Casino Guru wins three awards at Malta iGaming Affiliate Awards

Casino Guru won three top honours at the Malta iGaming Affiliate Awards (MiGAA) 2025, reinforcing the company’s position in the global iGaming affiliate sector.

The awards ceremony was held on December 6 at the Spinola Suite, Hilton Portomaso, in Malta. Casino Guru received the highest judges’ scores across multiple categories, securing Safer Gambling Initiative of the Year, Best Casino Affiliate of the Year, and the Affiliate Idol – Lifetime Achievement Award.

The MiGAA judging panel, organised by Dynamic Events Ltd, was impressed by Casino Guru’s consistent performance, its impact on affiliate engagement and revenue generation, and its leadership in promoting responsible and sustainable affiliate marketing practices, the company noted.

The Malta iGaming Affiliate Awards recognise individuals, products and services that contribute to improving standards across iGaming and affiliate marketing. Categories focus on affiliates that demonstrate innovative approaches to player acquisition and retention.

The latest awards cap a year of international recognition for Casino Guru. In 2025, the company was named Best Affiliate at the SiGMA Central Europe B2C Awards, Best Bonus Comparison Affiliate of the Year at the AffPapa iGaming Awards LATAM, and Safer Gambling Initiative of the Year at the iGB Affiliate Awards. It also reached the final stage in the Outstanding Contribution to Safer Gambling category at the 2025 Global Regulatory Awards organised by VIXIO.

Earlier accolades include Best Casino Affiliate at the EGR Operator Awards 2025 and Casino Affiliate of the Year at the SBC Awards 2025.

Casino Guru's work is centred on providing players with reliable information on online casinos and bonuses, with a focus on fairness, transparency and integrity. A key part of its operations is its proprietary Safety Index, a data-driven system that evaluates casinos against player-focused criteria and is regularly updated.

The company also runs an independent Complaint Resolution Center, which has helped return more than $50 million to players by resolving disputes between users and operators.