Miami Dice Sister Sites
Miami Dice is operated by White Hat Gaming Limited under Gambling Commission account 52894. That same licence covers 7 other UK brands: Casimba, Dream Vegas, Grand Ivy, Jackpot Village, PlayGrand, Playzee and Spinland.
Licence family · White Hat Gaming Limited
Every brand on licence 52894
| Sister brand | Licence account | Network | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 52894 | — | ||
| 52894 | — | ||
| Grand Ivy | 52894 | — | |
| Jackpot Village | 52894 | — | |
| PlayGrand | 52894 | — | |
| 52894 | — | ||
| 52894 | — |
What the shared licence actually means
A sister site is not a marketing label. Miami Dice and the 7 brands above are operated by the same company on the same Gambling Commission account, which is a matter of public record rather than opinion.
In practice one company is accountable for all of them: the same complaints and ADR route, the same licence conditions, and usually a shared platform, so game libraries and terms tend to overlap. It does not guarantee a shared wallet or shared bonus eligibility — those are set per brand, and many operators run one welcome offer per customer across the group.
One thing that is guaranteed: because every brand here holds a current Gambling Commission licence, a GAMSTOP self-exclusion blocks all of them at once, along with every other UK-licensed site.
Questions
How many sister sites does Miami Dice have?
7, on Gambling Commission account 52894: Casimba, Dream Vegas, Grand Ivy, Jackpot Village, PlayGrand, Playzee and Spinland.
Who owns Miami Dice?
Miami Dice is operated by White Hat Gaming Limited. The licensee is listed on Gambling Commission account 52894.
Is Miami Dice licensed in the UK?
Yes. It operates under Gambling Commission account 52894, which you can look up on the Commission's public register. We recheck every account on this site monthly.
Does GAMSTOP cover Miami Dice and its sister sites?
Yes. GAMSTOP applies to every operator licensed by the Gambling Commission, so one self-exclusion covers Miami Dice and all 7 sister brands at once.