| Where this address goes, and what travels with you – August 2026 |
| Blackjack Ballroom sister sites are Grand Mondial, Casino Classic, UK Casino Club, Zodiac Casino and Luxury Casino, plus the rest of the names that Apollo Entertainment Limited files on UKGC account 38620. Blackjack Ballroom itself no longer opens. Type blackjackballroom.co.uk and you land in the Luxury Casino lobby, with nothing along the way to tell you the name has changed. One thing does travel with you. Your terms are still headed Blackjack Ballroom, and they are word for word the terms behind fourteen other names on the same account. |
More Apollo Entertainment Casinos
Blackjack Ballroom sits on the same British account as the five below, filed as 38620. UKGC means the UK Gambling Commission – the official licensing body – and an account is the public file it keeps on one company.
What the Ballroom name still opens
The register says blackjackballroom.co.uk is Active. That means Apollo is allowed to use the address. It is not a promise that anything is there.
All twenty-seven .co.uk addresses on this account carry the same Active flag. We opened every one of them on 10 August 2026 and looked again the next day. Three run casinos of their own, which are Luxury, Zodiac and UK Casino Club. Ten forward you into Luxury, and this address is one of the ten. Fourteen return nothing at all.
So the flag on the Ballroom row is accurate, and it tells you far less than most sister-site round-ups suggest. Nothing is announced when you arrive, either. The Luxury front page makes no reference to the name you typed.
| Line on the file | What it means in practice |
|---|---|
| Licensee | Apollo Entertainment Limited, a company on the Malta register under the number C-45483 |
| Account | 38620, one remote casino permission – remote simply means online – granted on 1 November 2014 and showing nothing in the column that would close it |
| Premises | None recorded, and none available under a permission of this kind |
| blackjackballroom.co.uk | Marked Active on the register, and opens Luxury Casino when it is typed |
| Sport | Outside what this permission covers, whatever any address on the account may advertise |
| Actions | Nothing entered against the account on the reading taken 10 August 2026 |
A rulebook with this brand on the cover
Here is the part most people miss. Being forwarded does not move you onto the Luxury rulebook.
Blackjack Ballroom still has terms of its own. They are not on blackjackballroom.co.uk, which opens nothing, and they are not the Luxury ones. They sit on a machine the operator group shares, filed under a three-letter code – bjb here, lxc for Luxury, gmd for Grand Mondial, ukc for UK Casino Club – and the document opens with Blackjack Ballroom Casino at the top. We read fifteen of those codes on 11 August 2026. All fifteen were live.
The catch is that they are the same document. The same edition stamp, to the minute. The same clauses underneath. Only the name on the cover changes.
| Clause in the Ballroom document | What it asks of a member |
|---|---|
| Edition stamp | Updated 11/06/2026 12:00:00 +1000, an offset ten hours ahead of London |
| Age floor | No registration and no play by anyone under 25, which sits seven years above the statutory minimum |
| Wagering on a bonus | Ten times over before it converts, and only slot wagers count |
| Minimum withdrawal | £10, with the full balance payable below that on request |
| Currency conversion | The average daily interbank rate plus 2.5 per cent |
| Fund protection | Entered as not protected segregation. Of the tiers the Commission recognises, none leaves a member with less |
| Player data | Consent is sought for use in AI training and machine-learning model development |
| Change of terms | A revision binds a member seven days on from the email announcing it |
So you do not inherit a Luxury rulebook when the address forwards you. You keep one with the Ballroom name on it, and it says exactly what the other fourteen say.
The board that three addresses share
All three of the trading addresses carry a games page, and each one leads with a total of all jackpots available.
We read it on two days. Both times the three totals were six pence apart. In between, the board itself gained about thirty thousand pounds.
One matching reading proves very little, because three sites can copy a total and leave it sitting there. A number that moves that far overnight and still lands within pennies at three addresses cannot be doing that. It is a single pool wearing three different addresses, so a jackpot advertised at any of them is the same money as the jackpot advertised at the other two.
Eleven games are listed underneath with their payout rates, and both the order and the rates are identical on all three. The lowest sits below eighty-seven per cent and the highest a fraction above ninety-seven.
Twenty-nine names against twenty-seven addresses
The account files twenty-nine trading names and twenty-seven domains, and both counters match their tables exactly. That is worth saying, because plenty do not. Every one of the twenty-nine names ends in uk.
Not all of them have an address. The players palace entry has none, and neither does the strike it lucky entry beside it.
One oddity sits in the same list. The register drops the final s from Captain Cooks, so the trading name reads captain cook casino uk while the address it maps to reads captaincookcasino.co.uk. Nothing turns on it. It is the sort of detail that separates a list read off the register from a list copied out of another round-up.
Group the file by what each address actually does and you get three that trade, ten that forward into Luxury and fourteen that return nothing. Blackjack Ballroom is in the middle group, and there is no inactive row anywhere on the account to account for the fourteen.
Who picks up a complaint from here
If you arrive through a forwarded address and then need to complain, you will not see the Ballroom name again anywhere in the route.
The fair play page sends disputes to eCOGRA, which is the approved body for them. Complaints go to an address at crhelpdesk.com, which is not a brand domain, with the European portal for online dispute resolution linked beside that.
That page also carries a certificate reference for each brand. Follow all three and you get two live dated accreditations and one error page, the error being the UK Casino Club one. A broken link on its own means nothing at all, so we checked it three ways. An invented reference fed to the same service returns exactly the same error page. A valid reference belonging to an unrelated operator returns a live accreditation, so the service works. Both readings were taken twice, hours apart, with the same result each time. The service works. One reference on this account does not resolve.
Both accreditations that do resolve name a .casino address rather than the British one displaying the seal, and neither of those addresses appears anywhere on account 38620.
Reading on around the account
For the three addresses that still answer under their own names, start with UK Casino Club and Zodiac Casino. For a name that behaves exactly as this one does, Grand Mondial Casino hands a visitor to the same lobby. The destination itself is covered at Luxury Casino, and the whole of the account behind these twenty-seven addresses is laid out on the Apollo Entertainment licence file.