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Top 20 Casino Sister Sites & Brands

Freshly reviewed and updated — operators, licences and the closest alternatives, all checked against the UK Gambling Commission register.

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    MrQ

    Rated 7/10No sister sites

    Run by Tek Fox Ltd on UKGC licence 60629, MrQ is a single-brand operator with no sister casinos — its calling card is genuinely no-wagering free spins paid as cash and unusually fast PayPal payouts. The closest like-for-like alternative is PlayOJO.

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    PlayOJO

    Rated 8/1030+ sisters

    Part of the huge SkillOnNet family (UKGC 39326) alongside Spin Genie, SlotsMagic, Slingo and Queen Vegas. Around 3,000 games, OJOplus cashback and a wager-free model that applies to every promo — not just the welcome.

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    Jackpot City

    Rated 7/103 UK sisters

    Operated by Betway Limited (UKGC 39372) under Super Group, with Spin Casino and Betway as its UK siblings. A Games Global–powered catalogue of roughly 450 titles and a debit-card-only, no-credit-card setup.

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    Midnite

    Rated 7/10No sister sites

    A standalone brand from Dribble Media Limited on UKGC licence 42647, with no white-label skins or spin-off rooms. Founded in 2019 as a sportsbook with casino added later, and backed by investors including Betfair’s founders.

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    Betway

    Rated 7/103 sisters

    Another Betway Limited brand (UKGC 39372) under NYSE-listed Super Group, sharing a licence with Hippodrome Online, Jackpot City and Spin Casino. Around 700 games and quick e-wallet withdrawals.

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    Ladbrokes

    Rated 7/10Entain group

    Run by LC International Limited (UKGC 54743) within Entain, sharing its licence with Coral, Foxy Bingo, Gala Spins, PartyCasino, bwin and more. A heritage bookmaker brand with one of the widest payment ranges around.

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    Coral

    Rated 7/1012+ sisters

    Coral shares Entain’s LC International licence (UKGC 54743) with Ladbrokes, Gala, Foxy and a dozen more. Founded in 1926 with online casino from around 2011, it leans on its sportsbook and shop heritage.

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    Betfred

    Rated 7/10In-house rooms

    Operated by Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC 39544) under Fred Done’s Betfred Group, its “sisters” are in-house rooms — Casino, Bingo, Vegas, Poker and Lotto — all on betfred.com under one wallet and a Playtech-led mix.

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    NRG Bet

    Rated 6/10Playbook network

    A 2024 launch from Sharedbet Limited (UKGC 63635) built on the Playbook Gaming platform, so it feels familiar next to DragonBet, BresBet, Vickers and Planet Sport Bet — though each now holds its own licence. Around 1,000 casino games.

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  • casumo logo

    Casumo

    Rated 7/10No sister sites

    A standalone brand under Recro Limited (UKGC 61549), founded in 2012 and running on its own in-house platform rather than a shared white label. Closest alternatives include LeoVegas, MrQ and Kwiff.

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  • bet365 logo

    bet365

    Rated 7/105 verticals

    Family-owned by the Coates family and run via Hillside (UKGC 55149/55148), bet365’s “sisters” are its own verticals — Casino, Vegas, Games, Poker and Bingo — sharing one wallet alongside the sportsbook on an in-house platform.

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    Pub Casino

    Rated 7/109 sisters

    Operated by L&L Europe Limited (UKGC 38758), sharing a stable with All British Casino, Yeti, Fun, Hyper, Yako and the Quickbet sportsbook. Its signature is a 10% cashback on losses across the network.

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    Jackpotjoy

    Rated 7/10Gamesys network

    Run by Gamesys Operations Limited (UKGC 38905) under Bally’s Corporation, sharing its platform with Virgin Games, Bally Casino, Rainbow Riches Casino, Monopoly Casino and Double Bubble Bingo. Known for no-wagering bonuses.

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    PricedUp

    Rated 6/10No sister sites

    The only brand on Off Course Bookmakers Limited’s licence (UKGC 1776), launched in 2024 on the Playbook Gaming platform. Familiar neighbours include Star Sports, AK Bets and NRG Bet, though none share its licence.

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    BoyleSports

    Rated 7/10In-house rooms

    Ireland’s BoyleSports (Boylesports Enterprise, UKGC 39469) keeps everything in-house — Casino, Games, Vegas, Bingo, Lotto and Poker under one account, with live casino powered by Playtech. The group traces back to 1982.

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    Mr Vegas

    Rated 7/102 UK sisters

    Operated by Videoslots Limited (UKGC 39380, now part of Immense Group), sharing its platform with flagship Videoslots and Mega Riches. Same payments and providers across all three, with personality the main difference.

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    Paddy Power

    Rated 7/10Flutter group

    Part of the Flutter Entertainment family (PPB Entertainment Ltd and related companies), sharing a parent with Betfair, Sky Bet, Sky Vegas, PokerStars and Tombola. A cheeky brand identity over a Playtech-powered casino.

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    BetVictor

    Rated 8/105 sisters

    Run by BV Gaming Limited (UKGC 39576), sharing its platform with Parimatch UK, talkSPORT BET, Betano UK, Heart Bingo and Smooth Spins. A long-established name dating back to 1946 as Victor Chandler.

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    Ivy Casino

    Rated 7/104 sisters

    Operated by Betable Limited (UKGC 23328) on the Grace Media platform, with Rose Casino, O’Reels, Bet442 and Ivy Bet as family. A 2024 launch known for fast four-hour withdrawals and network-wide self-exclusion.

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    Spin Genie

    Rated 7/10SkillOnNet

    A SkillOnNet Ltd brand (UKGC 39326) sharing a cashier and games platform with PlayOJO, SlotsMagic, Mega Casino, Prime Slots and Queen Vegas. Relaunched under SkillOnNet in 2020 with a broad multi-provider library.

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Top Casino Networks

These are the biggest and most popular casino networks serving UK players in 2026 – the operators and white-label platforms behind hundreds of sister sites, all licensed by the UKGC.


Jumpman Gaming

Jumpman Gaming

The biggest white-label network on a single UKGC licence, with 60+ slots and bingo brands built on one platform and famous for its Mega Reel bonus wheel. Popular sites include Aladdin Slots, Amazon Slots and One Spin.

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SkillOnNet

SkillOnNet

Running since 2005, SkillOnNet powers 40+ of its own brands plus 100+ white-label casinos, and is the network behind the hugely popular, wager-free PlayOJO. Other sister sites include EU Casino and Hopa.

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Gamesys

Gamesys (Bally’s)

Founded in 2001 and now owned by Bally’s Corporation, Gamesys is behind some of Britain’s best-known branded casinos and bingo rooms, including Virgin Games, Jackpotjoy, Monopoly Casino, Rainbow Riches and Double Bubble Bingo.

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About Casino Sister Sites

Casinosistersite.co.uk is a comprehensive directory of UK casino sister casinos. We have over 1,800 UK casinos organsied by the companies which own them so that you can easily find out all casinos sister sites for the brands you love!

What is a casino sister site?

A sister site or a sister casino is a brand owned by the same company. For example 888 UK Ltd owns many casino brands such as 888 Casino, 777, Wink Slots and Wink Bingo. These are all sister sites under the 888 Group umbrella.

What is a casino network?

Most new casinos are launched via what we call “casino networks“.  Some of the most popular casino networks in the UK are Nektan (which is now Grace Media), Skill on Net, White Hat Gaming, Dragonfish, Aspire Global, Apollo Entertainment, In Touch Games and Progress Play.

These casino networks specialise in launching new casino skins, which is exactly the same product, with the same offers and same slot games, just with different branding and a different marketing company driving the traffic.

Why play at casino sister sites?

Maybe you have lost your logins, maybe you think the website is unlucky or maybe you just want a change of scenery. There are many reasons why UK casino players might want to register at a new casino sister site, it could even be something as simple as to claim the welcome bonuses, only the player themselves will know the true reason and motivation behind this.

Staying in Control

A quick but important word on responsible gambling. Playing online should always be fun and affordable — never a way to chase losses or make money. Set a budget you’re comfortable losing before you start, treat any winnings as a bonus rather than income, and step away the moment it stops feeling like entertainment. Every licensed casino we list offers built-in tools to help you stay in charge.

Tools that keep you in charge

Operators regulated in Great Britain are required to give you practical ways to manage your play. Before you deposit, it’s worth knowing what’s available so you can set your own limits from day one. Common safer-gambling features include: deposit, loss and wager limits that cap what you can spend over a day, week or month; reality checks that pause your session with a reminder of how long you’ve been playing; time-outs that lock your account for a short cooling-off period; and self-exclusion, which shuts your account for six months or longer when you need a proper break. You’ll usually find these in the account or “safer gambling” area of any casino on this site.

Where to get free, confidential help

If gambling is starting to feel like more than a bit of fun — for you or for someone close to you — there’s a network of independent UK organisations offering free, confidential and judgement-free support. None of them are linked to the casinos themselves, and reaching out to any of them is a sign of strength, not weakness.

  • UK Gambling Commission

    The official regulator for gambling in Great Britain. It licenses operators, sets the rules they must follow and protects players. Always check that any site you join holds a current Commission licence — every brand we recommend does.

    Visit the regulator

  • GamStop

    A free self-exclusion service that lets you block yourself from every UK-licensed gambling site in one go. Sign up once, choose a period of six months, one year or five years, and you won’t be able to log in or open new accounts during that time.

    Self-exclude with GamStop

  • GambleAware

    An independent charity that funds prevention, education and free treatment across Britain. Its website is a great first stop for honest advice, self-assessment tools and a route into local support if you’re worried about your own or someone else’s gambling.

    Learn more & self-assess

  • National Gambling Helpline

    Free, confidential support is available around the clock, every day of the year, by phone or live chat. Trained advisers can talk things through, help you make a plan and point you towards further treatment — call 0808 8020 133 whenever you need to.

    Talk to an adviser

  • TalkBanStop

    A partnership that brings three powerful tools together: free counselling, GamStop self-exclusion and the Gamban blocking app that stops gambling sites loading on your devices. Used side by side, they give you a genuinely effective way to take a break and make it stick.

    Explore TalkBanStop

You must be 18 or over to gamble. Please play responsibly and only ever bet what you can afford to lose.

Meet the Team Behind Our Reviews

Every casino on this site is checked and written up by a named reviewer. Here’s who’s behind the research.


Mike Wilson, CasinoSisterSite reviewer

Mike Wilson

Casino Expert & Reviewer

Mike reads the licence number before the bonus offer. He maps the operators and networks behind the UK’s casinos — who really owns each brand, how reliably they pay, and where the genuine value sits.

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Emma Jenkins, CasinoSisterSite reviewer

Emma Jenkins

Casino & Bingo Writer

Emma has spent over a decade mapping the UK’s online casinos and bingo rooms — which brands share owners, software and bonus playbooks — so players can see past the branding to what’s really on offer.

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