What the register holds – read 12 August 2026
Supa Casino sister sites are Dukes Casino, Hippozino and Casino 77. All three are run by ProgressPlay Limited, the company whose UK Gambling Commission account – 39335 – also lists Supa Casino. The register in question is the Gambling Commission public record – the UK authority list of every licensed gambling company.
The names still trading on account 39335
Supa Casino sits on UKGC account 39335; the three casinos below stand open on the same file, and the register record itself takes the final card:
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What the row shows
The domain table on account 39335 lists supacasino.co.uk with Inactive in its status column. One row along, supabet.co.uk – a single word of difference – is marked White Label and stays in trade. Nothing else on the file uses the Supa name. The wider table splits three ways: 69 rows sit Inactive, supacasino.co.uk among them, 104 carry the White Label mark, and 20 are Active in the company name. The counter above the table reads 194; the trading-names page beside it records none at all, which makes this the rare group the register knows only by its addresses. One caution belongs beside the arithmetic: the counter, the row count and the distinct-domain count do not quite agree on this account, and the licence file page prints the discrepancy rather than smoothing it.
Sorting the register states
Three words do the sorting. Active means ProgressPlay uses the address in its own name. White Label means a partner supplies the name and the front page while the permission, the cashier and the answerable company stay with the licensee. Inactive means the address is no longer in use under the permission – a filing state, recorded without comment. The Supa Casino row carried it on 12 August 2026, the date behind every register claim on this page.
Who holds account 39335
ProgressPlay Limited holds every row. The register gives the company a head office in Limassol, Cyprus; the storefront footers across the group still print a St Julians address in Malta, alongside company number C58305 and a Malta licence dated April 2013. Both stand as read, and the licence file page records the pair without choosing between them. The permissions all run Remote under one licence number, 039335-R-319313-020: casino, held since the first of November 2014, real-event betting added in December 2018, and bingo joining in August 2024. Premises licences: none, which reads plainly enough – an online-only operation, administered from offices the register and the footers place in two different countries.
Three welcome tables, read the same evening
The Supa Casino sister sites above can be compared directly, because all three trading sites were opened within one hour on 12 August 2026. The headline sums differ more than the machinery under them:
| Casino | Headline, 12 August 2026 | Spins attached |
|---|---|---|
| Dukes Casino | 100% to £50 | 20 |
| Hippozino | 100% to £50 | 50, on Big Bass Splash |
| Casino 77 | 100% to £25, with £20 minimum in | 33 |
The browser titles give the sharing away. Two of the three print the same four-word strapline – Dukes Casino keeps the exclamation mark, Hippozino drops it – while Casino 77 titles itself around safety wording instead. The three run different shells over the same engine room.
One paragraph of small print, three shopfronts
Under each headline sits the same block of conditions, nearly word for word: wagering runs from the real balance first, the bonus wants ten times its value inside 30 days, spin winnings want ten times inside seven, and contribution varies by game. The differences hide in single characters – winnings from spins convert to a maximum of £2 at Dukes Casino and £5 at Hippozino – and in one line of the Dukes conditions limiting the welcome bonus to five brands within the network. The register maps that network in full.
The nearest spelling on the file
supabet.co.uk deserves its own line. It sits on the same domain table as a White Label row and was trading when the addresses were opened on 12 August 2026 – which makes it the closest living relative of the name, and a useful contrast: same four letters, same account, different register state. Anyone tracing the Supa name should read that row beside the supacasino.co.uk one, and the search takes seconds – the business register accepts the four letters and returns both accounts named above.
The licence and its history, in brief
The enforcement side of this file holds two dated entries: a payment of £175,718 announced in May 2022, and a penalty of one million pounds decided in May 2025, which arrived with a warning and an added condition on the licence. The announcements, the breach periods and what each one leaves unsaid are set out on the licence file page, with the register links beside them. This page keeps the short version; the account page carries the long one.
Three questions, answered from the register
Is Supa Casino a ProgressPlay brand? The register answers in one row: supacasino.co.uk sits on the ProgressPlay Limited domain table, account 39335, with Inactive in the status column on 12 August 2026.
Which sister carries a sportsbook? The Dukes file – betdukes.com pairs a casino with a sports counter, and the account has held a real-event betting permission since December 2018.
Where is the complete sister list? The licence file page walks the whole table – every Active row, every White Label row and a sampled share of the Inactive ones, each dated.
Which site covers the bingo permission? The account has carried a bingo permission since August 2024, and the play counters at Dukes Casino and Hippozino both print a BINGO tab beside the casino one.
Check the row yourself
The business page and the domain table for account 39335 are public: the account record and the domain list. Every register claim above was read there on 12 August 2026; the storefront claims were read the same evening. The nearest files sit one click away: Casino 77, Hippozino and Dukes Casino, with the ProgressPlay account file above them all.