Factual profiles of major UK Gambling Commission–licensed casino brands: who operates each one, who owns it, and its public regulatory record. These are research pages, not reviews — CasinoReg only rates casinos after full hands-on testing, and none of the brands below carries a score until it has been through that process.
The world’s biggest sportsbook’s casino arm — Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC, privately owned by the Coates family.
View profile →British bookmaking institution since 1934, now part of evoke plc; operated by WHG (International) Ltd, licence 39225.
View profile →Sky Betting & Gaming’s slots-led casino, run by Bonne Terre Ltd and owned by Flutter Entertainment.
View profile →The UK’s largest land-based casino chain online — Rank Interactive, part of The Rank Group plc.
View profile →Casual slots-and-bingo brand on the Gamesys platform, owned by Bally’s Corporation since 2021.
View profile →Family-owned bookmaker founded 1967; online casino under Petfre (Gibraltar) Ltd, with a notable enforcement record.
View profile →The irreverent Irish bookmaker’s casino, run by PPB Entertainment Ltd under Flutter Entertainment.
View profile →The betting-exchange pioneer’s casino arm — Betfair Casino Ltd, part of the Flutter-owned PPB group.
View profile →Online since 1997 with its own games studio; 888 UK Ltd, part of evoke plc alongside William Hill.
View profile →Football-sponsorship giant’s casino, operated by Betway Ltd and owned by New York-listed Super Group.
View profile →Casino built on the world’s biggest poker room — TSG Interactive (account 39028), Flutter-owned.
View profile →European stalwart since 1997; Platinum Gaming Ltd, part of Kindred Group, owned by FDJ since 2024.
View profile →The mobile-first ‘king of casino’, LeoVegas Gaming PLC (39198), owned by MGM Resorts since 2022.
View profile →Gibraltar casino institution since 2002 — 32Red Ltd (39430), with a notable enforcement record.
View profile →Family-owned since 1946 and still private; Gibraltar-based under UKGC account 39576.
View profile →Independent wager-free specialist from Lindar Media — winnings paid as cash, not bonus funds.
View profile →Sky Betting & Gaming’s live casino and table-games specialist — Bonne Terre Ltd, Flutter-owned.
View profile →Bingo-hall heritage brand online since the Entain era — LC International Ltd, account 54743.
View profile →Foxy Bingo’s slots spin-off on the Entain platform — casual games under LC International Ltd.
View profile →Descended from PartyGaming, a late-1990s online pioneer; now an Entain brand under LC International.
View profile →The ‘fair casino’ built on no-wagering rewards since 2017 — SkillOnNet Ltd’s flagship.
View profile →The biggest slot library in the business — Videoslots Ltd, founder-led Immense Group, Malta.
View profile →UK-themed casino from L&L Europe, sister to Fun Casino and Yeti Casino.
View profile →Britain’s bingo fixture since 2002 — founding Gamesys brand, Bally’s-owned since 2021.
View profile →Official MONOPOLY slots and game shows under Hasbro licence, on the Gamesys platform.
View profile →Las Vegas’s MGM in Britain since 2023, running on LeoVegas Gaming PLC’s licence (39198).
View profile →A profile tells you the verifiable facts about a casino brand — operating company, ownership, licensing and any published Gambling Commission enforcement. A CasinoReg review goes much further: a real funded account, bonuses claimed and cleared, play across devices, support contacted and a withdrawal timed to the minute, all scored against our six-point method. The brands in this directory are household names, but a big name is not a rating — use each profile to run your own checks with our licence guide and free calculators, or start with a casino we've already tested.
Most famous UK casino brands belong to a handful of groups, and knowing the parent tells you a lot — sister sites share platforms, licences and often a single welcome offer between them. Flutter Entertainment owns Paddy Power, Betfair, PokerStars, Sky Vegas and Sky Casino. Entain runs Ladbrokes, Coral, Gala, Foxy and Party Casino under one LC International licence (account 54743). evoke plc — the renamed 888 Holdings — owns William Hill and 888casino. Bally's owns the Gamesys brands: Jackpotjoy, Virgin Games and Monopoly Casino. MGM Resorts owns LeoVegas and BetMGM UK, while FDJ owns Kindred's Unibet and 32Red.
Against those giants sit the independents: bet365 (the Coates family), Betfred (the Done family), BetVictor (Chandler family heritage), Videoslots (Immense Group), MrQ (Lindar Media), PlayOJO (SkillOnNet) and All British Casino (L&L Europe). Neither model is safer by default — the UKGC licence is what protects you, whoever the owner — but sister-site rules on bonuses and self-exclusion apply group-wide, which is worth knowing before you sign up twice to what is effectively the same operator.
Each profile gives you the three facts that matter most before you go anywhere near a deposit: the operating company behind the brand, its UKGC account number, and its public regulatory record. Cross-check the account number on the Gambling Commission register yourself — it takes a minute, and our licensing guide shows exactly what to look for. Knowing the parent company also reveals sister sites, which matters because welcome offers are almost always limited to one per operator, not one per brand.
Once a brand checks out, weigh it against the casinos we've fully tested. Our hands-on reviews cover payout speeds, real support response times and bonus terms in detail, and our best UK casinos ranking puts the strongest performers side by side. Directory profiles tell you a casino is legitimate; the reviews tell you whether it's actually any good.
Find the licence number or operating company name in the site's footer, then search it on the UK Gambling Commission's free public register. The entry must show an active licence covering remote casino. Our licence-checking guide walks through it in about sixty seconds — no valid licence, no deposit.
Sister sites are brands run by the same operating company, often under a single UKGC licence — for example, Ladbrokes, Coral, Gala and Foxy all sit under Entain's LC International licence. Sister sites usually share platforms and games, and bonus terms often restrict you to one welcome offer per operator, not per brand.
Because CasinoReg only scores casinos after full hands-on testing — a real funded account, bonuses claimed, play across devices and a timed withdrawal. Profiles cover the verifiable facts about brands we haven't yet tested, so you can research them honestly without us pretending to a verdict we haven't earned.
Not automatically. The UKGC publishes enforcement outcomes so players can weigh them, and most fined operators remain fully licensed after remedial action. A record of penalties does mean the brand's terms and safer-gambling tools deserve closer scrutiny — which is exactly what the checks in each profile help you run.