UK Casino Networks: Who Runs Each Brand?
The licensed company behind each UK brand we compare, checked on the Gambling Commission register.
A casino network is a group of brands run by one licensed company. The logos differ, but the company that holds your account, sets the rules and handles your complaint is the same. Here’s who runs each UK brand we compare on the homepage, checked on the Gambling Commission public register on 15 October 2026.
Use this list before you open a second account. If two casinos sit under the same company, expect shared bonus rules and, often, a shared complaint process.
Who runs these UK casino brands?
Gamesys Operations Limited (account 38905)
Runs Jackpotjoy. The register also lists Bally Casino and Double Bubble Bingo under this account, plus white-label sites such as Virgin Games, Monopoly Casino and Rainbow Riches.
Red Rock Managed Services Limited (account 67754)
Runs The Sun Vegas and Fabulous Bingo, along with Sun Bingo and Fabulous Vegas. All four took over from VF2011 Limited, which surrendered its licence on 9 March 2026. So if you joined one of these sites before then, your account now sits with a different company.
Skill On Net Limited (account 39326)
Runs PlayOJO. This is one of the largest networks on the register, with more than 50 trading names, including Slingo, Spin Genie, Swift Casino, Mega Casino and Lucky Me Slots.
Videoslots Limited (account 39380)
Runs Mr Vegas, together with Videoslots and Mega Riches.
Jupiter Gaming Limited (account 67098)
Runs Dream Jackpot, alongside 666 Casino, King Casino, Lad Casino, Red Casino and Mr Luck. Dream Jackpot used to sit under AG Communications Limited, which is why older reviews name a different operator.
Anakatech Interactive Limited (account 48789)
Runs Winomania and Lucky Mate, plus white-label brands such as 7Bet, BetCrown and Neptune Play.
Tek Fox Ltd (account 60629)
Runs MrQ only. The register lists no other brands, so MrQ has no sister sites on this licence.
Midnite Limited (account 101839)
Runs Midnite only. It took the brand over from Dribble Media Limited in August 2026, and the register lists no other brands.
How can you check a network yourself?
Find the account number in the casino’s footer, then search it on the Gambling Commission public register. The trading names and domain names tabs list every brand on that licence. If the company in the casino’s terms doesn’t match the register, ask live chat which company holds your account and keep the transcript.