Named in the 2020 case, and the full list – read on 15 August 2026
Grand Ivy has 31 sister sites: Blackjack City, Casimba, SpinYoo, 21 Prive, Jackpot Village, Spinland, Slotnite, Hopa, Casiku, Miami Dice, Hello Casino, Spin Rider, Slot Planet, Barz, 21 Casino, Diamond 7, Casilando, Temple Nile, PlayGrand, Karamba, 247Bet, Dream Vegas, Mr Ben, Mainstage Bingo, Skol Casino, Spin Station, Mr Run, G day Casino, Griffon Casino, Playzee and Bettarget. White Hat Gaming Limited of Malta holds the licence behind all 31, on Gambling Commission account 52894.
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Three sisters, and whether the same welcome travels
These three are carded because between them they settle the question worth asking whenever a group of casinos shares one platform: two of them sell the same three-deposit ladder Grand Ivy sells, and the third replaces it with a single match, so the group template turns out to be a default rather than a rule.
No offer is quoted for the other 28. A welcome deal is only as good as the date printed beside it, and the date this page can stand behind is 15 August 2026, which is when the three above were read. Two of the rest earn a mention without a price: Jackpot Village advertises a multi-play screen on its own front page, running up to four games side by side, and Hello Casino appears again further down, as one of the four addresses the 2020 case named.
What Grand Ivy is putting in front of new players
The front page opened on 15 August 2026 leads with sports betting as well as casino games, and the licence has allowed both for as long as it has existed: the betting permissions on account 52894 begin on the same day in October 2018 as the casino one. A daily bonus wheel sits behind the login for people who already hold a funded account.
The welcome offer is spread across the first three deposits rather than landing in one go. The first pays a 100 per cent match and 100 free spins on Starburst, the second a 25 per cent match and 50 spins on Aloha Cluster Pays, and the third a 50 per cent match and 25 more spins on a third slot, which makes 175 spins in total if all three deposits are made. Wagering is 35 times the bonus, the deposit and the spins added together, and free spin winnings arrive as bonus money rather than as cash. Unused bonus money lasts 30 days and unused spins last ten. Funding the account with Skrill or Neteller disqualifies the whole welcome, which is the sort of small print that bites only once a deposit has already landed.
Partner brand or house brand on account 52894
Grand Ivy does not hold a British gambling licence and does not need one. White Hat Gaming Limited holds it. Selling gambling to people in Britain requires permission from the Gambling Commission, and each company granted that permission is filed under a number anybody can look up for nothing. Account 52894 is where White Hat is filed, and everything in this section was read out of it on 15 August 2026.
The file covers 40 web addresses. Seven carry names White Hat sells under its own banner, 25 are marked White Label, and eight have stopped trading. White Label is what the file says against an address a partner business runs under its own name using the White Hat licence: the partner picks the brand and markets it, while the duties that come with a British licence stay with White Hat. Grand Ivy is one of the 25.
One figure here is worth pointing at because it often is not true elsewhere. The counter at the top of the file says 40 addresses and the tables underneath list 40 as well. On four of the other company files this site has been through, those two numbers disagree with each other. Here they match, so there is nothing to reconcile.
The licence itself is numbered 052894-R-329546-007 and carries five permissions: bingo, casino, gambling software, and betting on real events and on virtual ones. Every one of the five is for gambling supplied over the internet, and every one has been in force since 29 October 2018 without interruption. The head office on the file is a business centre in Mosta, Malta.
The welcome terms here were last revised in 2021
The Grand Ivy welcome terms carry their own version stamp: version 4.1, last updated on 17 May 2021. Slotnite, an address the same company runs under its own name, stamps its welcome terms version 1.2, last updated on 12 February 2026. One licence, one platform, and the paperwork behind two welcome offers is nearly five years apart in age. That is worth knowing before assuming a group of casinos is looked after as a single thing.
There is a second reason no cash figure from any of these websites appears anywhere on this page. Grand Ivy priced its welcome in dollars when it was opened on 15 August 2026. Slotnite priced its own in euros, and the eligibility clause inside those Slotnite terms rules out people living in Great Britain along with Finland, Norway and Canada. What one of these addresses puts on screen depends on where the request reaches it from, and the checks behind this page were not made from a British connection, so no sum quoted on them can be presented as a British price. Percentages, free spin counts, slot names, wagering multiples and expiry periods do not move with the currency, which is why the cards above are built out of those and nothing else.
Grand Ivy is one of the four sites the 2020 case named
On 28 December 2020 the Gambling Commission announced that White Hat Gaming Limited would pay £1.3 million, directed at reducing gambling harm rather than handed over as a fine, after an assessment found failings in how the company identified and protected customers at raised risk of money laundering and of harm from gambling. The announcement named four websites. One of them is grandivy.com. The other three are dreamvegas.com, hellocasino.com and 21casino.com.
The examples published with it are the part worth reading. In scarcely more than an hour, one account lost £85,000. Another was allowed to lose £50,000 inside a six-hour stretch. A third lost £70,000 over three months while the company never established where the money had come from.
Something about those four names is easy to miss, and it is visible in the licence file today. Hello Casino is one of the seven addresses White Hat sells under its own banner. Grand Ivy, Dream Vegas and 21 Casino are partner brands, filed White Label. The case reached across both sides of the account, and the company answering for all four was the same one. For somebody choosing between these websites that is the practical point: which column an address sits in tells you who picked the name, not who is accountable for what happens on it.
Four commitments were recorded as part of the settlement. No formal warning was attached to it, no extra licence condition, no costs and no order to hand back profit.
What the enforcement page shows today
The enforcement counter against 52894 reads zero, and the sanctions page beneath it prints a single line to the same effect. Both were checked on 15 August 2026. The figure is accurate and it is also incomplete, because those counters are built to show what is live rather than what has happened. A settlement from December 2020 has run its course, so it drops off, and the only place it survives is the announcement itself. Anybody reading the account page on its own would take away a picture that the December 2020 announcement corrects.
More reading on this company
The company file behind all 40 addresses, house brands and stopped ones included, is set out on the White Hat Gaming page. Dream Vegas is the second of the four websites the 2020 announcement named. Barz and Karamba are two more partner brands on the same licence, each carrying its own dated check.