🔢 The only bingo tab on the licence
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👥 Three sisters, picked for how differently they are built
Five brands share this account with Pink Casino. The three below were chosen because each one is put together differently: the single-product site, the international name, and the flagship with everything in it.
🔑 One licence, four permissions, nothing else on it
Four permissions sit on this account and every one of them reads Active. Casino came first, on 1 November 2014. Betting on real events was added on 29 April 2016. The bingo permission dates from 26 February 2018, and it is the one that matters most to a Pink Casino player. Betting on virtual events joined on 23 April 2025 and has been the only movement on the file since. Nothing else is recorded against it: no premises, so there is nowhere to play in person, and no trading names, so all six brands appear as web addresses and nothing more. The licence stops there in the other direction too. It carries no permission to make games for other operators, none for lotteries and none for pool betting.
📌 Where Pink Casino sits among the eleven addresses
- pinkcasino.co.uk fills exactly one line, with no dormant twin and no retired spelling behind it
- The other five that answer are leovegas.co.uk, 21.co.uk, betmgm.co.uk, betuk.com and slotboss.co.uk
- Two dormant lines are LeoVegas .com forms, one with the www prefix and one without
- The last three dormant lines are bingo names: bingos.co.uk, bingogodz.com and bingoloopy.com
The head office is recorded under one name and printed under another. On the file it reads Plaza Commercial Center, Bisazza Street, Sliema, Malta. On the six live sites it reads The Plaza Business Centre, at that same street and that same postcode. Nothing stands behind the brands beyond that: no white-label supplier and no separate platform company, so the name on the licence is the name running the sites.
🔔 A bingo tab where the bingo addresses are dead
Pink Casino reads Casino, Live Casino, Bingo across the top of the page, and that third tab is the only one of its kind on this licence. It is also the only place the bingo permission shows itself to a player. Three bingo web addresses sit on the same file, bingos.co.uk, bingogodz.com and bingoloopy.com, and every one of them is dormant. Opened on 13 August 2026 they returned no page whatsoever: nothing served, nothing forwarded, and no notice explaining the silence. So the permission is live, the brands built on it are not, and what survives of it is a tab inside a casino. Below that tab the shelves run slots, new slots, jackpot ranges and instant wins, then on into roulette, blackjack and game shows.
⚠ Two announcements, and a page with nothing on it
The first came on 2 May 2018 and cost £600,000. Forty-one adverts were judged misleading. The balances of 11,205 customers who self-excluded and then shut their accounts were never returned. A further 1,894 who had already self-excluded still received marketing. And 413 were let back to gamble without the conversation, and without the twenty-four hours that must pass first. On top of the fine, the company gave back what the failings had earned it and paid the investigation costs. The second came on 3 August 2022 and cost £1.32 million. Its findings covered safer gambling, where spend triggers sat far higher than an ordinary customer would reach, six hours of play were allowed before a compulsory 45-minute break, and warning signs were left alone despite policies that covered them. They also covered money laundering, where the limits were too high to be useful and too little was asked about where customer funds came from. An official warning and an ordered audit came with the money.
📋 Why the file shows none of it
- The actions page for this account records no regulatory action at all
- Four attempts at it on 13 August 2026, each using a different search term, found nothing
- A settled case drops off a live file, while the announcement behind it stays published
- A zero there means nothing is outstanding today, which is not the same as a clean history
- Both dates are announcement dates, and no decision date has been published for either case
🔒 One rulebook and one block, covering all six
Every brand on this account serves the same terms document, down to the version number, with only the edition dates drifting as the template reaches each site in turn. It names all six brands as one family, gives a customer one account per brand, and puts a ceiling of £250,000 on what any single sports bet can pay, whatever was staked. Customer money sits apart from company funds at what the paperwork calls the medium protection level, which sets out how the money is kept and stops short of guaranteeing its return. Self-exclusion works the same way. GAMSTOP shuts every gambling site licensed in Britain at once, and beneath it the account-level block reaches all six of these names, Pink Casino among them, which the flagship site states outright. The join route matches: one shared page behind every Sign Up button, and a two-step form that wants an email address, then a password, and nothing personal until later.
📑 One line on the file, and no name to confuse it with
Look up pink casino on the business side and this account comes back on its own, with no second licensee using the name. Not every brand here can say that. Bet UK returns a second entry, ibetuk.com, filed by a company with no connection to this one. And 37 licensees use the word vegas somewhere, Vegas Amusements and Sky Vegas among them, with not one tied to this account, plus two separate companies both trading as Mr Vegas.
- ✅ Safe: the bingo tab here runs on the same licence as the casino, so one set of protections covers both.
- ❌ Costly: going looking for the bingo brands named on the same file. All three of those addresses are dormant.
🔗 Two sisters cover what this one leaves out
Anyone who wants odds alongside the reels should look at Bet UK, the sportsbook on this same account, and players who prefer a dealer to a reel are better placed at 21.co.uk, which leads its top strip with live tables.
Four permissions, eleven addresses, two fines and an empty actions page, all set out together
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