The index in full

Every casino on this site, by the company that holds its licence

The whole list, in the order the site uses everywhere: the company that holds the licence first, then the name of the brand. The order is a rule you can apply to the same data and get the same result, which is the only kind of order worth publishing on a page that is paid for its links.

1. 888 Casino888 UK Limited · account 39028CasinoBingoBettingVirtualOpen
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The order is licence holder, then brand name. The four labels are the entitlements on the licence, not the games in the lobby.

How to read the table above

The order is the company holding the licence, and then the alphabet, and it is not a ranking of any kind. We publish no ratings on this site, so there is no first place to be bought, and the arrangement has the useful property that anybody can apply the same rule to the same data and arrive at the same list.

Three columns carry facts you can check against the Gambling Commission's «public register» in about a minute, and the «register» (a list a public authority keeps and publishes) is the point of the exercise; the "account number" is the reference the Commission gives a licensed company, and searching it returns the company, the trading names it has declared, and the "entitlements" (the activities the licence permits) that make up the rest of the row.

The last column says whether a brand carries a «commercial link» (a link that pays this site when it is used) here, and one of the twenty-four does not. Spin Genie sits on this list because its licence is real and its holder is one of our six, and it sits here without a button because the link our programme supplies for it arrives on the operator's Canadian site rather than on a British one.

The seven companies, and why the brand name misleads

Twenty-four brands, seven companies, and the brand is the part that changes most easily. Eleven of the names on this list belong to a single licence holder running what the trade calls a "«white label»" network (one «platform» (one licence), many front doors), which means that eleven of these lobbies behave identically at the moment a game opens, because the behaviour belongs to the platform and not to the name.

That is not a criticism, and it is useful to know before you open a second account. A player who has had a poor experience at one of the eleven and opens an account at another will meet the same software (the same payment routes) (the same terms and the same complaints team), because the company answering is the same company.

Three more names belong to a group operating a shared «loyalty scheme» across all of them, and three others run on a single platform licence held by one Cypriot-registered company, and the remaining three are standalone operations, and in a list of twenty-four brands that leaves fewer genuinely independent operators than the page length suggests!

• Every UKGC casino we listtwenty-four brands, seven licence holdersThe index, ordered by the company that holds the licence and then by name, with the account number against each one.
• What a licence actually coversthe page the rest of the site rests onA British licence is a list of activities. Four of them matter to a player, and no two of our holders carry the same four.
• Bingo, licence firstsixteen of twentyFour of the brands on this site may not run a bingo room at all, and their licence says so in two words.
• Who may take a sports bettwo brands, not sixThe entitlement for a real event is rarer than it looks, and one holder has it without using it.
• The bonus rules of January 2026ten times, and no mixingWhat the cap on wagering changed, and why a welcome offer written in 2025 no longer reads the same way.
• British gambling law, in orderthe long sectionThe Act, the Commission, the advertising rules, the reforms of 2025 and 2026, the levy, the complaints route and the tax.

What the four product columns actually decide

A licence in Great Britain records activities rather than a grade, and four of those activities decide what a brand may put in front of you; the casino entitlement covers slots, roulette, blackjack and the «live dealer» tables. The bingo entitlement covers bingo rooms and their side games. And betting splits into two, one for events that happen in the world and one for events a «random number generator» decides.

Sixteen of these twenty-four brands hold the bingo entitlement and four do not, which is the single most consequential line in the table for a reader who came looking for bingo. Two hold the entitlement for real-event betting and actually run a «sportsbook», one more holds it and runs no sportsbook at all, and three hold the virtual-event entitlement only, which they gained on the first of October 2026.

What we could not put in the table

Two things are missing from every row, and their absence is deliberate rather than an oversight. There is no rating, because a rating is a number a reader has to take on trust, and there is no bonus amount unless the operator's own page carries the four facts that make an amount legible.

Those four facts are the minimum deposit, the amount that must be staked and how many times, the deadline, and the share of the balance that may be withdrawn. Where we have them we print them with the date we read them. Where we do not, the card carries the type of page the link opens instead, which is a description of a destination rather than a promise about a sum.

Questions readers ask

Is the order of this list a ranking?

No. It is the licence holder first and then the alphabet, which is a rule anybody can apply to the same data and get the same list. We publish no ratings, so there is no position on this page that could be sold, and the brands that pay us appear in exactly the place the rule puts them.

Why do eleven of these brands look the same?

Because eleven of them are the same software under different names. One licence holder runs a network of branded front doors on a single platform, which means the «lobby», the payment routes, the terms and the complaints team are shared. Opening a second account among those eleven gets you a different colour scheme and the same operator.

What is an account number, and where do I check it?

It is the reference the Gambling Commission gives a licensed company, and it is the fastest way to find out who you are actually dealing with. The Commission's public register takes the number or the company name and returns the trading names declared under it, along with the activities the licence permits.

Why does one brand have no button?

Because the link its programme supplies arrives on a Canadian page, quoting Canadian dollars, which we checked from a British connection on 7 November 2026. The brand is listed because its licence is genuine, and it stays without a button until a British landing page exists for it.

By the UK Pound Casino editorial team · Last updated November 2026 · Online since 2026