🚫 No betting permission anywhere on it
🏦 One Cyprus desk answers for all of them
🏆 Six names that show what this licence covers
Sixty addresses is too many to meet at once, so these six are picked to cover the range: the biggest crowd, the two largest partner brands, the oldest name still trading, the loudest theme and the one with a second regulator. Each was checked on 12 August 2026.
📋 How the sixty addresses divide
The counter and the table agree, which on a file this size is worth saying plainly: sixty web addresses, 52 trading names, no premises anywhere. They split three ways.
📈 The three columns, read 18 August 2026
- Forty of the addresses are house brands, 34 of those trading under the name on the file
- Eighteen are shopfronts run for partner companies, sixteen of which were trading
- Two addresses are dead: one returns a bare error, the other refuses a secure connection
- Six of the owned addresses only forward, each British spelling handing over to its own .com
The owned column is where most of the brands a British player knows sit. PlayOJO draws the crowd; EU Casino has sold games since 2009 and is the name the family grew out of; Slots Magic and Queen Vegas followed it; and Turbonino is the youngest of the forty.
Beside them stand Prime Casino with its two in-house stablemates, Lord Ping, Lucky Louis, AHTI Games, Simba Games, Vegas Winner, Lucky Vegas, Lucky Niki, Spin Genie, PlayMillion and RedKings, along with quieter names most players never meet, from EuroKing Club and LuckyMe Slots to Paris Vegas Club and winningkings.
🃏 The eighteen names owned by somebody else
A partner row is an arrangement, not a fault. The brand on the sign belongs to another business, while the company licensed to run the gambling behind it is Skill On Net Limited, so a player depositing at one of these is depositing with the same firm that runs the owned side.
Two of them carry the biggest outside names on the file: Slingo, whose format belongs to Gaming Realms, and Genting Casino, whose owner runs the well-known British venues and holds its own separate British permission for those buildings. Alongside them trade the Metal Casino write-up for the rock crowd, Play Jango with its explorer dressing, and Luna Casino, the single partner brand holding two rows of its own, plus Swift Casino, Winlandia, Zingo Bingo, Clemens Spillehal and a handful of others aimed abroad.
🎯 Which of the sixty suits which player
The games and the terms barely shift from one address to the next, so the sensible way to pick is by the few things that genuinely differ between them. Rewards are the biggest: PlayOJO hands promotion money over as cash a player can withdraw, and nothing else on the file copies that.
After that the list is short. Simba Games and Luna Casino are the two carrying apps in both phone stores, with PlayOJO adding one for iPhone. Bingo means PlayOJO or Zingo Bingo. A Finnish or Swedish bank account points at AHTI Games, where Trustly leads the cashier and PayPal never appears at all. Canadian dollars mean Spin Genie. Japanese means Lucky Niki.
Shelf size separates them as well. Spin Genie carries past 6,000 games and PlayMillion close to 5,000, while RedKings holds to roughly 1,400 and puts its effort into a rank ladder instead. Lucky Vegas is the one aiming to clear a checked cashout in hours rather than days, and EU Casino is the one that never bothered with a theme at all.
⚖ Three permissions, and the one that is missing
The licence stacks three permissions, all of them for online play and all still running. Casino has been in place since 1 November 2014, gambling software was added on 11 March 2015, and bingo arrived on 14 February 2020, which is the line the PlayOJO bingo rooms and the whole of Zingo Bingo sit on. That middle line is the one that explains the shape of this company: it allows the business to supply its platform and games to other operators, which is exactly what the eighteen partner rows are.
What is absent matters as much. Nothing on this licence covers betting, so no address filed here may lawfully take a wager on a football match, whatever a brand name might suggest. Companies that want a sportsbook beside the slots sit on other files, such as those covered on the White Hat Gaming licence page and the Jumpman Gaming licence page.
💳 What all fifty casinos share
Reading the sites rather than the paperwork shows one machine behind fifty faces. The terms are a single document dated 27 January 2026, offered on brand after brand, and it sets the money arrangements for every one of them.
💰 The rules a player meets at any of them
- Deposits from £10, withdrawals from £20, and up to 96 hours of pending before a payout moves
- Payouts are capped brand by brand: £5,000 across any day, £10,000 across any month
- Eleven currencies at sign-up, the choice permanent, and it decides which payment methods appear
- Paysafecard and Apple Pay take money in only, and no address takes cryptocurrency
Whether any given method turns up in the cashier is decided by the currency picked at the start. A sterling account leads with PayPal, the Nordic currencies put Trustly at the front, and a Canadian account at Spin Genie is the only place Interac shows up. Eleven currencies are offered in all, among them GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD and NZD, and sign-ups are turned away outright from Australia, the United States, France, Italy and Spain. Speed then follows the method rather than the brand: an e-wallet cashout lands inside a day once the first identity check has cleared, a debit card adds one to five banking days on top of that, and a bank transfer runs three to seven, carrying a £10 fee at some of the brands and none at others.
Balances rest in a Barclays account fenced off from the trading side, covered at the middle grade of the three British licensing recognises. Support is live chat alone, one Cyprus team covering the lot with no phone number between them, and identity papers pass a single check that serves every brand. eCOGRA and iTechLabs test the games, IBAS settles what live chat cannot, and Safemate is the in-house tool for playing limits, though a GAMSTOP block reaches every British-licensed site at once rather than just these.
The company answers to two addresses. Its head office on the public record is Anapafseos 1, Limassol, in Cyprus; the footers across the casinos have never dropped the Maltese line, Quantum House over in Ta Xbiex. Neither is a mistake, and the company has traded since 2005, when it wrote backgammon software rather than casino games. Denmark and Sweden license it too, so Britain is one of three national regulators it answers to, with Ontario a fourth standing behind Spin Genie alone.
🔍 Names with no casino, casinos with no name
Sixty addresses and 52 names do not line up one for one, and the gaps are worth knowing before anybody trusts a brand name quoted at them.
📝 Where the two lists disagree
- Three names are filed with no website behind them at all: Finlandia Casino, Prime Gaming and Peter and Sons
- Two addresses trade with no matching name filed, jackpotstar.com and regencycasino.com
- The single dead name, The Masked Singer, matches the single dead television address
- One address wears a bookmaker name on a licence that carries no betting permission whatsoever
Six further addresses exist only to pass people onward, and each sends its visitor to the same brand it belongs to: the British spellings of PlayOJO, Slots Magic, Spin Genie, EU Casino, DrueckGlueck and Queen Vegas all land on their own .com. Vegas Winner goes one better and appears twice under two different arrangements, its .com among the owned names and its British spelling among the partner ones, though a player only ever reaches one site and one balance.
📜 The settlement of May 2023
One enforcement mark stands against two decades of trading. Its date is 23 May 2023 and its size £305,150, which Skill On Net Limited sent to causes doing socially responsible work, which is what makes it a settlement and not a fine. Fifty websites stood on the licence then, and it reached all of them.
The investigation ran from January 2021 to December 2022 and found three things: a £2,000 deposit ceiling that players went through unasked, stretches of seven hours at the games that nobody at the casino broke into, and money whose source was accepted because the player said so. £9,079 more settled the costs, an independent audit was signed up to, and the notice has never left the regulator pages, carrying a latest revision of 12 September 2023.
It sits against the licence rather than any single shopfront, which is the whole point of reading a licence file: a player at a partner brand carries it exactly as a player at the flagship does. The company record the Gambling Commission publishes holds every fact on this page, and any player can open it.
- ✅ Safe: treating all sixty addresses as one company for money and complaints, because the licence decides who answers, not the branding on the front page.
- ❌ Costly: opening a second account at a sister to dodge a withdrawal ceiling. The caps run per brand but the identity checks are shared, and the terms are the same document at both ends.
📚 Where to start among the sixty
For rewards without conditions attached, PlayOJO is the name to open first. For the plainest version of the same casino, EU Casino has no theme at all. For a phone, Simba Games and Luna Casino are the two with apps in both stores, and for the loudest artwork on the licence, Lucky Niki is the one drawn in Japan.