Our casino profiles, grouped by the tie we can show
Our casino profiles give every casino we compare a page of its own. Each one shows who runs it as far as its documents go, its own terms, its support and complaints route, and its front page where you can see one. They're offshore casinos. You'll find them grouped by tie: one company, one platform config or one build.
Grouped by tie
IntellogixSoft B.V.
one licence
Both certificates name this company and the licence OGL/2024/1121/1020.
Same company
Uno Digital Media B.V.
one licence
Each certificate names this company and the licence OGL/2024/1267/0760.
Same company
Investan N.V.
one licence
F7 Casino's certificate names the same company and licence as Jokabet's, OGL/2024/1630/1008.
The Kinghills platform
one config set
Their platform configs carry the same 131 settings as Kinghills.
Same platform
Nine Casino, Jokabet, BetOnRed and F7 Casino carry the same settings, and each sits with its company above.
The Rival build, lobbies read side by side
one lobby session
Read in one sitting, their front pages showed the same catalogue count and the same 6 row counts.
The Rival build, front pages checked singly
one build file
NewVegas, Pure Casino and FatBet ran the same build file at the start of October, and True Fortune served it too.
Same platform
The Rival build, checked by its file alone
byte for byte
In one check, each of them served the same Rival build file.
Records checked 10 October 2026
What puts casinos in the same group
A shared company needs both casinos' own records to name it. Same platform means the same code or config on both sites. It tells you nothing about who owns them.
Kinghills and Memo Casino sit together as sisters because their certificates name the same firm. The other casinos on the Kinghills config share its settings, and settings name no owner. If you want the detail, how we test a tie works both through on the Kinghills set.
What a casino profile holds, and what it leaves out
Each profile opens with the casino's logo, its operator box and its front page where we have a usable copy. Below that come its records, the terms copy we checked and where it differs from the rest of its set.
Platform facts a whole set shares sit on its set page, so a profile gives them one line and a link. The lobby comparison lives on each set page, and you'll find the shared and own games on the overlap page. A profile links back to its set in one line.
Which licences the profiled casinos cite
Kinghills and Memo Casino share one Curaçao Gaming Authority licence. Cocoa Casino's About page cites the Government of Curacao without naming a company. Pure Casino's pages print 2 company lines, Windward Circle B.V as licence holder and Pan De Bono Consulting Limited.
Where a profile presents a licence claim, it names the document making it and the date we checked it. If a casino's documents disagree, you'll see both, and we don't pick between them.
For software that keeps gambling sites off your devices, GamCare's page suggests BetBlocker, Gamblock or Gamban, and a few are free. Ask your bank as well: by GamCare's account, most UK banks will switch on a free gambling block for each card you hold. GamCare's National Gambling Helpline picks up at any hour on 0808 8020 133, and the call is free. If you've joined GAMSTOP, GAMSTOP's own FAQ suggests adding those tools and your bank's on top. Every profile listed here is meant for readers over the age of 18.
Questions readers ask
Are casinos on one platform owned by the same company
Not on that evidence alone. Ownership needs records that name a company, the way the certificates of Kinghills and Memo Casino do.
Which casinos does Lobby Set call sisters
Only casinos whose own records name the same company. Kinghills and Memo Casino are one such pair: both certificates name IntellogixSoft B.V. and the licence OGL/2024/1121/1020.
Where do I see the games 2 casinos share
On the overlap page and on each set page. The Rival front pages we read in one sitting showed the same catalogue count and the same row counts, compared by count only.