Straight answer, checked on 14 August 2026
Space Wins has more than 140 live sister sites, among them Aladdin Slots, Big Thunder Slots, Crystal Slots, Dove Bingo, Incredible Spins, Pirate Slots, Slots Kingdom, Wild West Wins, Star Wins and Great Britain Casino. Jumpman Gaming Limited runs every one of them, under Gambling Commission account 39175, a file listing 231 web addresses in total with 80 of those marked Inactive.
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Seven sister casinos opened and priced on 14 August 2026
The seven are drawn from the Active column of account 39175 rather than from the 131 addresses filed as White Label, which makes them the nearest thing to a Space Wins twin, and they were picked to put one example of each welcome type on the page: spins with nothing paid in first, spins that pay out as cash, a flat deposit match, a wheel turn tied to a named slot, and a bingo brand. Every casino below holds its place on the same licence as Space Wins, and each one was opened on 14 August 2026 so the offer a new player would see could be copied down as it stood.
Ten more addresses carry that same Active marking, which is drawn from the account itself, and no offer figure is printed beside any of them: Amazon Slots, Buffalo Spins, Dove Slots, Lights Camera Bingo, Loot Casino, Rainbow Spins, Simba Slots, Slots Royale, Target Slots and Zeus Bingo. Beyond that group sit 131 addresses filed as White Label, which include Wild West Wins and Star Wins and are explained further down.
What the Space Wins site itself shows
The Space Wins site was last read on 6 August 2026. Its footer named Jumpman Gaming Limited as the operator, gave Gambling Commission account 39175, put the registered address at La Corvee House in Alderney, and pointed players outside Great Britain to Alderney regulation instead. Five free spins with no deposit needed were being advertised to new players at that reading. Nothing has been re-checked on the site since, so that offer is a snapshot with a date attached and not a description of today.
Most of what a player actually gets is decided by the platform rather than by the name on the front. One cashier moves money in and out for the whole account, one library supplies the games, one set of identity checks applies wherever you join, and the safer gambling tools sit at jumpmancares.co.uk, where a self exclusion reaches every address on the licence rather than only the site it was set on. The artwork changes from one brand to another, so does the list of games given top billing, and so does the size and shape of the opening offer.
Reading account 39175 without the jargon
Anyone selling gambling to players in Britain needs permission from the Gambling Commission, and the Commission publishes a searchable list of everyone holding that permission. The list is the register. Each licensed firm gets one numbered entry on it, and that number is what this page calls an account. Jumpman Gaming Limited holds account 39175 and files its head office as La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney, GY9 3TQ.
The entry was read again on 14 August 2026. It carries two permissions under licence 039175-R-319452-024, one for bingo and one for casino, both marked Remote and both running since 1 November 2014. Remote is the category the Commission uses when nobody has to leave home to play. No premises are attached to the file, and the trading names section is empty.
The address table is where the family becomes visible. A counter at the top of the entry reports 231 web addresses while the table underneath prints 229, and the same gap was there when the file was read earlier this month, so both numbers belong on the page. Of the addresses that do print, 18 are marked Active, 131 White Label and 80 Inactive. Active means the address was trading when the file was last updated, Inactive means it has stopped, and White Label marks an address where another firm does the naming and the selling while Jumpman Gaming supplies the games and answers to the regulator for what happens on them.
Space Wins sits in the Active group, and that is the sharpest difference between this brand and most of the others on the licence. The seven casinos carded above are Active as well, which is why they were chosen. Wild West Wins and Star Wins, the two names readers most often pair with Space Wins, are filed as White Label instead.
The 2022 settlement, and three checks that came back empty
Three separate places on the register were checked for enforcement against this licensee on 14 August 2026. The counter on the account entry reads zero. The regulatory actions page for the account states that none have been recorded. The wider actions register returns nothing under the company name. What those three checks cannot do is reach back past the current licence position, so they are not the whole story.
A settlement of £500,000 was made public on 17 May 2022, at the close of an investigation into how this licensee handled anti money laundering duties and how it looked after customers. At that date the account held 243 addresses, against the 231 counted today. The money went to work on reducing gambling harm rather than to the regulator, which is what separates a settlement from a fine, and it is also why the account entry carries no trace of it. The same announcement recorded £175,718 from Progress Play Limited, spread across 201 websites of its own.
The detailed statement setting out what was found has since been withdrawn by the Commission. That withdrawal is itself on the record. A freedom of information request in January 2026 asked for a copy, was turned down because the Commission judged the material to be obtainable by other means, and the refusal notice remains published. A reader today can confirm that the document existed and what it was about, without being able to read it.
A question that keeps coming up
Has Space Wins ever belonged to a different network?
No. The register has filed spacewins.com under Jumpman Gaming Limited at every check made for this page, and the site footer named the same company when it was last read. Lists that pair Space Wins with brands from another licence are working from bad information.
Where to read next on this licence
The Jumpman page holds the full roster and the company record. Wild West Wins covers the White Label side of the same licence in detail. Great Britain Casino shows how far one platform stretches across different names, and HeySpin is the entry for a brand that came in by acquisition rather than being built in house. Immortal Wins is worth a look for the opposite reason: its address is one of the 80 the register now marks Inactive.