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🏦 Points redeemable through a marketplace
🎟 A near-identical name on another licence
👥 The three names sharing this account
NY Spins sits on the same licence as three other brands, each dressed differently enough over the same machinery to be worth telling apart.
Pick any of the three and the same operator, the same rules and the same balance protection follow you there. Only the presentation is different.
📜 A licence printed two slightly different ways
NY Spins sits on a Gambling Commission licence issued to SuprPlay Limited, a Malta company permitted for remote casino and nothing further, a status unchanged since 2017. The licence reference printed on this site does not match, digit for digit, the one the regulator itself publishes for the same account: the tail end differs while everything that matters, the company, the account and the permission, lines up. Both numbers are on record here; neither is treated as the mistake.
📌 NY Spins, the licence file at a glance
- SuprPlay Limited holds the licence, filed from Malta, casino permission only, running since 2017
- Four brand addresses on record, every one Active, none has ever gone Inactive
- No trading name filed against NY Spins or its three sisters
- NY Spins balances sit at the same lowest protection tier as every sister brand
🔁 One purchase, in 2023, above every brand
Above SuprPlay Limited sits a wider group called SuprNation, a name that surfaces in the Los Vegas footer with a 2015 date attached. Ownership shifted once, not at brand level but at the very top: DoubleDown Interactive, traded on Nasdaq and known for casino games that use play money rather than real cash, struck a deal for SuprNation in January 2023 and completed it that October, at a price put around $36.5 million. NY Spins, VoodooDreams and Duelz were all named in the announcement DoubleDown made of the purchase; Los Vegas was not, evidence that points to it joining afterward rather than before. Britain is one of four countries where the buyer holds a gambling permission.
💵 What a redeemed reward actually costs
The marketplace is the reason to pick NY Spins over its sisters: points build as you stake, and cashing them in unlocked rewards on the day this page went through, free spins among them. Worth knowing plainly: a reward here is never free. The points funding it come only from money already staked, so the discount is real but rarely shown as a number, and whatever a redeemed reward pays out usually carries its own separate conditions worth reading apart from the marketplace terms themselves. None of that makes the system a bad one. It makes NY Spins the one sister with an actual structure to weigh up rather than a plain lobby.
🔍 Zero on the record, and what that misses
No action is logged against the account itself, and putting each of the four brand names through a separate enforcement record the regulator keeps, the account number included, brought back the same nothing. That record starts only in September 2023, well short of when this licence itself began, back in 2017, so roughly six of its nine years sit outside anything the search above could actually check.
🚨 The brand one letter away
This is the sharpest naming trap in the family, and it sits squarely on NY Spins. A second, entirely unconnected company holds a brand called New Spins on the Jumpman Gaming account, one letter removed from this name and nothing else shared: different company, different licence, different address. New Spins trades as one of more than two hundred addresses filed under that account, run as a white label, where a partner brand trades under a licence someone else holds. The regulator record settles it in one line: these are two unrelated casinos, run by two unrelated companies, sitting on two unrelated licences. A second, smaller mix-up comes from inside the company itself: DoubleDown itself spelled the brand NYSpinz, ending in a z, in its 2023 purchase announcement, while the site, its terms and the regulator record all agree on NYspins, ending in an s. Nothing sinister explains it, just an uncaught typo, though it is worth searching both spellings if you are trying to track this operator down elsewhere. Los Vegas carries a milder version of the same problem, sharing its name with unrelated casinos including Vegas Winner, Leo Vegas, Magical Vegas and Lucky Vegas, not one of them tied to this account.
- ✅ Safe: checking the account number before trusting a name that looks close enough, especially with New Spins sitting one letter from this brand on a different licence entirely.
- ❌ Costly: treating a redeemed marketplace reward as free money. It is paid for in stakes first, discount rarely shown.
🔗 The account in full, one place to read it
NY Spins is one name among four answering to the same licence, and the wider picture behind it, who owns it and why the two printed numbers disagree, sits together on a single page instead of scattered across each brand.
The licence holder above all four addresses, the ownership trail and the two-number mismatch, gathered in full
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