What became of the whole list – checked on 15 August 2026
Mr Mega had 75 sister sites: Karamba, Hopa, Slotzo, Mr Play, Magic Red, Casiplay, Casino Luck, Next Casino and 67 further web addresses. All of them are shut, Mr Mega with them, and every one of the 76 addresses on the licence is marked Inactive. AG Communications Limited ran the lot, under Gambling Commission account 39483.
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Where to play instead, and what each one pays
Neither casino below is a sister site of Mr Mega and neither is connected to it: each holds a British licence of its own and appears here only because this site is pointing somewhere that is still open. The two were picked because they answer the same question in opposite ways, one handing spin winnings straight over as cash and the other paying them as bonus money that has to be wagered first.
Two of these names are taking players again
Being switched off on one licence is not the same as being finished, and two of the names filed beside Mr Mega have turned up on another. Karamba and Hopa both sit with White Hat Gaming Limited on account 52894, where karamba.co.uk and www.hopa.com are filed as White Label entries. Both were opened on 15 August 2026 and both are working British casinos, each with a slots lobby, a live dealer room and a sportsbook reached from the same menu.
Neither of the two puts a welcome deal on its front page and neither carries a promotions link in its menu, so no joining offer is quoted for either of them here. What the pair do show is how alike they have become. The menus match, the shelves match, and the game counts match to the title: 69 popular, 48 new and 50 featured on both. That is one piece of software with two names on the front of it.
Three licences in the Aspire name, and only one of them had websites
No company may sell gambling to British players without a licence from the Gambling Commission, and each business granted one is given a numbered public file that costs nothing to open. Account 39483 is the file kept on AG Communications Limited. Searching those records for the word Aspire returns two more files beside it, and neither has been written about on this site before: AG Software Limited on account 39675 and Aspire Global Limited on account 41204.
All three were live when this page was checked. AG Communications and AG Software share one head office in St Julians, Malta, and both file the same single trading name. Aspire Global Limited is filed at a separate Malta address, in Taxbiex.
The useful part is what each one actually holds. AG Communications carries casino, betting and bingo permissions and 76 web addresses, every one switched off. AG Software carries casino, betting and bingo permissions and no web address whatever. Aspire Global Limited carries exactly one permission, gambling software, running since 30 March 2015, and it files no web address either.
The software is still licensed here, and the shopfronts are not
A gambling software permission is what a business needs to supply the machinery other companies run their casinos on. Aspire Global Limited has held one for more than a decade and holds nothing else, which is the outline a supplier leaves on a public file: permission to build the thing, and no address of its own to sell it from.
That matters to anybody looking up Mr Mega sister sites, because the sites people usually mean are the ones running on the same software underneath. While Mr Mega traded, both questions had a single answer: the company holding the licence was also the company behind the platform, so the brands sharing the licence were the brands sharing the software. What has changed since is that the shopfront layer closed and the software layer did not.
What no source will support is a list of sites running on that software today. Account 41204 files no addresses at all, so the published record connects it to no brand, and nothing on this page will guess at one. A name would need the site itself to say so, or the Commission to file it, and neither does.
What the file shows against 39483 today
The summary counts 78 web addresses and the table underneath lists 76. Both figures appear here because both are published and nothing on the file explains the gap. The single trading name is still marked Active, and so are all three permissions, so the paperwork reads as a going concern with nothing trading behind it. One regulatory action is recorded, a settlement decided in February 2025 whose outcomes included a payment in place of a financial penalty and a requirement to divest. The detail of that case is set out on the company page linked below rather than repeated here.
Why lists of Mr Mega sister sites still circulate
Most of them were written while the addresses were live and were never revisited. They also count web addresses rather than businesses, which is why the totals wander: 78 in one column and 76 in another on the Commission file alone. Searching the records for mrmega returns one account and one only, 39483, and the same is true of mrplay. Neither brand moved anywhere. Karamba and Hopa return two accounts each, which is what a name looks like when it has changed hands rather than closed, and that difference is the whole of the check worth doing.
One more thing worth knowing before trusting any replacement: a web address outliving the casino that used it is ordinary. Whoever holds mrmega.com now runs a comparison site there, described in the August 2026 work on this page and carried forward under that date. It takes no deposits and it is not the casino coming back.
Where to read the rest of this story
The company-wide account, the closing dates and every brand that went dark alongside Mr Mega are set out on the Aspire Global operator guide. The company now holding Karamba and Hopa has its own page, White Hat Gaming. And Slotzo, filed on the same licence and closed on the same day, is covered separately.