The 39335 file – read 12 August 2026
Dukes Casino sister sites include Hippozino, Casino 77 and Supa Casino. Every one of them belongs to the same UK Gambling Commission account, 39335, held by ProgressPlay Limited.
The row Dukes Casino sits in
Dukes Casino shares account 39335 with every name below; the last card is the account itself:
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One name, two addresses
The register files two Dukes addresses, dukescasino.com and betdukes.com, both marked White Label and both trading on 12 August 2026. They are less alike than the shared surname suggests. The first calls itself a casino and means it. The second titles its browser tab with slots and jackpots, then opens on a headline offering a free bet – and its play counter seats a SPORTS tab between CASINO and BINGO that the first site never shows. The sportsbook is lawful furniture here: alongside its casino permission the account has carried a betting permission for real events since late 2018.
| Site | Browser title | Counter tabs | Pitch on 12 August 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| dukescasino.com | Dukes Casino – Your Casino Anywhere! | CASINO, BINGO | 100% to £50 plus 20 spins |
| betdukes.com | BetDukes Casino – Online Slots, Casino Games and Jackpots | CASINO, SPORTS, BINGO | Bet £10, take a £40 free bet |
The costume and the machinery
The Dukes promotions blurb promises that a proper casino treats its guests nobly, and the aristocratic dress runs through both sites. The machinery underneath is group-standard: the identical footer, the identical ten-times wagering shapes, a play counter shared in structure with a hippo-fronted sister and a numbers-fronted one. Where the costume genuinely differs is reach – of the four covered names on this account, only the Dukes pair extends past casino furniture into sport. The rest is upholstery.
What the footer states
The bottom of both Dukes sites reads identically. It names ProgressPlay Limited at a St Julians office address, records the Malta company registration C58305, dates a Malta Gaming Authority licence to the sixteenth of April 2013, and then changes jurisdiction for one sentence to name the Gambling Commission and account 39335. The register itself now places the head office in Limassol, Cyprus – a mismatch this site records on the licence file page without electing a winner. One detail worth the scroll: dukescasino.com links the domain-names page of the register straight from its own homepage, an unusually direct invitation to check the claim.
The offers on the table, 12 August 2026
The casino welcome ran at 100% to £50 with 20 spins when read. Its conditions run to the familiar shapes – wagering from the real balance first, the bonus turned over ten times inside 30 days, spin winnings ten times inside seven – and then to the sharper ones: conversion capped at once the bonus, spin conversions stopping at £2, Skrill and Neteller deposits excluded, and every active bonus voided the moment a withdrawal request goes in. The sports side asked £10 in qualifying bets at odds of 1.5 or better for a £40 free bet, winnings wagered once, conversion capped at £200, all of it expiring in seven days. Offers rotate, so read the figures above as a dated snapshot rather than a promise.
The compliance routes, as found
One observation is scoped to a single evening and one reader: on 12 August 2026 the footer routes marked withdrawals, about and terms on dukescasino.com each resolved back to the homepage rather than to a document. The conditions that matter were still reachable, printed in full beneath the welcome offer itself, and the register links on the page worked. That is recorded here as read on that date, and it is worth re-checking on a later visit.
Where the sign-up lives
Neither Dukes site signs a player up on the marketing front. The join buttons hand over to a play counter on its own subdomain, where the promotions page also lives, and the counter runs a newer shell than the shopfront that sent you there. The pattern repeats across the family, and the Hippozino file walks it in more detail. The cookie notice on the way in is franker than most, explaining that its essential cookies exist so that partners are credited when a visitor arrives through a gaming site – the affiliate machinery, stated in plain terms.
The account behind the brand
Two entries stand against the licence: £175,718 to the National Strategy in 2022, then £1,000,000 three years on, decided in May 2025 and delivered with a warning and an added condition. The announcements name website counts, breach periods and the regulations engaged, and the licence file page sets all of it out with the register links attached. Nothing in either entry singles out the Dukes names; both applied to the account as a whole. The wider file follows the same grain: not one registered trading name stands beside the domain rows, so address entries are all the identity this operation keeps.
Questions a register reader asks
Is Dukes Casino a ProgressPlay site? Yes, on two independent sources: its own footer names the company and account 39335, and the domain table lists dukescasino.com as a White Label row.
What exactly is BetDukes? A second Dukes-branded address on the same account, running the same cashier with a sportsbook attached. It is not a separate operator.
How many Dukes Casino sister sites are there? The account counter claims 194 domains. The Dukes Casino sister sites with files on this site are carded above; the account page maps the rest, status by status.
Did either enforcement entry close a Dukes site? Neither announcement names a storefront. Both Dukes addresses were trading when walked on 12 August 2026, and the penalties attached to the account, not to any single brand.
Read the file yourself
Start at the business record and follow it to the actions page; both were read on 12 August 2026, the same evening as the storefronts. The neighbouring files: Supa Casino, Casino 77 and Hippozino, with the ProgressPlay licence file binding them.