’t check the law for each visitor. It’s therefore your job to make sure online gambling is legal where you live before you sign up anywhere. Our overview of gambling laws is a good starting point. Even so, check your local rules too, because laws change.

It also helps to know who licenses a casino. A licence from a respected regulator gives you more protection if something goes wrong. Our guide to online gambling licences explains the main regulators.

We can’t be held responsible if a visitor breaks the gambling laws of their own country, state or province.

Legal Gambling Age

You must be at least 18 to use casino and betting sites. In some places, the minimum age is higher. Here are a few examples from the markets we cover:

Country	Minimum age
United Kingdom	18
South Africa	18
New Zealand	18 for most gambling, 20 for land-based casinos
Canada	18 or 19, depending on the province
United States	21 in most states with legal online casinos

Casinos check your age and identity, usually before your first withdrawal. If you’re under the legal age where you live, please don’t gamble.

A Note for South African Readers

South Africa has its own rules, and they are stricter than many people expect. Under section 11 of the National Gambling Act of 2004, online casino gambling is not legal in South Africa. This covers online slots, table games and poker.

On the other hand, online sports betting is legal with bookmakers licensed by a South African provincial gambling board. If you’re in South Africa, only bet with these locally licensed South African sportsbooks.

The National Gambling Board repeated its position on online casinos in February 2026. In April 2026, it also launched an online register of licensed operators. You can use it to check whether a betting site holds a valid South African licence.

Some bookmakers also offer casino-style betting games. Their legal status is currently disputed and may depend on which province issued the licence. For that reason, we suggest checking with the provincial board before you play these games.

Your Personal Information

We never see your casino account details. That means no passwords, banking details, card numbers or ID documents. When you join a casino, you share that information with the casino, not with us.

Our site does use some cookies, for example to count visits. Our privacy policy explains what we collect and how you can control it.

If You Have a Problem With a Casino

We’re not linked to any casino as an owner or shareholder. So, we can’t settle disputes or force an operator to pay. We’re still happy to point you in the right direction, though.

First, contact the casino’s support team and keep a record of your messages. If that doesn’t work, take your complaint to the regulator that licenses the casino. Our casino complaints guide walks you through each step.

We also keep a list of blacklisted casinos to avoid. If you think a casino belongs on it, please tell us.

Spotted a Mistake?

We check facts carefully, and our fact checking policy explains how. Still, mistakes can happen. If you notice something wrong or out of date, please contact us.

We’ll look into it and fix confirmed errors as quickly as we can. Our corrections policy explains how we handle this. For formal complaints about our own services, please see Section 4 of our terms and conditions.

Gamble Responsibly

Gambling should be entertainment, not a way to make money. Warning signs include chasing losses, spending more than you planned, borrowing to gamble, or hiding it from family.

If any of this sounds familiar, you can ask your casino to set deposit limits or close your account. Free, confidential help is also available:

Where you live	Free help
United Kingdom	National Gambling Helpline (GamCare): 0808 8020 133. BeGambleAware also offers advice online.
New Zealand	Gambling Helpline: 0800 654 655, or free text 8006. Open 24/7.
South Africa	National Responsible Gambling Programme: 0800 006 008, or WhatsApp 076 675 0710. Open 24/7.
Everywhere	Gamblers Anonymous runs free support meetings in many countries.

In Canada and the United States, each province or state runs its own helpline. The National Council on Problem Gambling can point US readers to local support. You’ll find more tips on our responsible gambling page.

Common Questions

Can I gamble on TopbossGroup.com?

No. We are an information website only. To play, you would need to join a casino or sportsbook directly.

Why doesn’t a bonus match what I saw on your site?

Casinos change their offers regularly. The terms on the casino’s own website always apply. If you spot an outdated offer, let us know and we’ll update the page.

Do you get paid for good reviews?

No. We may earn commission when readers sign up through our links. However, that never decides a rating, and we point out problems whenever we find them.

Changes to This Disclaimer

We may update this disclaimer from time to time, for example when laws change. When we do, we’ll change the version number and date at the top of this page. By using TopbossGroup.com, you agree to the version shown here at the time of your visit.