⏰ Lobby and store read 16 August 2026
✅ This name is not in the 2020 settlement
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🏠 Six picks beside Jackpot Village, and why them
Six of the names on the same file are set out below. Five carry partner branding as Jackpot Village does, and one is sold by White Hat under a name of its own. One of the six appears in the December 2020 settlement covered further down this page. The write-ups here are Spinland Sister Sites, Miami Dice, the Casimba page, Slotnite and PlayGrand.
🎖 Twenty ranks, and the points that move an account up them
Underneath the lobby sits a progression scheme, and it is what separates this casino from the plainer partner names on the same licence. Cash bets earn experience points at one point for every £5 staked. Those points move an account up through twenty levels, from a bottom rung the site calls Village Novice to a top one it calls Jackpot King. Every level pays out in Tokens, and Tokens also come from finishing set tasks on particular games.
What a Token is worth is settled by the site in one line: Tokens carry no cash value and can only be spent inside the site store. So the reward for staking is not money, and it does not become money at that point either. It is credit inside a shop.
📋 How the chain runs, read 16 August 2026
- Cash is staked on the games
- Staking earns experience points, at one point for every £5
- Points carry the account up through the twenty ranks
- Every rank reached pays out in Tokens
- Tokens buy a spin on one of the paid wheels
- A wheel spin pays out in bonus spins, which land in a bonus balance rather than in cash
🎲 Four wheels, and the three that are not free
Four wheels are on offer. The first costs nothing and comes round daily, open to anybody with an account who has put a first deposit in. The other three are named Bronze, Silver and Gold, and spins on those are bought from the store with Tokens rather than handed out.
What the paid wheels give back is bonus spins, so they sit in the middle of the chain above rather than at the end of it. Six steps separate a cash bet from anything that can be withdrawn, and every one of the six is published by the site itself.
🎰 The four wheels
- The daily wheel, free to anybody who has made a first deposit
- The Bronze wheel, paid for out of the store with Tokens
- The Silver wheel, on the same footing
- The Gold wheel, likewise
- All three of the paid wheels give back bonus spins, not cash
🖥 Four games running on one screen
Jackpot Village advertises a feature it calls MULTI-PLAY, which puts as many as four games on one screen at the same time. The site carries its own instructions for working it. A button at the lower left opens a search panel for adding another game, thumbnails along the same edge close games again, and there is a full screen mode.
The rest of the lobby is ordinary shelving: sections for new games, popular games, slots, Big Bass titles, live casino, must-go jackpots, table games and scratch cards, with a suppliers page beside them.
🏛 Jackpot Village among the twenty five partner addresses
Jackpot Village is a name over a website rather than a licence holder. The licence sits with White Hat Gaming Limited, and everything filed there can be opened by anybody without a login or a fee. Nothing may be sold to British players without a licence of that kind, which only the Gambling Commission can issue.
Forty addresses are listed on the file. The largest group, twenty five of them, carries partner branding, and Jackpot Village is in that group. Seven more are sold by the licence holder under its own names, and the last eight have been switched off.
White Label is the wording used where the business that built the front of the site and the business that answers for it under British law are two separate things. The first picks what a player sees. The second is the one a complaint ends up with.
📄 What the file holds, opened 16 August 2026
- A head office given as Mosta on Malta, at a building called Cornerstone Business Centre
- Five permissions, issued together on 29 October 2018 and running ever since
- Casino and bingo make two of the five, and supplying gambling software is a third
- The remaining pair are betting permissions, one for real sporting events and one for simulated ones
- The trading-names section holds a single entry, White Hat Gaming under its own name
- Searching for Jackpot Village as one word and as two returns that same company both times
- A Maltese licence dated 1 August 2018 covers players outside Britain
One matter closed on 28 December 2020, when £1.3 million was paid by White Hat Gaming Limited. It went to harm-reduction work and was not treated as a fine. The four web addresses named were hellocasino.com, dreamvegas.com, grandivy.com and 21casino.com. Jackpot Village was not among them. Hello Casino, the Dream Vegas write-up and Grand Ivy all have pages here, and the file end to end is on the White Hat Gaming write-up.
🎯 Other names on the same file, written up here
- Temple Nile and Spin Rider, two more of the partner names
- Spin Station and Slot Planet, two more again
- Diamond 7 and Skol Casino, both sold under a White Hat name
- The Griffon Casino page, another partner name covered here
- Casilando, Casiku, Blackjack City, Hopa, 21 Prive, Mr Ben, Mr Run, G day Casino, Mainstage Bingo, 247Bet, BetTarget and Playzee have no page here yet
- ✅ Safe: One licence covers all forty addresses, so the business answering for a Jackpot Village balance is the same one behind every other name on the file.
- ❌ Costly: Treating Tokens as money. The site states in one line that they carry no cash value and can only be spent in the store.
📚 Where to read next
Barz Sister Sites and Karamba are two more of the partner names with pages here. The three prize draws, and the staking behind a single entry, are covered in depth on the Spinland write-up.