Many bingo brands share an owner: Gala Bingo and Foxy Bingo, for example, are both run by LC International Limited. We match each bingo, slingo and lotto site to the company that runs it and compare the sites in each family on welcome offers, wagering and terms.
Each card shows a site we have checked, its operator and its number of sister sites.
Rating 4.4
Sites like Jackpotjoy: its four sister sites compared for UK players, with ratings and welcome offers for Double Bubble Bingo, Virgin Games and more.
Rating 4.7
Lottomart has no sister sites on the Gambling Commission register. Here are sites like Lottomart: three rated alternatives, compared.
Rating 4.1
Looking for sites like Gala Bingo? Its one reviewed sister is Foxy Bingo, run by the same company. Offers, wagering and self-exclusion compared.
Rating 4.3
Sister sites and sites like Foxy Bingo: Gala Bingo compared on UK offers, wagering, withdrawals and self-exclusion.
Rating 3.7
Kitty Bingo, Lucky Pants Bingo and Mecca Bingo share an operator with Lucky VIP Bingo. Compare offers, wagering and deposits for UK players.
Rating 4.3
Which casinos share Kitty Bingo's operator, and sites like Kitty Bingo outside that family: offers, wagering, deposits and complaints for UK players.
Rating 4.3
LottolandLottoland has no sister sites: its licence covers one website. Here are sites like Lottoland for UK players, rated: Lottomart, Heart Bingo and Jackpotjoy.
Rating 4.2
Lucky Pants Bingo has three sister sites: Kitty Bingo, Mecca Bingo and Lucky VIP Bingo. See how their offers, wagering and deposits differ.
Rating 4.2
Mecca Bingo sister sites for UK players: three sister sites run by one operator, how they differ, and what to know about sites like Mecca Bingo.
Rating 3.9
Butlers Bingo and its three sister sites share one operator, Broadway Gaming Limited. See how Rosy Bingo, Dotty Bingo and Glossy Bingo differ.
We begin with the company name each casino prints in its terms, then look up the licence account that company holds on the Gambling Commission register. Where a casino's own pages name a parent group, we note that as well. Brands count as sisters when these records point to one company or one parent, and a brand we cannot tie in this way is left out. The method page walks through each step, and the about page says who we are.
A sister site is another casino with the same owner. That means the same company, or the same parent group under a separate licence. Each casino's own terms decide how its sisters are treated, for example for self-exclusion or closed accounts, so read them before you sign up.
By reading the operator each casino names in its own terms and checking the Gambling Commission register. Where we cannot show a shared owner, we say so and leave the site off the list.
No. A sister site shares an owner with another casino. A site that is merely similar, with comparable games or offers, may have a different owner. Our Lottomart page shows the difference: it lists three rated alternatives and calls none of them a sister.
It depends on the operator. Some casinos apply a self-exclusion to every site the company runs, and registering with Gamstop blocks you from gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain. A sister site is never a way around a self-exclusion, so check the casino's own terms.