What is officially listed – read 13 August 2026
CasinoCasino sister sites are the other casinos L&L Europe Ltd keeps on UK Gambling Commission account 38758: Fun Casino, All British Casino, Yeti Casino, Hyper Casino, Pub Casino and the betting brand Quickbet. Race Casino and No Bonus Casino share the file too, each carrying a farewell dated 1 June 2026, and the retired Yako Casino still holds the one Inactive row.
CasinoCasino shares account 38758 with every name below – the register record closes the row:
One casino, two register entries
Look up account 38758 and CasinoCasino appears twice: casinocasino.com sits in the domain table as one Active row, www.casinocasino.com as another. No other brand on the file gets that treatment – the other nine names take one row each. In practice the pair describes a single storefront, because typing the bare address simply delivers the visitor to the www one. Whether the double entry is belt-and-braces paperwork or an accident of form-filling, the register does not say; what it means for a checker is that both spellings of this casino are covered by the same licence, in writing.
The last classic match bonus on the account
Every other live casino in the group now leads with cash spins or cashback. This one still sells the traditional package: a 100% match to £25 on a first deposit of £10 or more, wagering of ten times the bonus, a £2 ceiling on any single bet while the bonus is active, no limit on what can eventually be cashed out, and Skrill deposits excluded – all as displayed on 13 August 2026, a date worth attaching because banners move. Ten times wagering is mild by industry habits, and the £2 bet cap is the clause most likely to catch someone playing carelessly.
A stray label above the small print
The terms page opens with a small malfunction: the token Label_next_sports_terms printed above the heading, a placeholder the template should have swapped for a link name. Hyper Casino shows the identical blemish; the other siblings do not. Below the token, the document itself is the family edition – Version 2.1 with a 2 April 2026 date – and it names L&L Europe Ltd, company C53706 of Mosta, Malta, and sets out the group rules: one account per person per casino, accounts at every sibling allowed, activity judged across the whole group, and twelve months of silence turning an account inactive.
First number on the Cambridge block
The footer answers with +44 1223 931483 – the opening number of the Cambridge sequence the company distributes across its brands – alongside a support address on the casino’s own email plus a pointer to GamCare for anyone whose play has stopped being fun. The rest of the footer stacks the three regulators: the Commission for Britain under 38758, Malta under the MGA number, and Sweden under licence 23Si2205. The copyright line reads 2026, which shows the page has been kept up to date.
On the Swedish list of six
casinocasino.com was among the six addresses Spelinspektionen examined in the information case decided on 19 January 2026 – the review that found contact details, licensing information and risk warnings missing in varying degrees and ended in a formal remark plus a fee of SEK 80,000. The company fixed the pages once told. The British half of the story is shorter: the actions page for 38758 records nothing, and four separate searches of the regulatory-actions register on 13 August 2026 came back empty. Dates, amounts and sources for the Swedish entries sit on the licence file page.
Double the fun, says the sign
The browser title promises an online casino with double the fun, and the branding leans on the doubled name throughout. Behind the joke the machinery is the group’s standard kit: an /en/index lobby with a category strip running from video slots through live casino to jackpot games, a server-time clock that reads differently on every visit and is therefore described here rather than quoted, and a language toggle offering Swedish beside English – the visible trace of the licence that put this casino on the January 2026 review list.
Three questions the paperwork answers
Does the double filing mean two licences? No – both rows sit inside the same account, under the same licence number, and the second row adds nothing but the spelling. Is CasinoCasino closing like Race and No Bonus? Nothing suggested so when it was read on 13 August 2026: no notice, a current copyright line and a freshly stamped terms document. And can the same login be used at the sisters? No – the group terms require a separate registration at each brand, then judge the resulting accounts collectively. The registers, not the branding, are what tie this family together.
Casino Casino, CasinoCasino and the register spelling
The brand writes itself as one word with two capitals; the register writes only the domain, and a business-register search for casino casino returns exactly one company – account 38758, showing both spellings of the address. There is no rival Casino-Casino on another licence to be confused by, which is fortunate for a name built from the most generic word in the industry doubled. The domain, as ever with this company, is the identifier that matters.
Straight to the file
The register’s domain list for 38758 shows both CasinoCasino rows in the table, and the trading names page shows the empty list that makes those domains the only register vocabulary the company has. The dated walk of all eleven addresses and both Swedish decisions are set out on the L&L Europe licence file; for the neighbours, start with Fun Casino, Pub Casino and All British Casino.