The register row – read 12 August 2026
Hippozino sister sites are the other casinos that ProgressPlay Limited runs on UK Gambling Commission account 39335, including Casino 77, Dukes Casino and Supa Casino. Throughout this page, the register means the Gambling Commission public database; the Commission licenses each British gambling company and lists its websites.
Neighbours on the 39335 file
Hippozino, Casino 77, Dukes Casino and Supa Casino all file under account 39335 – the closing card opens that file:
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An older front and a newer counter
Hippozino wears the older of the two group templates on its public face: a menu running Home, Promotions and Compliance across four sections of games, the layout several of these brands started with. Step through a join or login button and the machinery changes era – play.hippozino.com runs the newer counter, tabbed CASINO and BINGO, where the games, the cashier and the promotions actually live. The browser title on the front reads Your Casino Anywhere, the same strapline the Dukes site carries, though the hippo loses the exclamation mark on the way. Different vintages, one family, and the register cannot tell them apart: hippozino.com is simply a White Label row on the table of account 39335. The group keeps two main templates plus outliers – Casino 77 runs a third of its own – and the licence file page notes which brand wears which.
Three fields and a Vegas phone number
The first screen of the join overlay asks for exactly three things: an email address, a password and a mobile number. The phone field offers a specimen number formatted for Las Vegas dialling – a small tell about how widely the platform template travels. Behind the overlay, the counter keeps a single search box asking for a game or a provider; the catalogue lives entirely on that side of the fence. Nothing beyond the first screen was completed for this page, and up to that point no document upload, no deposit prompt and no marketing tickbox had yet appeared – whatever follows sits past where this reading stopped.
Where Hippozino sits in the group
The account splits into 20 Active rows in the ProgressPlay name, a White Label block a hundred names wide that carries nearly all the trade, and several dozen Inactive entries. Hippozino belongs to the big middle block, and to its older-shell cohort – the hub records a run of Mr-prefixed names on the same table that share a single browser title between them, which is the kind of detail the middle block specialises in. Within the covered names, the hippo is the one site that is neither dead, nor doubled, nor differently shelled: the plainest working example of what a ProgressPlay white label looks like.
What the site offered on 12 August 2026
The welcome read 100% to £50 with 50 spins on Big Bass Splash. The conditions run the family shapes – real balance wagered first, ten times the bonus inside 30 days, ten times the spin winnings inside seven, bonuses voided by a withdrawal request – with one number of its own: winnings from the free spins convert up to £5, more generous on paper than the £2 the Dukes conditions allow. The promotional copy stays in character while it sells, inviting a visitor to wallow over to the promotions page for something tasty; the voice is the only part of the pitch the platform does not standardise. Offers rotate, so the figures above carry their date. Nor is family pricing uniform: the same evening, Casino 77 held its headline at £25 with a £20 minimum deposit, so the shop windows differ even where the conditions template is shared.
A footer shared to the letter
Scroll to the bottom and Hippozino stops being a hippo. The licence paragraph is the family text, unchanged: ProgressPlay Limited at a St Julians address, Malta company C58305, a Malta Gaming Authority licence dated to April 2013, and the Gambling Commission naming account 39335 for Great Britain. The register meanwhile files the head office in Limassol, Cyprus, and the licence file page holds both addresses without arbitration. Like its Dukes sibling, the page links the Commission register from its own furniture – the claim invites its own audit.
Two announcements, one account
The account carries the 2022 payment – £175,718 – and the 2025 penalty – £1,000,000 – the second arriving with a warning and a condition requiring an audit inside six months. Neither announcement names Hippozino or any other single storefront; the licence answers as one thing. Dates, sums, breach windows and the register links sit together on the licence file page.
One search, one account
Put hippozino into the business register and a single account comes back: 39335. No stray namesake, no second filing, no dormant twin – the shortest sound-alike section this group allows. The check reproduces in seconds from the business search page, and the domain table confirms the row from the other direction; both routes end at the same account number.
Register questions, short answers
Does ProgressPlay own Hippozino? The register answers a narrower question: hippozino.com is a White Label row on the ProgressPlay account, so the licence, the cashier and the accountability sit with ProgressPlay Limited. Who owns the brand name itself is not something the register records.
Which sister site carries sport? One pair does: the Dukes file, where betdukes.com keeps a SPORTS tab and the account holds a real-event betting permission.
Does Hippozino run bingo? Its counter prints a BINGO tab, and the bingo permission on the account dates from August 2024.
Where are the other Hippozino sister sites? The Hippozino sister sites with their own files sit on the cards above; the licence file page maps the remaining rows of the table, status by status.
Is the welcome the same as at Dukes Casino? The £50 headline matches; the trimmings do not. Hippozino attaches 50 spins and lets their winnings convert to £5 – Dukes attaches 20 and stops at £2.
The register, one click out
Two pages settle most questions: the domain table and the trading-names page – the second one empty in a way worth seeing. Both were read for this page on 12 August 2026. The neighbouring files: Dukes Casino, Supa Casino and Casino 77, all under the ProgressPlay licence file.