The file and the farewell – read 13 August 2026
No Bonus Casino sister sites are CasinoCasino, Yeti Casino, All British Casino, Hyper Casino, Pub Casino, Fun Casino and Quickbet – the rest of UK Gambling Commission account 38758, held by L&L Europe Ltd. No Bonus Casino set 1 June 2026 as its own closing date, announced it in English, and steered players to three of those sisters. Ten weeks later the website was still online – but clicking Register now leads only to the closure notice, so the casino is closed to new players.
Every card below sits on account 38758 with No Bonus Casino, and the licence record has the closing card:
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What refusing bonuses looked like
The brand is its own manifesto: no welcome package, no free spins, no wagering mathematics – a flat tenth back on losses instead, paid without playthrough conditions and with no ceiling on withdrawals, offered for the life of the account. The banner selling that deal still topped the homepage in August 2026, styled as an invitation to the number-one cashback casino, with one caveat printed underneath: gameplay is reviewed, and strategic or abusive play can be ruled out of the offer. For a corner of the industry built on headline match percentages, an anti-bonus casino was a genuinely contrarian pitch, which is exactly why its closing notice matters to more than its own players.
A farewell in plain English
The notice reads like a letter. No Bonus Casino will close its doors on the first of June 2026; the team wants to focus on other operations; the company itself, it stresses, is not going anywhere. Then it hands over three names from the same account, each matched to a taste: All British Casino if you like cashback, Quickbet if you like a sports bet, Fun Casino if you like promotions. Anyone who did not withdraw a balance before the date is told to contact support for help. Unlike the parallel goodbye at Race Casino, which exists only in Swedish, this one speaks to its British audience directly. It arrives as a dismissable overlay, too – a visitor meets it once, closes it, and finds the ordinary casino waiting behind.
Still online, closed to new players
Read on 13 August 2026, the address still put up its homepage: category menus, the cashback banner, the farewell overlay. Clicking the register button, though, opens no sign-up form – the site simply returns to the homepage and shows the notice again, so nobody new can join. The register entry for nobonuscasino.com read Active the same day; what existing customers find behind the login is not visible from outside, and everything reported here comes from the public side of the site. Yako Casino, the group’s 2025 closure, shows the likely next step – its row went Inactive while its page stayed up to say goodbye.
Where the cashback model goes next
The notice names All British Casino as the cashback destination, and the mechanics mostly travel: the flagship runs the same tenth-back arrangement, framed as permanent. The difference is philosophical. Here, cashback stood alone as a point of principle; there, it sits beside a conventional spins welcome and a sportsbook. The purist version of the idea retires with this casino – none of the surviving sisters offers cashback instead of bonuses, only alongside them.
Sweden looked at this casino too
nobonuscasino.com appears among the six addresses in Spelinspektionen’s information case, decided on 19 January 2026 with a formal remark and a SEK 80,000 fee for the licensee, the gaps having been fixed once flagged. Britain has nothing equivalent on file: the actions page for 38758 is empty and four searches of the regulatory-actions register found no entry. The full enforcement picture, both Swedish decisions included, is dated and sourced on the licence file page.
Small print in the family hand
The terms served here are the shared group edition, stamped Version 2.1 and updated 2 April 2026 – a document refreshed weeks before the brand’s announced exit, which says something about how centrally the paperwork is managed. The footer keeps the family furniture: the three regulators stacked in order, a Swedish support number, a language toggle, and a BeGambleAware pointer where five sisters cite GamCare. Only the copyright year gives the game away, still reading 2022 while the continuing casinos read 2026.
Three goodbyes, three different maps
Put the three farewell notices next to each other and a pattern shows. Yako, in 2025, suggested All British Casino, Quickbet and Pub Casino. This casino suggests All British Casino, Quickbet and Fun Casino. Race, in Swedish, suggests Fun Casino, CasinoCasino and Hyper Casino. The flagship and the sportsbook are named twice each; Fun Casino twice; Pub Casino once; CasinoCasino and Hyper Casino appear only in the Swedish note; and no notice anywhere mentions Yeti Casino. Read together, the three lists amount to the company ranking its own shop window – who gets handed the customers is a louder signal than any marketing page about which casinos the owner expects to stay open longest.
Check the register, then the site
The domain table for account 38758 still lists nobonuscasino.com as Active, and the actions page holds the zero this article reports. The full round of address checks, the Swedish decisions and the terms comparisons are gathered on the licence file for L&L Europe; the casinos this one recommends have their own files at All British Casino, Fun Casino and – for the sport-inclined – via the account’s Quickbet coverage there.