UK sister-site research

Casino sister sites mapped by operator evidence.

WildCrown helps readers start with a casino name, trace the operator behind it, and compare sister-site relationships before relying on a bonus, shared design, platform clue or account assumption.

Using WildCrown

Start with one casino. Follow the evidence from there.

WildCrown is built for focused checks. Open the exact brand you recognise, identify the relationship the records support, then keep ownership findings separate from current account terms and personal eligibility.

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Find the right page

Search the exact brand

Use the brand directory or search bar to open the casino you mean. Start with its investigation when your question concerns a particular website; use the network guides when the wider group is the real subject.
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Read the evidence

Check what the link proves

Look for the named operating business, licence account, relevant domain and ownership source. The operator-check walkthrough shows that sequence in practice. A shared layout or similar product can be a clue, but it is not enough to establish a sister-site relationship on its own.
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Keep questions separate

Return to current terms

A company connection does not settle login, promotion, balance, limit or account-eligibility questions. Read the current terms for the exact product, and use responsible-gambling support rather than another brand when a restriction or gambling harm is involved.

Relationship labels

How we describe a relationship

These labels keep a narrow finding from becoming a broader claim than the evidence supports.

Same licensee
Public records connect the relevant brands or domains to the same operating business.
Same group
Official ownership material connects the brands, even when different companies operate particular products.
Same brand or product
Several domains or products may sit under one brand without representing separate sister casinos.
Not proven
Appearance, game selection or a familiar design is not enough; the page does not present the casino as a confirmed relative.

Verification map

What makes a sister-site claim worth checking?

Operator evidence

Same company

Start with the legal operator, not a lookalike layout or a copied logo.

Network context

Connected brands

Separate true sister sites from wider group brands and independent alternatives.

Account rules

Terms differ

Bonus, payment, login and exclusion rules still need brand-level checks.

Behind the brands

Who is behind the casino name?

Two casinos can share an owner without sharing a login, a promotion or the company that operates a particular product. Understanding that distinction starts with the name in the terms, not the name above the door.

Start with the brand you recognise

The sister-site directory contains individual brand investigations across several casino families. Start with 888 Casino, Bet365, Betfair, Coral, LeoVegas or Paddy Power, or explore the guides to Ladbrokes, William Hill, Sky Vegas and Gala Spins. Each explains the public records relevant to that name; inclusion does not mean every listed casino shares an operator.

Within the LeoVegas family, the BetMGM UK, Pink Casino, Slot Boss and 21.co.uk guides compare different product and account questions. Their common licensee supplies the connection; it does not make their games, promotions or customer accounts interchangeable.

The answer can be a broad set of related domains, a close relationship with one other brand, or a limited finding that does not establish a separate sister casino. That last answer matters just as much: a familiar casino name should not become a reason to list unrelated alternatives as confirmed relatives.

The same licensee and the same group are different findings

A shared licensee means the relevant records name the same operating business. A parent-company relationship describes ownership at a different level. A group can contain several licensees, and one brand can offer products through more than one company. The guide to sister-site relationships explains these distinctions with examples.

Use Entain's UK brand map or the Flutter network guide when you want corporate context. Use the individual brand investigation when you need the entity and domain evidence for a specific casino. Neither an ownership chart nor a licence list establishes what will happen to an individual customer's account.

Three different connections

Shared licenseeRelevant brands appear under the same operating business.

Shared parentBrands belong to a wider group, potentially through different companies.

Similar productAn alternative, unless separate evidence establishes a business relationship.

Follow the evidence, not the appearance

Start with the legal footer and terms for the exact website and product. Then compare its company name, account number and domain with the Gambling Commission's public register. Official company material can supply ownership context, but matching games, software or payment logos cannot substitute for it.

A domain marked inactive against an old operator may have moved to another business. Equally, several active domains may lead to the same brand rather than several independent casinos. The operator-check walkthrough shows how to read these records without turning a partial finding into a wider claim.

Our editorial approach explains the difference between a source check and a completed human review, and identifies the people assigned to those editorial responsibilities.

Compare a broad family with a narrow finding

The Coral investigation and LeoVegas investigation examine named related domains under their respective licensees. Their tables distinguish the evidence connecting those domains from the customer rules that require separate terms checks.

The Bet365 investigation takes a different approach: it examines the Hillside records without inventing a long list of sister brands. For the closely related Betfair and Paddy Power brands, the important distinction is between corporate relationship and the entity behind each gambling product. The 888 Casino investigation also explains why older domain associations need careful historical labels.

What a relationship cannot tell you about your account

A different brand name is not proof of a new-customer entitlement, a transferable balance or permission to open another account. Before relying on an offer or account feature, read the exact brand's current terms and ask its official support team about your circumstances. A register entry cannot answer a personal eligibility question.

Do not use related-brand information to bypass self-exclusion, a time-out, a limit or an account restriction. Our responsible-gambling information links to support and self-exclusion services. If gambling is causing harm, looking for another casino is not the next step.

Keep these checks separate

RelationshipWhich company or group connects the brands?

AccountWhat do the exact product's terms say?

SupportWho can help with a restriction or gambling harm?

FAQ

Casino sister-site questions

Are all the casinos in this directory sister sites of one another?

No. Each card opens a separate brand investigation. The relationship tables inside it identify the relevant company or group; the directory itself is not a list of one connected family.

Can a casino have no verified separate sister brands?

Yes. The sources checked may establish only the named brand and its products. That is a limited research finding, not a reason to present unrelated casinos as sister sites.

Will I use the same login on sister casinos?

Do not infer that from ownership or a licence match. Consult the current account terms and official support for the exact brands. WildCrown cannot access or transfer customer accounts.

Where can I see the evidence for a relationship?

The individual investigations link to the relevant public records and official documents. For a step-by-step explanation, see how to check a casino operator.

WildCrown editorial team

Editorial responsibilities

Joseph Hurtado
Content leadJoseph Hurtado

Operator Evidence Writer

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Satpal Chaggar
Reviewed bySatpal Chaggar

Licence and Source Checker

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