Affiliate Disclosure
The short version
Some links on this site lead to the Superonni platform through an affiliate programme. If an account is opened through one of them, the site may be paid by the operator. This costs the reader nothing: a visitor arriving through a link receives exactly the same terms, the same limits and the same campaigns as one who typed the address directly. The site sells nothing and handles no money.
Which links are affiliate links
Affiliate links are the buttons and game tiles that open in a new tab at the operator's address. Internal links — such as payments or bonus — are not affiliate links; they lead to pages on this site. Public bodies such as Verohallinto and Peluuri are named in the text only, and no commercial arrangement of any kind exists with them.
What the arrangement does not influence
Commission size is not one of the assessment criteria. In the site's review the lowest score goes precisely to the area whose honest treatment is most likely to cost click-throughs: the player's legal position when there is no Finnish licence and no Finnish supervision. If commercial interest were steering the content, that section would read differently or would not be there.
The working rule is simple: no weakness goes unpublished because it is inconvenient for the operator. The placement of the wagering multiplier, the fact that paysafecard and MobilePay only work as deposit rails, and the absence of any Finnish-language support are all stated plainly across the site.
Finnish advertising rules and what they mean here
Gambling advertising in Finland is tightly restricted, because the monopoly model was built around harm prevention. In practice that means campaign detail does not live in advertisements but in the operator's own terms — which is why these pages prefer a formula to a promise. Where a bonus is discussed, it is discussed as a wagering requirement and a maximum stake, never as free money.
Under the current plan a licensing system is due to open in 2027, with supervision moving from the National Police Board to a new licensing and supervision agency. Advertising rules are part of that reform, so this page will be revisited as the detail firms up.
What the site is not
- It is not the operator and does not represent it.
- It takes no deposits, opens no accounts and pays no winnings.
- It handles no complaints — those run through the operator, and the sequence is described under complaints.
- It gives no legal and no tax advice.
Why this page exists
A commercial relationship is not a problem when it is visible. The problem starts when a reader cannot tell which part of a text is assessment and which part is selling. So the model is written out here: the site lives on referrals, and that is worth knowing while reading any recommendation on it. The same logic explains what is missing from the site — no staking systems, no hot-game claims and no win stories attached to names, because none of those can be verified.
The full editorial policy is on the about page, and the author's sourcing practice on the author page.
Age limit and staying in control
Gambling is for adults only. It is an entertainment cost rather than a source of income, and over a long enough run a loss is the likely outcome. Limits belong before the first stake, not after it. In Finland, free and confidential help is available from Peluuri, whose services include the Peli poikki programme and Tukinet. The operator's own controls are described on the responsible gambling page.
Checklist
- Buttons leading to the operator are affiliate links; internal links are not.
- Arriving through a link costs nothing extra and changes no terms.
- Commission does not shape the assessment and does not suppress weaknesses.
- This site is not the operator: deposits, payouts and complaints happen there.