UK Casino Groups & Networks

What a casino network actually is

Ask who owns a casino site and there are two correct answers, at two different levels. Only one of them changes what happens to your account.

The licensee is the company named on the Gambling Commission licence — LC International Limited, Skill On Net Limited, Jumpman Gaming Limited. It is the entity the regulator deals with, the name that appears on your bank statement after a deposit, and the one whose licence conditions govern your account. Every one of the 483 brands indexed on this site is traced to one, across 129 accounts held by 110 licensees.

The group is the company above it. It owns the licensee, sets strategy and takes the profit, but it is not what your account hangs off. Flutter's UK brands on this site sit on five separate licensees: PPB Counterparty Services Limited for Betfair and Paddy Power; Stars Interactive Limited for PokerStars; SBG Sports Limited for Sky Bet; Bonne Terre Gaming Limited for Sky Bingo, Sky Casino, Sky Poker and Sky Vegas; Tombola (International) Plc for Tombola and tombola arcade — five sets of licence conditions, one owner.

The distinction is the whole point of this page. Two brands on the same licence account are sister sites in the strict sense: one company, one rulebook, usually one verification check and one self-exclusion. Two brands in the same group on different accounts are related companies — worth knowing, but a looser link, and a restriction on one need not follow you to the other.

Not every well-known name sits above a licence — some are the licence. Gamesys Operations holds its own account and carries Bally Bet, Double Bubble, Double Bubble Bingo, Jackpotjoy; Rank Interactive holds its own account and carries Bella Casino, Grosvenor Casinos, Kitty Bingo, Lucky Pants Bingo; 888 UK holds its own account and carries 777, 888, 888 Casino, 888poker; Betway holds its own account and carries Betway, Hippodrome Online, Jackpot City, Spin Casino.

Who owns what

The questions people actually type, answered from the licence record rather than from an about page.

Who owns Sky Bet?

Sky Bet is licensed by SBG Sports Limited, account 67370. The licensee is part of the Flutter Entertainment group.

Who owns Foxy Bingo?

Foxy Bingo is licensed by LC International Limited, account 54743. The licensee is part of the Entain group. Same account: bwin, Coral, Foxy, Foxy Games, Gala, Gala Spins.

Who owns Gala Bingo?

Gala Bingo is licensed by LC International Limited, account 54743. The licensee is part of the Entain group. Same account: bwin, Coral, Foxy, Foxy Bingo, Foxy Games, Gala.

Who owns BetVictor?

BetVictor is licensed by BV Gaming Limited, account 39576. Same account: Betano, Heart Bingo, Parimatch, Smooth Spins, talkSPORT BET.

Who owns Ladbrokes?

Ladbrokes is licensed by LC International Limited, account 1611, 54743. The licensee is part of the Entain group. Same account: bwin, Coral, Foxy, Foxy Bingo, Foxy Games, Gala.

What is the Ladbrokes Coral group?

Ladbrokes and Coral trade on the same licence accounts: 1611, held by Ladbrokes Betting & Gaming Limited; 54743, held by LC International Limited. LC International's account also carries bwin, Foxy, Foxy Bingo, Foxy Games, Gala. The pair people still name together share their licensees outright, and our data places both in the Entain group.

Who owns Grosvenor Casinos?

The register lists Grosvenor Casinos as an active trading name on account 614, held by Grosvenor Casinos Limited. It is a separate licence from Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited, which carries Mecca Bingo and twelve more.

Who owns Midnite?

The register does not settle this one. Midnite is an active trading name on two different accounts — 42647 (Dribble Media Limited) and 101839 (Midnite Limited) — so the name alone cannot tell you which company holds your account. The footer of the site you are on can: it names the licensee.

White label: why one licence carries 149 websites

Not every brand on an account is run by the company named on it. The Commission's domain register marks some domains white label: the licence belongs to one firm, the website is operated by another underneath it, and the customer is rarely told which is which.

The scale is easy to underestimate. Of the 1,440 live domains on the register, 376 are white label, spread across 33 accounts. Jumpman Gaming Limited alone carries 149 live domains, 131 of them white label. ProgressPlay Limited carries 124, of which 104.

What that means in practice: two white-label brands can have different owners, different staff and different support, and still sit on one licence — so one set of licence conditions, one complaints route, and one self-exclusion covering both.

How to check who owns a site yourself

Nothing on this page needs to be taken on trust. The method takes about a minute:

1. Read the footer. A UK-licensed site names the licensee and its licence account number there, with a link to the register. If a site aimed at British players carries neither, that is the finding.
2. Search the licensee on the Gambling Commission register. Use the company name, not the brand.
3. Read the trading names on the account. That list is the brand's sister sites, direct from the regulator — it is the same list this site is built from.
4. Check the domain status. The register marks domains active, inactive or white label. A white label tells you the site is run by someone other than the licence holder.

One caveat worth carrying: a trading name can appear on more than one account, and when it does the register cannot tell you which company runs the site in front of you. The footer can. 7 such names were found while building this index, and they were left out of the brand pages rather than guessed at — Midnite above is one of them.

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Anna Karenko@AnnakarenkoiGaming content writer · More than 13 years of experience.Licence data from the Gambling Commission register · reviewed September 2026

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