⏰ File read 15 August 2026
✅ Sold direct, not through a partner
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🎲 Six picks beside Diamond 7, from both columns
The six below all sit on the same British file as Diamond 7. Two of them are sold by the licence holder directly, as this site is; the rest belong to partner businesses. The three columns on that file, and the December 2020 settlement, are both explained further down. Longer pieces sit on the Hello Casino write-up, on Jackpot Village, on Skol Casino and on the Slotnite page.
📊 The column on the file does not tell you which build you get
The file sorts its 40 addresses into three columns, and it is easy to read those as three kinds of casino. They are not. The column records whose idea the name was.
Diamond 7 sits in the smallest column, the seven addresses the company puts its own name over, and Hello Casino sits there with it. PlayGrand, Slot Planet, Casilando and 21 Casino sit in the partner column. Jackpot Village and Casiku sit there too, and Casiku carries shelves the other three do not.
So the column answers a paperwork question and nothing more. What a player meets is set by which build of the software the address runs, and two names filed in the same column can run different builds.
🏦 Diamond 7 is sold by the licence holder itself
Seven of the 40 addresses are names White Hat Gaming sells under its own banner, and diamond7.com is one of them. There is no partner in the arrangement here. The company that holds the British permission is the same company that chose the name and markets it.
That is the reverse of how most of this file works. Griffon Casino and the majority of the names a reader will recognise are partner addresses, where one business owns the name and a different one holds the permission.
🏢 The seven sold direct
- Diamond 7, Slotnite and Hello Casino
- Mainstage Bingo and G day Casino
- Skol Casino and 21 Prive
- The other 33 addresses are either partner names or names that have stopped taking players
That split changes how many companies stand behind a site. On a house name there is one. On a partner name there are two, and only one of them holds the British permission. The full address list sits on the operator record.
📄 Forty addresses, three columns and one company behind them
White Hat Gaming Limited keeps a public licence file, and Mosta on Malta is where its head office sits, at the Cornerstone Business Centre. Every one of the 40 addresses answers to the same body, the Gambling Commission.
Both halves of that file agree on the number: 40 at the top, 40 in the tables below. The split is seven house names, twenty five marked White Label and eight that have stopped taking players. A line for a stopped address stays published rather than being taken down.
📋 What the five permissions cover
- All five were granted on one day, 29 October 2018, and none has lapsed
- Bingo, casino play and gambling software
- Betting on real sport, and betting on virtual events
- Each is for gambling supplied online
- No premises are listed, and a single trading name covers the whole file
Only a few of the names put the two betting permissions to use. Casimba does. Spinland does not. Temple Nile and Spin Rider sit on exactly the same five as this site, as does every other address on the file, whether the name uses all five or not.
Dated 28 December 2020, one settlement sits on the record. White Hat Gaming Limited handed over £1.3 million, aimed at cutting gambling harm instead of being collected as a fine. Named in it were 21casino.com, dreamvegas.com, grandivy.com and hellocasino.com. Diamond 7 is not one of them. Two of those four are covered here, on Grand Ivy Sister Sites and on Dream Vegas.
🎮 What the site puts in its menu
The menu holds casino, live dealer, slots and promotions, plus a route to contact the company. No sportsbook appears in it and no bingo room appears in it, even though the file behind the site carries permissions for both. A permission on a licence is what a business may sell, not what a given address has chosen to build.
One name in the group does not fit the single-file pattern at all. Karamba Sister Sites records two British licence files rather than one, taken from an earlier read and carried with that date.
- ✅ Safe: Diamond 7 is one of seven addresses the licence holder markets directly, so a single company holds the permission and sells the site.
- ❌ Costly: Reading the three columns on the file as three kinds of casino. The column records whose name is over the door, not what runs behind it.
📚 Where to read next
For a partner address with a points card of its own, Miami Dice sets the whole scheme out. Spin Station is written up from the same file.
And for a name in this group that leaves the two betting permissions alone entirely, there is Barz Sister Sites.