All 12 addresses, checked on 14 August 2026
Jackpotjoy has 12 sister sites: Bally Casino, Virgin Games, Double Bubble Bingo, Monopoly Casino, Rainbow Riches Casino, Rainbow Riches Bingo, Rainbow Slots and Rainbow Riches, which between them hold eleven of the addresses, plus Megaways Casino, which has since closed. All 12 are run by Gamesys Operations Limited of Gibraltar on Gambling Commission account 38905.
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Five sisters, and what each one was offering
Five of these names were opened on 14 August 2026 and every one of them had a welcome offer on show. Each card below gives that offer as it was printed on the day, together with what makes the casino different from Jackpotjoy itself.
No offer is quoted here for the two names left over. Rainbow Slots holds two of the seven Rainbow addresses on the account, and nothing is printed for it on this page. Megaways Casino is the one address on this licence that has closed.
The same offer four times, and the one that breaks it
Read the five cards together and the pattern is hard to miss. Double Bubble Bingo, Rainbow Riches Casino, Bally Casino and Monopoly Casino all carry the identical slots welcome: £10 in, £10 wagered on slots, 30 free spins at a penny a line over ten lines, gone 30 days after the deposit. The only thing that changes from one to the next is which slot the spins land on, and in every case it is a game tied to that brand, from Eye Of Horus at Bally through Double Bubble Cash Wall and Monopoly Cash Is King to Rainbow Riches Pick N Mix.
Virgin Games is the exception and it is a big one. That offer hands over 100 spins instead of 30, values each one at 10p instead of a penny, and takes the wagering condition away, so money won from the spins can be withdrawn rather than played through. On the figures printed on 14 August 2026 it was the strongest welcome anywhere on the account, which is worth knowing before choosing a sister on the strength of the name above the website.
What Jackpotjoy puts on its own front page
For comparison, Jackpotjoy carried two welcome offers of its own on 14 August 2026. The bingo one gives £30 of free bingo tickets, counted at £1 each, for £10 deposited and £10 wagered on bingo. The slots one gives 100 free spins on Fishin Frenzy The Big Catch 2, at a penny a line over ten lines, for the same £10 paid in and £10 wagered. Both expire 30 days after the deposit and neither can be claimed alongside the other.
That makes Jackpotjoy the more generous of the two bingo sites on this account, and it puts the spin count level with Virgin Games, although at a much lower value for each spin.
How 12 web addresses become nine names
Every business taking gambling money from British players needs a licence, and the Gambling Commission is who grants it. What the Commission grants it also puts on public view, in a list that anybody can read without paying. An account is the numbered entry one approved business holds on that list, and this page is built out of entry 38905.
Gamesys Operations Limited holds that entry, from an office at Waterport Place in Gibraltar. The licence number is 038905-R-319430-021 and it carries four permissions: bingo and casino from 1 November 2014, betting on real events from 23 May 2016, and betting on virtual events from 29 August 2024. The word Remote sits beside all four, and it is there to say the playing happens on a screen rather than in a shop. All four are Active.
The domain counter on this account reads 13 and the table beneath it prints 13 as well, which is a pleasant change from accounts where the two disagree. Three of the 13 are marked Active, those being jackpotjoy.com, ballycasino.co.uk and doublebubblebingo.com. One is Inactive. The other nine are marked White Label. On those entries the brand on show and the licence holder are two different businesses: a partner puts its name on the site, and Gamesys Operations carries the regulated duties underneath. That is why a complaint about Virgin Games or Monopoly Casino reaches the same Gibraltar desk as a complaint about Jackpotjoy. No trading name is filed against the account, and no premises.
The 2023 penalty, and what came with it
One regulatory action sits against 38905, decided on 22 November 2023. Gamesys Operations Limited was given a warning, had an additional condition attached to its operating licence, and was told to pay £6,071,292 in all, a total which takes in £165,042 of divested money.
The findings covered a stretch running from November 2021 to July 2022. Two of them concerned money laundering rules, one being the duty to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing and the other the separate duty that applies to operators based outside Britain. A third concerned customer interaction, which is the requirement to notice and act on signs that a player is coming to harm. The fourth was a failure to follow the guidance the Commission issues to casinos on this subject.
The notice records two points on the other side. The company worked with the investigation and said it had already put corrections in place, and the Commission found no sign of criminal money among the particular customer accounts it examined. Nothing further had been added to the account when 38905 was read on 14 August 2026.
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The Virgin Games page covers the biggest of the White Label brands on its own terms. For bingo rooms run by a different company altogether, the Gala Bingo entry makes the comparison. Every page on this network sits under the Gamesys tag.
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