Every one of these names is closed – read on 14 August 2026
Slotzo had 75 sister sites: Karamba, Mr Mega, King Casino, PlayFrank, Hopa, Casiplay, QueenPlay, Regent Play, Next Casino, Wild Slots, Mr Luck, 666 Casino, Red Casino, Dream Jackpot, HeySpin and 60 more. Slotzo is now closed, and so is every one of them. All 75 were run by AG Communications Limited of Malta on Gambling Commission account 39483.
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Five of these names are open again, under a new company
Five brands from that list are taking British players in August 2026, because they were sold on instead of being shut down. Four of them moved together to Jupiter Gaming Limited, a Jersey company on Gambling Commission account 67098, and one went to Jumpman Gaming Limited on account 39175. Each of the five below was opened on 14 August 2026, and each card carries the offer that was showing that day.
Three further names from account 39483 also sit on live licences, and no offer is printed for them here because none was on show to read. Dream Jackpot is the fifth former Slotzo brand on the Jupiter Gaming account, which also carries two casinos that never belonged to the Slotzo group at all. Karamba and Griffon Casino went a third way again and are filed under White Hat Gaming Limited on account 52894.
What sits at the Slotzo address now
Typing the Slotzo address into a browser on 14 August 2026 does not produce a casino. It opens a site titled Best Slot Sites UK 2026, which ranks other operators, carries a disclosure saying it may earn a commission when a reader signs up through one of its links, and holds no gambling licence at that address. The casinos it features are 666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, Mr Luck and Red Casino, four of the brands that left account 39483 for Jupiter Gaming. The old name now points readers at its own former siblings.
Mr Mega has had the same second life. That address opened a comparison site on 14 August 2026 under the heading Find Top Online Casinos, stated that it is owned and operated by Sharp Connection Ltd, and ranked casinos held on other licences. Neither address is the casino it used to be, and nothing being sold at either one is covered by the licence the old brand traded on.
The account behind all 76 addresses
One word on this page is worth explaining before it is used again. The Gambling Commission is the government body that decides who may sell gambling in Britain, and it publishes every decision it makes. An account is one numbered entry in that published list, covering a single licensed business and everything held against it.
Slotzo sat on account 39483, which belongs to AG Communications Limited and gives a head office in St Julians, Malta. The licence number is 039483-R-319409-018 and it carries three permissions: casino from 1 November 2014, general betting on real events from 28 September 2017, and bingo from 27 August 2019. All three are marked Remote, which the Gambling Commission uses to mean the gambling reaches the player through the internet rather than inside a building. All three are still Active.
That is the strange part of this account. The permissions are live and the websites are not. The counter at the top of 39483 gives 78 domain names while the table beneath it prints 76, a disagreement that turns up on other accounts too, so both figures belong here. All 76 are marked Inactive. Inactive is the word used once an address has stopped taking players, and Active is the word used while an address is still trading, so there is no Active address left on the account at all. One trading name is filed, aspireglobal, and no premises.
One settlement on the file, and one fine that is not
Only a single regulatory action appears against 39483. It is a settlement decided on 4 February 2025, with the public statement published on 4 March 2025. AG Communications Limited agreed to pay £1,407,834 in lieu of a financial penalty, a figure that includes £220,334 of divested money, and the total goes to socially responsible purposes rather than to the regulator as a fine. The settlement also recorded agreement to the publication of a statement of facts, and a payment towards the cost of the investigation.
The findings covered money laundering controls and customer protection in roughly equal measure. Checks leaned too heavily on how much a customer had spent, so accounts already scored as higher risk waited for a financial trigger before a person looked at them, and the statement describes two reviews that ran a week and eight days behind. On the customer side a daily loss limit stopped working for a set of older accounts because of a system fault, and 176 customers were able to deposit £220,334 more than that limit should have permitted, which is the exact sum that was divested. The breaches are dated between May 2023 and October 2024, with one self-exclusion failing running from October 2022 to May 2024.
A second outcome does not appear there. Our Aspire Global guide records a £237,600 penalty on 14 November 2022, with a formal warning and additional licence conditions attached, after the company could not show it had done proper due diligence on six third-party businesses trading under its licence. The number beside Regulatory actions is a tally of what is current rather than a history of everything that has happened, so it is worth reading alongside the enforcement pages and not in place of them.
Getting a balance back from a casino that has shut
A website going quiet does not cancel what it owes. The licence on 39483 is still Active, which means a licensed company remains answerable for money left in a Slotzo account, and the withdrawal deadline the brand advertised for June 2026 changed nothing about that. Write from the email address the account was opened with, give the account name and the amount, and expect to be asked to prove identity before any money moves.
If writing gets nowhere, a licensed operator has to offer a free independent complaints service, and the service named for these brands is eCOGRA. IBAS also handles betting and gaming disputes and can point a complaint towards the right place when the correct route is not obvious. Neither one will open a case until the operator has been given the chance to answer it first.
Pages that carry the rest of this story
The 666 Casino page covers the Jupiter Gaming casinos as a group, and HeySpin covers the move to Jumpman. For the closures there are pages on Mr Mega, QueenPlay, Regent Play and Plaza Royal.
The whole company file, both enforcement outcomes, and every brand that closed with Slotzo