Last verified 16 Aug 2026CasinoGroup: Dribble Media Limited
Midnite has no sister sites. Two licensed companies now stand behind the name, Dribble Media Limited in London and Midnite Limited in Gibraltar, and each one files a single trading name and a single web address. Two companies, one brand, and nothing on either file for a second brand to be.
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⚽ No sister sites 🎰 Sports, casino and live dealer ⏰ Second company live since 11 August 💰 One trading name on each file
🔍 The two companies standing behind one name
Five days ago there was one. A second company was granted its own set of British approvals on 11 August 2026, so a reader looking Midnite up today finds two live files where every older guide describes one. Neither of them brings a new brand with it, which is why the count at the top has not moved.
Dribble Media Limited
The London file, and the older of the two by a decade
An English company, number 09555672, carrying six approvals added one or two at a time across nine years rather than switched on together. It is the only one of the two allowed to supply gambling software as well as run the betting, and that software line is the oldest thing on either file.
Where a complaint goes: the head office recorded against this file is 86 to 90 Paul Street in London. One trading name is filed, midnite, and one web address.
Midnite Limited
The Gibraltar file, five days old and already live
Five approvals, every one of them switched on together on 11 August 2026 and every one marked current. It covers the same ground as the London file except for the software line, which was not granted again here.
Where a complaint goes: the head office on this file is Unit 1 to 3 Irish Place in Gibraltar. One trading name is filed here too, midnite, and one web address.
Two files, two head offices, two names filed, and both names are the same word.
The two web addresses are not two websites either. One file carries the domain bare and the other carries it with a www in front, and both were opened on 16 August 2026 to the same page, matching each other down to the byte. That is a filing convention rather than a second site.
📋 What each company is allowed to run
An approval is a line on the numbered file the Gambling Commission keeps for each business it lets sell gambling in Britain. Reading the two files side by side shows what the newer company was and was not handed.
⏰ The London file, in the order it was built
Gambling software, from 14 July 2015
Pool betting, from 31 October 2016
Fixed-odds betting on real events, from 18 December 2018
Casino, from 15 May 2023
Fixed-odds betting on virtual events, from 12 September 2023
Bingo, from 10 July 2024
Nine years separate the first line from the last, and not one of the six carries a closing date. The Gibraltar file repeats five of them and leaves out the software line. So the newer company can take your bets, deal you a hand and run you a bingo room, but the machinery underneath is still supplied from London.
Neither file lists a single premises between them, so there is no counter to visit anywhere in this. Both companies are approved to sell gambling through a screen and nothing else.
⚽ The line that stayed in London
That software approval is the oldest thing on either file by fifteen months. It was switched on in July 2015, well before anything letting the company take a bet from anybody, which is the shape of a business building the kit before it sells through it.
Neither file explains why that one line stayed put while the five customer-facing ones were granted a second time to a different company in a different place.
✅ Safe: reading two live files as one brand until a second trading name appears on one of them
✅ Safe: checking which company is named in the terms before you put money in
❌ Costly: reading a second file as a second website, when both file the same address
❌ Costly: trusting any guide that describes this as a one-company brand, because that stopped being true on 11 August
🎰 Which company would answer a complaint
Until 11 August this had a tidy answer, because only one file was live. Both are live now, and the files on their own no longer settle it. They tell you two companies are approved to sell you gambling under the same name. They do not tell you which one your particular account sits with.
The small print does. Read in August 2026, midnite.com split the brand by market: customers in Great Britain dealt with Dribble Media Limited, and customers in Ireland with Midnite Europe Limited under Revenue Commissioner licence 1019666. That reading carries its August 2026 date, and a newer Gibraltar filing does not by itself change what an existing British account was opened under.
A third business trading as Midnite looks like the strongest sister candidate anywhere here and is the exact opposite of one. A sister site means one company, answerable to one regulator, for two brands. Midnite Europe is a different company, answerable to a different regulator, for the same brand. That is the arrangement reversed in both halves at once, and it is why a reader who turns up the Irish entity has found a market split rather than a family.
⚠️ What the actions pages do not say
Read on 16 August 2026, neither file carried anything on its actions page.
🔍 Worth knowing before you lean on that
Those pages carry formal action by the regulator and nothing else. One of the two files was granted this month, so almost no time has passed in which anything could have been recorded. A complaint settled directly with the company, or dropped before it reached anybody official, would never reach that page from either file.
🔗 More licence checks on British betting brands
Three neighbours to this one. Betdaq is the mirror image: one company, and two extra names on its file that turn out to be the same game twice. 10Bet runs one brand from one file with two web addresses filed to it. MarathonBet is the version of this check that comes back with nothing, because the file has gone from public view.
