The count, and the address to use – read on 15 August 2026
Star Wins has 148 live sister sites: Amazon Slots, Dove Slots, Buffalo Spins, Lights Camera Bingo, Slots Royale, Target Slots, Space Wins, Wild West Wins, Loot Casino, Zeus Bingo, Rainbow Spins, Aladdin Slots, Simba Slots, Big Thunder Slots and 134 more. Jumpman Gaming Limited of Alderney holds every one of them on Gambling Commission account 39175, a file of 229 web addresses of which 80 have stopped.
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The six offers read for this update
Six sisters are set out below, picked to cover every shape of offer this licence uses: a wheel prize, a fixed number of spins, an opener needing no deposit, and a straight cash match. All six also sit among the eighteen addresses Jumpman runs under its own name rather than for a partner, which makes them the closest comparison a Star Wins player has. Each was checked on 15 August 2026, and all six price in pounds, so the figures are quoted exactly as they stood.
A further 142 live addresses sit on the same licence. None carries an offer here, because a price is only worth printing on the day somebody looked at it, and these were not among the six. Among the ones with their own dated pages: Space Wins, Wild West Wins, Loot Casino, Zeus Bingo, Rainbow Spins, Great Britain Casino, HeySpin, BGT Games, Aladdin Slots, Big Thunder Slots, Crystal Slots, Pirate Slots, Slots Kingdom, Dove Bingo, Incredible Spins and Simba Slots.
The address that is not the casino
Two web addresses carry the Star Wins name, and only one of them is licensed.
The licensed one is starwins.co.uk, filed in the White Label column of account 39175. The other, starwins.com, appears nowhere on that account. Searching the whole business record for starwins returns 39175 and nothing besides, so the dot-com is not filed under any other licence either.
Opened on 15 August 2026, starwins.com answered but served no readable page and no title. The previous check of that address, on 6 August 2026, found a domain sales listing, and that finding keeps its own date here. Either way it sits outside the licence.
What follows from that is the useful part. Whoever ends up owning starwins.com will have no connection to this casino and none of the protection the licence carries, because that protection attaches to the licensed address rather than to the name. An old bookmark, a saved password entry or an affiliate link ending in dot-com is worth replacing with the dot-uk address rather than trusting.
The other casinos here with Wins in the name
Star Wins is one of a set. Counting the addresses on this licence whose name ends in the word Wins gives eight that are live and ten that have stopped.
Live, including Star Wins itself: starwins.co.uk, wildwestwins.com, spacewins.com, giantwins.com, irishwins.co.uk, litwins.co.uk, lionwins.com and expresswins.co.uk. Stopped: immortalwins.com, atlantiswins.com, aztecwins.com, crushwins.com, divawins.com, fluffywins.com, isleofwins.com, mysterywins.com, prettywins.com and sunnywins.com.
More of them have been switched off than are still running, and that balance is worth carrying into any decision. The six checked here shared a cashier, a wheel and the same wagering terms, so the name is close to the only thing separating one from another. A name on this licence is not a separate business with its own history behind it.
It also dates this page. Immortal Wins is on the stopped list, and until this update both this page and its search description named it as a live Star Wins sister.
Two places the group rules do not match
Four of the six sites above print the same ceiling in the same words: bonus money becomes withdrawable cash only up to the total a player has paid in over the life of the account, and never beyond £250. Lights Camera Bingo prints it too, on its deposit offer. Two departures from that are worth knowing before picking one of these names over another.
Buffalo Spins attaches no wagering whatever to what its free spins win, so those winnings are not bonus money and the ceiling never comes into it. Loot Casino and Big Thunder Slots on this same licence behave the same way. That makes three, which matters because it is easy to meet one of them and assume the arrangement is unique to that brand.
Lights Camera Bingo caps its no-deposit offer at a flat £50 instead. For somebody who has paid in nothing at all, a fixed ceiling is the only kind that can apply, and printing the actual number is more use to a reader than the usual formula would be.
The company behind all 229 addresses
Anybody offering gambling to British players needs a licence from the Gambling Commission. Each licensed company is then given one numbered file that anybody can look at. That number is the thing this page is calling an account. This one is 39175, held by Jumpman Gaming Limited, with a head office filed at La Corvee House on Alderney.
The Star Wins entry is a White Label one. What that column means is that the name on the site and the company answering for it are not the same thing: somebody else owns and markets the Star Wins brand, while Jumpman Gaming holds the licence that makes the gambling on it lawful in Britain. Of the 229 addresses, 131 are filed that way, 18 are names Jumpman runs itself, and 80 have stopped.
Two permissions sit on licence number 039175-R-319452-024, bingo and casino, both running from 1 November 2014 with no end date against either. No premises are filed and there are no trading names at all, which is unusual on a file this size.
One number on that page does not agree with itself. The counter above the address list says 231; the three tables below it hold 229 lines between them. Both are printed here because they differ, and the same disagreement turns up on several other accounts covered by this site, so it is a quirk to expect rather than a fault to report.
What happened in May 2022
Account 39175 carries no regulatory action. The counter reads zero and the actions page is empty, both checked on 15 August 2026. That is accurate, and it is not the whole picture.
A payment of £500,000 by Jumpman Gaming Limited was made public by the Gambling Commission on 17 May 2022, after an investigation into how the business was checking where player money came from and how it was looking after customers. The money was directed towards work on gambling harm rather than paid over to the regulator. A second operator, ProgressPlay Limited, was named in the same announcement for £175,718 across 201 addresses.
The detailed public statement behind the case has since been taken down. A freedom of information refusal published in January 2026 records both that it existed and that it was withdrawn, so a reader can establish the case is real without being able to read the document itself.
For somebody choosing between the names above, the consequence is short. Those checks and protections are operated once, by the licence holder, across every address on the file, so they do not vary from one of these sites to the next. Our Jumpman Gaming page sets the case out at length.
Other pages on this group
Dated pages here cover Space Wins, one of the eighteen addresses Jumpman runs under its own name, Wild West Wins, which sits in the same White Label column as Star Wins, and BGT Games. The account in full, with the 2022 case set out at length, is on the Jumpman Gaming page.