Online casinos with a Great Britain licence, side by side
We only list operators that hold a current remote licence from the Gambling Commission, and we publish the licensee's legal name and account number next to every brand so you can check it yourself on the public register. No offshore sites, no grey-market operators, no exceptions.
- 14 licensed operators tracked
- Licence status re-checked monthly
- All listed sites are part of GAMSTOP
Advertising disclosure. Winston Salem Blackjack is a free comparison site for adults in Great Britain. Some links on this page are commercial partnerships, and we may be paid if you open an account with an operator after clicking through. That payment never buys a higher position: the order is set by our published review method and licence checks come first. Offers change often, so always read the operator's own terms before you deposit. 18+ only. Terms and conditions apply to all promotions.
Licensed casinos we currently list
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#1
Sky Vegas
Licensee: Bonne Terre Gaming Limited · Gambling Commission account number 65519
Big UK operator with a deep slot library and a straightforward account verification flow. Deposit limits and reality checks sit in the account area rather than buried in support pages.
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#2
PlayOJO
Licensee: Skill On Net Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39326
Clean promotional terms and a simple cashout process. Worth a look if you find wagering requirements on other sites hard to follow.
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#3
Grosvenor Casino
Licensee: Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited · Gambling Commission account number 57924
The online arm of a long-running British land-based chain. Strongest pick on this page if live blackjack and roulette tables are what you actually play.
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#4
MrQ
Licensee: Tek Fox Ltd · Gambling Commission account number 60629
UK-facing brand with a plain-English promotions page and a mobile site that does not fight you. Bingo rooms sit alongside the slot lobby.
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#5
Betfair Casino
Licensee: PPB Games Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39411
One account covers casino tables and sports betting, which keeps your limits and self-exclusion settings in a single place.
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#6
William Hill Casino
Licensee: WHG (International) Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39225
A high-street name with a large online lobby and support channels that are open late. Sensible pick if you want a brand you can also walk into.
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#7
Casumo
Licensee: Recro Limited · Gambling Commission account number 61549
Light, quick lobby with decent game search. Safer gambling tools are one tap from the main menu instead of hidden in settings.
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#8
PokerStars Casino
Licensee: Stars Interactive Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39108
Table game range is the draw here, with card games sitting next to the poker client on the same wallet.
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#9
888casino
Licensee: 888 UK Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39028
Long-running operator with in-house tables you will not find elsewhere and a reasonably quick withdrawal flow once your ID is verified.
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#10
Betfred Casino
Licensee: Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited · Gambling Commission account number 39544
British operator with shops on the high street and a casino section that runs the usual big-studio slots.
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#11
Unibet Casino
Licensee: Platinum Gaming Limited · Gambling Commission account number 45322
Solid live casino schedule and a clear responsible gambling hub with loss and session limits you can set before you play.
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#12
PartyCasino
Licensee: LC International Limited · Gambling Commission account number 54743
Part of a large licensed group, so the account tools and complaint routes match what you get across its sister brands.
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#13
Duelz
Licensee: SuprPlay Limited · Gambling Commission account number 48695
Smaller operator aimed squarely at slot players. Lobby is game-first with very little clutter around it.
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#14
Buzz Bingo
Licensee: Buzz Bingo Digital Limited · Gambling Commission account number 57594
Bingo first, slots second. Low stake rooms run all day, which suits players who want small sessions rather than big swings.
Check the licence yourself before you sign up
Anyone offering online casino games to people in Great Britain has to hold a remote operating licence from the Gambling Commission. The regulator publishes every licence on a free public register, and each entry lists the legal company name, the account number and the domains that company is allowed to run.
Three steps, takes about a minute:
- Scroll to the footer of the casino site and find the licensee name and number.
- Search that number on the Gambling Commission public register.
- Confirm the domain you are on is listed as active under that licence. If it is not, close the tab.
We run the same check on every brand on this page and repeat it monthly. If a licence lapses or a domain drops off the register, the brand comes off the list that day.
Keep it under control
Gambling is entertainment, not income. Set a deposit limit before your first spin, never chase losses, and walk away when the money you set aside is gone. If it stops being fun, help is free and confidential: GambleAware, the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, or block yourself from every UK licensed site at once with GAMSTOP.