Verified with the official regulator – August 2026
King Jackpot sister sites are Wink Slots, Jackpot Liner, Health Games, Wink Bingo and 888ladies among the 74 live names on Commission file 58267, which Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited holds. A file here means the public record the Gambling Commission, the UK gambling regulator, keeps on every company it licenses. The older Broadway account, 39075, carries the casino pair Casino of Dreams and Lucky247. The cards below cover the closest names on both files.
One company sits behind this page and most of its cards on the 2022 file, 58267; a second Broadway company keeps the 2014 file, 39075, and the two casinos on it.
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King Jackpot on account 58267
For anyone meeting this for the first time: the Gambling Commission licenses every company running betting or casino websites for British players, files each one under an account number, and publishes the lot as a free public register anyone can search. An account page shows every web address the company runs and any action taken against it. King Jackpot lives on Broadway account 58267, and this page reads that record out in plain terms.
The register lists kingjackpot.co.uk as Active on account 58267, one entry in a table of 158 domain names that splits 14 White Label, 74 Active and 70 Inactive. The licence is a single combined one – bingo, casino and gambling software on 058267-R-334552-005, held since 23 February 2022 – and the account records no premises and not one trading name against all those addresses. Broadway lists this side of its business purely as web addresses and lets each site name itself. No end date appears against any of the three permissions.
A website of one screen
Opened fresh on 13 August 2026, the site put up one promotional screen and nothing else: a join button, a log-in button and a line of offer terms. The whole page carried 151 characters of readable text. Those characters say a lot, though: new players only, £10 minimum deposit, a games bonus worth half the deposit to a £100 ceiling, 10x wagering on the bonus, and a five day expiry. No bonus code appeared anywhere on the screen. The browser title read Online Slots, which is the only place the page says what it now wants to be.
Taken at its cap, the deal wants a £200 deposit to draw the full £100 bonus, and the 10x line means £1,000 of play before that bonus turns into anything withdrawable, inside a five day window. None of this is hidden – it all sits in the one line of small print – but a single screen gives it nowhere to be explained either.
Joining, seen from outside
The join button hands over to a registration client running at the same address – a separate application the site loads for new players. What that client asks for is not visible from outside it, so this page makes no claim about the steps, the fields or the order. The honest summary is three short statements: the site is open, the join route leads into the client, and an outside check stops at that point.
What the page never says
The readable text of the page names no company and no account number. Where the fuller Broadway sites print a licensee line in the footer, this screen leaves the register connection to anyone curious enough to look it up, and the pages that would usually carry terms, complaints and safer gambling detail sit behind the client. That is a description of what is visible from outside, not a statement about what the client itself contains.
The same words on another address
Jackpot Liner, another Active name on this account, prints a page that matches this one almost exactly: the same two buttons, the same offer, the same terms line. Reading the two pages against each other on 13 August 2026 turned up a difference of roughly one full stop. Two brands, one screen template, one offer – the account runs them as a pair, and the register is the only place the pairing is spelled out.
How this account files its names
The domain table has habits worth knowing. 888ladies appears twice as separate Active rows, once with www and once without, and the winkbingo address is filed four ways, two of them Active and two not, one distinguished by nothing more than a trailing slash. None of that is a fault in the brands; it is how the account keeps its list, and it is why counting names on 58267 is harder than it looks. The licence file page reconciles the lot.
Two accounts, one 2017 case
The actions page on 58267 is empty and its counter reads zero, and the same is true of the older account. What neither page shows is that Broadway Gaming Ltd paid a £100,000 penalty package in December 2017, announced by the Commission after promotional adverts left out significant terms across five of its bingo and casino sites. That case attached to account 39075, more than four years before this account was licensed, so it could never appear here. That zero speaks for today only; it is not a claim of a clean enforcement past. The full sequence, with dates and sources, sits on the licence file page.
Names that sound close
Typed into the register business search, king jackpot returns exactly one business, which removes one common confusion at a stroke. The name games on this account run the other way round: the 888-branded bingo name, 888ladies, sits on the Broadway file, while the Broadway-branded bingo name, broadwaybingo.com, sits on the 888 UK Limited file, account 39028. Match the account number, not the word in the address. Jackpot liner behaves the same way in the search box – one business, this account – so between the searches and the account numbers there is no honest way to mistake either brand for anything outside Broadway.
Where King Jackpot players go
Players here for the jackpot habit have Jackpot Liner one card away, running the same deal on the same terms. Players who want an actual website around their slots should read Wink Slots, the most complete website here, and anyone after the casino side of Broadway will find Casino of Dreams and Lucky247 on the older file. The two-company picture, from the winkbingo filings to the White Label table, is set out on the Broadway Gaming licence file. For a different kind of multi-brand file, Evoke carries the real 888 accounts, and Jumpman Gaming shows a host running partner brands at scale.