Casino Reviews: Every UK Site We Track, A–Z

Q: Why do you keep reviews of closed casinos?

Because closed brands still rank in search and their old domains are often taken over by unrelated sites. A review clearly marked as closed helps readers avoid a look-alike and find a licensed alternative.

Q: What does the "left UK" tag mean?

The brand still operates abroad but has given up or lost its UK licence, so it can no longer accept British players.

Q: How often is this index updated?

Whenever a licence, owner or welcome offer changes, and whenever a brand opens or closes to UK players.

Last reviewed July 2026

Every casino we track, in one place. Live operators hold a current UK Gambling Commission licence; entries marked closed or left UK are kept as a factual record so you are not caught out by a look-alike site trading on an old name.

This industry changes fast. Brands are bought, rebranded, and — often — shut down: the Genesis Global stable closed at the end of 2022, a run of White Hat Gaming brands wound down through 2026, and older names such as Volt, Wishmaker and RedBet are long gone. When a casino closes, its domain is frequently picked up by unrelated affiliate operators who trade on the old name, so a search result that looks like the “official” site may be nothing of the sort. Keeping a review live even after a brand dies is how we help readers tell the difference.

How to read this index

Names without a tag are live and UK-licensed today, and each review carries the operator’s current welcome offer, licence details and realistic withdrawal times. A closed tag means the brand has shut down entirely; left UK means it still trades abroad but no longer holds a UK licence, so British players cannot join. Whichever you land on, the review explains the current situation and, for closed brands, points to licensed alternatives.

Casino reviews A to Z

Reviews by game provider

You can also browse by the studio behind the games. Provider pages cover who makes the software, their best-known titles, and which UK casinos carry them.

Casino guides and how-tos

Game rules, payout maths and practical guidance for UK players:

New to this? Start with the online casinos hub, or the payout-focused best payout casinos and fast payout casinos guides. For safer-gambling tools and free support, see responsible gambling.

18+ only. Gambling involves risk; only stake what you can afford to lose. Every live operator listed here holds a UK Gambling Commission licence.

Free, confidential help: BeGambleAware.org (0808 8020 133), GamCare, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion.

FAQ

Why do you keep reviews of closed casinos?

Because closed brands still rank in search, and their old domains are often taken over by unrelated sites. Keeping the review live, clearly marked as closed, helps readers avoid a look-alike and find a licensed alternative.

How do I know a casino here is licensed?

Every live review shows the operator’s UK Gambling Commission licensee and account number, which you can confirm on the Commission’s public register.

What does the “left UK” tag mean?

The brand still operates in other countries but has given up or lost its UK licence, so it can no longer accept British players. We keep the page as a record and point you to sites that can.

How often is this index updated?

We revise it whenever a licence, owner or welcome offer changes, and whenever a brand opens or closes to UK players.