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Reel CheckpointIndependent UK casino comparison
Great Britain · Licensed operators only

Six casino sites. Every licence shown.

We compare online casinos the dull way round: licence first, marketing last. Every site below was matched to a current remote casino licence on the Gambling Commission's public register, and the licensee, account number and licence reference are printed next to it so you can check the same records we did.

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This edition at a glance

Sites compared
6
Licence source
GB public register
Records checked
26 Aug 2026
Longest-held licence
Since Nov 2014
Newest licence
Since Jul 2021
Fields filled by guesswork
None

What you are actually looking at

Most casino comparison pages rank sites by the size of the welcome offer. We have taken a different starting point, because an offer can change overnight and a licence cannot. Each entry below begins with the company that actually holds the Great Britain remote casino authorisation for that domain, the reference number on its licence, and the date that authorisation became active.

Those details are worth more than they look. A brand name is marketing; a licensee is the company legally responsible for your account, your money and your complaint. On several of the sites here the two are nothing alike, and on one of them a single domain is shared between four separately licensed companies.

The rest of each entry is a mix of two things, and we keep them visibly apart. Facts come from the register or from the operator's own published pages. The one-line verdict is ours — an editorial judgement, not a rating anyone else has awarded. Where we could not confirm something, the row simply does not include it.

How this site is funded

Reel Checkpoint earns a commission when a reader follows one of our links and later opens an account with an operator. That commercial relationship can influence which sites we cover and the order they appear in, and every outbound link on this page is a commercial link.

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The comparison

Ordered by how long each remote casino licence has been active — the only objective ranking the register gives us. It is not a quality order, and it is not a recommendation.

01
Mega Casino

Skill On Net Limited
Account 39326

Mega Casino

Editor's verdict — widest game mix here

Mega Casino is one brand on a very large shared platform. Skill On Net Limited has 52 trading names registered against the same Great Britain account, and Mega Casino is one of them — which is why the licence also covers remote bingo and remote gambling software rather than casino alone. In the lobby that breadth is obvious: slots, roulette, blackjack and baccarat sit alongside bingo, scratchcards and Slingo titles, and the live section carries tables credited to Evolution and Playtech. The operator publishes a separate bonus policy and payment page, which makes the terms easier to read before you sign up than on most sites of this size.

  • LicenseeSkill On Net Limited
  • Licence reference039326-R-319358-061
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 1 November 2014
  • Also authorised forRemote bingo, remote gambling software
  • Registered domainwww.megacasino.co.uk
  • Licensee head officeLimassol, Cyprus
  • Regulatory actions on fileNone recorded
Go to megacasino.co.uk

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

02
Paddy
Power

PPB Games Limited
Account 39411

Paddy Power

Editor's verdict — most licences behind one address

Search paddypower.com on the register and four separate licensed companies come back. Three of them hold a Great Britain remote casino licence — PPB Games Limited, PPB Entertainment Limited and PPB GE Limited — while PPB Counterparty Services Limited covers real-event and virtual-event betting. None of that is unusual for a group this size, but it does mean the licensed company behind a casino game is not the company behind the sportsbook, and the two are answerable separately.

For a reader that matters in one specific situation: if a dispute ever goes past the operator's own complaints team, you need to know which licensed company you are actually dealing with. The register tells you, and it is the reason we list the licence reference rather than just the brand.

  • Licensee cited herePPB Games Limited
  • Licence reference039411-R-319335-010
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 1 November 2014
  • Also authorised forRemote pool betting
  • Other casino licensees on this domainPPB Entertainment Limited (39426), PPB GE Limited (52819)
  • Registered domainwww.paddypower.com
  • Licensee head officeSt Julian's, Malta
  • Regulatory actions on fileNone recorded for PPB Games Limited
Go to paddypower.com

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

03
Los Vegas

SuprPlay Limited
Account 48695

Los Vegas

Editor's verdict — games only, and openly so

SuprPlay Limited has no trading names registered at all, which is why the Los Vegas brand never appears on the register in its own right — it is listed as one of four domains on the licence, alongside Duelz, NYSpins and Voodoo Dreams. The single active Great Britain authorisation is remote casino. Applications for real-event and virtual-event betting were shown as pending when we checked, so this is a games site rather than a sportsbook with a casino bolted on, and the operator's own description leans on its slots selection rather than table play.

  • LicenseeSuprPlay Limited
  • Licence reference048695-R-327029-012
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 27 September 2017
  • Also authorised forNothing further; betting applications shown as pending
  • Registered domainwww.losvegas.bet
  • Other domains on this licencewww.duelz.com, www.nyspins.com, voodoodreams.com
  • Licensee head officeSwieqi, Malta
  • Regulatory actions on fileNone recorded
Go to losvegas.bet

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

04
NetBet

Netbet Enterprises Limited
Account 39170

NetBet

Editor's verdict — broadest licence, with a settlement on file

NetBet is the only site here that puts a casino, a sportsbook and a poker room behind a single login, and the licence reflects that: remote casino, real-event and virtual-event betting, pool betting and linked gambling software all sit on the same authorisation, with seven web addresses registered against it for the different products. The lobby keeps live casino and live betting in distinct sections, and the operator's own footer links out to GambleAware.

The register also carries a regulatory settlement for this licensee, dated 5 November 2025. Following a compliance assessment, the Gambling Commission found failings in anti-money-laundering and social responsibility controls over periods between October 2023 and July 2024. The licensee agreed a payment of £650,000 in lieu of a financial penalty, together with a public statement and the Commission's costs. We would weigh that up before choosing between otherwise similar sites, and you can read the entry in full on the public register.

  • LicenseeNetbet Enterprises Limited
  • Licence reference039170-R-319343-032
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 8 December 2017
  • Also authorised forReal-event betting, virtual-event betting, pool betting, linked gambling software
  • Registered domainnetbet.co.uk, plus six product subdomains
  • Licensee head officeMsida, Malta
  • Regulatory actions on fileOne settlement, 5 November 2025
Go to netbet.co.uk

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

05
LottoGo

Annexio (Jersey) Limited
Account 51692

LottoGo

Editor's verdict — licensed for casino, built for lotteries

LottoGo is the outlier in this table and we have left it in on purpose. Annexio (Jersey) Limited holds a Great Britain remote casino licence and a remote bingo licence, so on the register it belongs in a comparison of licensed casino authorisations. The brand itself, though, is built around betting on the outcome of large international lottery draws, and lottogo.com is registered as a trading name in its own right. Arrive expecting a slots lobby on the front page and you will be surprised. It is also the only licensee in this table with a head office in the British Isles.

  • LicenseeAnnexio (Jersey) Limited
  • Licence reference051692-R-329113-014
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 31 July 2018
  • Also authorised forRemote bingo, real-event betting
  • Registered domainwww.lottogo.com
  • Licensee head officeSt Helier, Jersey
  • Regulatory actions on fileNone recorded
Go to lottogo.com

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

06
Happy
Tiger

Happytiger ApS
Account 57641

Happy Tiger

Editor's verdict — newest licence in the table

Happytiger ApS took its Great Britain licence in July 2021, making it the most recent arrival here by almost three years. The authorisation covers remote casino and remote bingo and nothing else, and the same account carries two further registered trading names, Lux Casino and Spin King, across 27 registered domains. It is the only operator in this comparison run from Denmark.

Its site did not load for us when we ran these checks, so we have deliberately published no product detail for it. We would rather leave a gap than describe a lobby we have not seen, and the licence facts below stand on their own.

  • LicenseeHappytiger ApS
  • Licence reference057641-R-333524-008
  • Remote casino licenceActive since 9 July 2021
  • Also authorised forRemote bingo
  • Registered domainhappytiger.co.uk
  • Other trading namesLux Casino, Spin King
  • Licensee head officeAalborg, Denmark
  • Regulatory actions on fileNone recorded
Go to happytiger.co.uk

Commercial link. Opens the operator's own site. 18+ — the operator's terms and conditions apply.

Licence records checked against the Gambling Commission's public register on 26 August 2026

Side by side

The same six licences, stripped back to the fields that are directly comparable.

Great Britain remote casino authorisations, as recorded on the public register on 26 August 2026.
Site Licensed company Casino licence active since Other GB remote activities Licensee head office Regulatory actions on file
Mega Casino Skill On Net Limited 1 Nov 2014 Bingo, gambling software Limassol, Cyprus None recorded
Paddy Power PPB Games Limited 1 Nov 2014 Pool betting St Julian's, Malta None recorded
Los Vegas SuprPlay Limited 27 Sep 2017 None active Swieqi, Malta None recorded
NetBet Netbet Enterprises Limited 8 Dec 2017 Betting, pool betting, gambling software Msida, Malta Settlement, 5 Nov 2025
LottoGo Annexio (Jersey) Limited 31 Jul 2018 Bingo, real-event betting St Helier, Jersey None recorded
Happy Tiger Happytiger ApS 9 Jul 2021 Bingo Aalborg, Denmark None recorded

How we check a site

Four steps, in this order, every time. Anything that fails step two never reaches the page.

Search the domain, not the brand

Brand names are not always registered. Domains almost always are, so we search the exact web address on the Gambling Commission's business register and work back from whatever licensed company it returns.

Match the product, not just the company

A betting licence is not a casino licence. We only list a site when its licensee holds a remote casino authorisation showing as active and current, and we record the reference so the claim can be checked.

Confirm where the link goes

Our outbound links point at the exact domain recorded on the register, with nothing in between. If a registered address and a brand's marketing address disagree, the registered one wins.

Publish only what is on the record

Licence facts come from the register. Product detail comes from the operator's own published pages. The verdict line is ours and is labelled as such. Everything else is left out.

What a Great Britain licence does and does not mean

Worth being precise about, because a licence is often presented as a badge of quality. It is not one.

It does mean

Legal authorisation

The company named on the licence is authorised by the Gambling Commission to offer remote casino games to customers in Great Britain, and is bound by the Commission's licence conditions and codes of practice. It can be investigated, fined and have its licence removed.

It does mean

A route to self-exclusion

Registering with Gamstop Online blocks you from signing up for or using online accounts with gambling companies licensed in Great Britain, for a period you choose from six months up to five years. It is free and it applies across operators, not one at a time.

It does not mean

A recommendation

A licence is a permission, not an endorsement, and it says nothing about whether a site suits you. One of the six licences here belongs to a company running more than fifty other brand names on the same account; another has a published settlement against it.

It does not mean

Better odds

Licensing does not change the mathematics of a casino game. Every game listed on every site here is designed to keep a share of what is staked over time, and no strategy, timing or run of results alters that.

If gambling stops being fun

These four organisations are independent of us and of every operator listed above. Nothing on this page is provided by them or endorsed by them.

Gamstop

Gamstop Online

Free national self-exclusion scheme. One registration blocks your access to online accounts with gambling companies licensed in Great Britain, for six months up to five years.

gamstop.co.uk
GamCare

GamCare

Founder of the National Gambling Helpline, free on 0808 8020 133, with live chat, one-to-one treatment services and a recovery toolkit for anyone affected by gambling.

gamcare.org.uk
GambleAware

GambleAware

Free advice, a gambling harms self-assessment, budgeting help, blocking and self-exclusion tools, and a directory of support in your area across Great Britain.

gambleaware.org
Gambling Commission

Gambling Commission

The statutory regulator for gambling in Great Britain. Its public register is where every licence detail on this page came from, and where you can check any operator yourself.

gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Questions readers ask us

Can I gamble on Reel Checkpoint?

No. We do not run games, take stakes, hold funds or open accounts, and we are not licensed to do any of those things. Everything commercial here is a link to a third-party operator that holds its own licence. Once you follow one, your account, your money and your terms and conditions are entirely between you and that operator.

Why is a site with a regulatory settlement still listed?

Because leaving it out would hide the settlement rather than deal with it. NetBet's licence remains active, so it qualifies for this comparison, and the settlement is published on the same register we use for everything else. Our judgement is that a reader is better served by seeing the entry, the date and the amount alongside the rest of the licence detail than by finding a shorter list with no explanation of what was left off it.

Why are some of your rows shorter than others?

Because we only publish what we could confirm. Where a site was unreachable or a detail could not be checked against the register or the operator's own pages, the field is left out entirely instead of being filled with a plausible-looking figure. Happy Tiger is the clearest example in this edition: full licence detail, no product detail.

Does the commission you earn change the comparison?

It affects which operators we have commercial arrangements with, and it can affect placement, which is why the disclosure sits next to the table rather than buried in the footer. It does not affect the licence facts, because those are copied from a public register that we have no influence over — and it is why we publish the reference numbers, so you can check them without taking our word for anything.

How often do you re-check the licences?

Every date on this page is the date of an actual check, not a schedule. The licence details here were verified on 26 August 2026. Registers change — licences lapse, companies are renamed, settlements are published — so if you are about to open an account it is worth spending a minute looking the licensee up yourself. The register is free and the link is in the panel above.

Can I use this site to block myself from gambling?

Not through us, no — we have no connection to any operator's systems. Gamstop Online is the tool for that: one free registration blocks your access to online accounts with every gambling company licensed in Great Britain. If gambling is already causing problems, GamCare's National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133 and open to anyone, including family and friends.

Before you follow any link

Decide what you are willing to lose before you deposit, not after. Set the deposit limit on the account rather than relying on willpower, keep gambling separate from money you need, and stop if it stops being enjoyable. It is entertainment you pay for, not a way to earn.

Spotted something wrong?

Licence details change and we would rather hear about it from you than leave it wrong. Email editors@reelcheckpointuk.com and tell us which page and which line — we will check it against the register and correct it or explain why we disagree.