Checked with the UK gambling regulator – 13 August 2026
Casino of Dreams sister sites are Lucky247, Butlers Bingo, Dotty Bingo, Rosy Bingo, Glossy Bingo, Bingo Diamond, Casino Fantastico, Fluffy Wins and Jungle Reels – the other names filed on account 39075 – the numbered file which the Gambling Commission, the UK betting and casino regulator, keeps on Broadway Gaming Limited of Dublin. A second company, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, carries account 58267, and that is where Jackpot Liner, Health Games, Wink Slots and King Jackpot sit among 158 listed web addresses. The cards below pick out the closest names across both accounts.
Two Broadway files stand behind every card that follows: account 39075, running since 2014, carries this casino and nine other names, while account 58267, running since 2022, carries the rest of the group.
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Casino of Dreams on account 39075
A quick word on what these numbers mean. Every company running a casino website for British players must hold a licence from the Gambling Commission, the UK regulator. The Commission gives each licensed company an account number and publishes a free public list – the register – showing that account, every website on it and any punishment handed down. Sister sites are simply the other websites on the same account. Everything below comes from that public list, read on 13 August 2026.
The register lists www.casinoofdreams.uk as an Active domain on account 39075 and records casino of dreams among the nine trading names there. The licence behind both entries is 039075-R-319385-013, carrying casino and bingo permissions that have run since 1 November 2014 with no end date shown. No premises appear on the file, and the regulatory actions counter reads zero.
One genuine oddity sits on the domain-names page: the counter above the table claims 11 entries while only 10 appear beneath it, every one of them Active. This page reports both numbers rather than choosing between them. Among the ten sit two casinos – this one and Lucky247, both filed on .uk addresses – with bingo names such as Butlers Bingo, Dotty Bingo and Rosy Bingo around them on dot-com addresses.
The welcome banner and the small print
Read on 13 August 2026, the casino greets a logged-out visitor with a welcome banner drawn as one image, so the headline of the offer sits in the artwork rather than in the page text. What the page does print, directly under that banner, is the qualifying line: 10x casino wagering, game weighting, a two day bonus expiry, and eWallets excluded. The sign-up form carries an opt-in box for the welcome bonus among its final fields, which is as close as the text of the site gets to naming the deal. Anyone weighing it should open the promotional terms page before depositing, because the banner alone does not state the conditions.
Five offers on a weekly rota
The promotions page listed five running deals on 13 August 2026. Golden Monday grants free spins on 9 Pots of Gold to players who opt in and deposit £20 or more. Cashback Tuesday returns 10 per cent of cash losses of £5 or more, capped at £10, inside a twelve hour window after opting in. Daily Deal spins a reel of small freebies and deposit offers for anyone who has deposited in the previous seven days. Free Spins Thursday deals a mystery card that awards spins on one of three games, again for recent depositors of £20 or more. Loyalty Tokens build up against cash stakes and cash out as prizes.
Each of the five carries the same line beneath it: 10x casino wagering, game weighting applies, two day bonus expiry, eWallets excluded. Lucky247 ran an identical rota on the same day with two weekdays swapped – its cashback lands on Monday and its mystery card on Friday – which is the clearest sign the two casinos are steered as one operation.
Signing up, tested from outside
The join route put up a live form at the first time of asking on 13 August 2026. It runs across three named steps – About You, then Details, then Account. Date of birth comes first, then email address, first and last name and sex, then telephone, nationality and a postcode lookup that fills in the address. The final step sets a username and a password. Lucky247 and Butlers Bingo hand their new players to the same shared page, one form serving the whole account. No account was created for this check; the test is whether a live form appears, and it did.
Where the money and the terms stand
The fund protection page states that customer balances sit apart from company money, meeting the Commission requirement at the medium protection level, and it carries a date stamp of 6 September 2021. Lucky247 publishes the same page with the same stamp, unchanged for almost five years on both casinos. The general terms set the age floor at 18 and run to tens of thousands of words, with a version history linked from the text. The footer calls the brand a Broadway Gaming Limited trademark and gives a registered address in Douglas on the Isle of Man – a PO Box at Peveril Buildings – while the register files the head office in Dublin. Both addresses are reported here; the register does not explain the gap, so neither will this page.
The 2017 case that named this casino
Both routes the register offers come back empty: the actions counter on 39075 reads zero, and a search on broadway in the separate regulatory-actions register returns no entry. The Commission newsroom holds what those two zeros leave out. On 5 December 2017 it announced a penalty package of £100,000 against Broadway Gaming Ltd, over promotional adverts that failed to state their significant terms. The complaint that started the case concerned a Butlers Bingo advert built around depositing £10 to play with £35, and the Commission found the same failing at Casino of Dreams, Rehab Bingo, Dotty Bingo and Bingo Diamond. The payment closed the matter, with no warning attached, no audit ordered and no fresh conditions added, and the public statement has since expired under the three year rule, leaving the news article as the surviving record.
The case belongs to this account; the younger Broadway file was licensed more than four years after it closed. Of the five sites named, four still trade on 39075 today and Rehab Bingo appears on neither Broadway file. A zero on a counter describes what stands against an account now, and this case is the working example of what it does not describe.
Where Casino of Dreams sits in the group
Inside the family, the honest comparison runs sideways to Lucky247, the same casino product under a luckier name, and then across to Wink Slots on account 58267 for reels with a fuller website around them. Players who want bingo have most of the group to pick from, with Butlers Bingo the nearest on this same file. The full map of both companies – every domain, every counter and which addresses answered in August 2026 – sits on the Broadway Gaming licence page. For contrast beyond Broadway, Jumpman Gaming shows what a host running mainly partner brands looks like, and White Hat Gaming is another company with both its own names and White Label entries on one file.