An online casino operator is the company that holds the licence and actually runs the casino. Here is which group owns each brand, where their casinos are licensed, and every one of their casinos we have reviewed.
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Most operators run several brands at once, so one casino company can sit behind a dozen sites with different names. Knowing who it is tells you three things before you sign up.
The operator’s licence decides which regulator handles a dispute, and how much a complaint can achieve.
Brands from one operator usually share terms, payment teams and games, so a problem at one often shows up at the others.
A new casino is often an established operator’s latest brand, or an old one renamed. The operator tells you whose track record you are trusting.
Counted from our own review database, not operator press releases. Counts as of septembre 2026.
How many of each group’s casinos we have reviewed. Groups can run more brands than we list; we only count casinos we have reviewed ourselves.
Casinos can hold more than one licence, and the chart counts each one. 20 of the 103 casinos hold a licence from a first-tier regulator (UK, Malta or Ontario).
Operators with 5 or more casinos in our reviews, biggest first. Tap a logo for that casino’s review, or the group for all of its casinos.
Green first-tier regulator (UK, Malta, Ontario) Bleu other licence, as recorded in our reviews
Golden Tiger Casino, Grand Hotel Casino, Grand Mondial Casino, Luxury Casino, Players Palace Casino and 11 more
See all 16 Casino Rewards casinos ›
Casinonic, Queenspins Casino, King Billy, Cobra Casino, FastPay Casino and 9 more
See all 14 Novatrix SRL casinos ›
CasinoMax, Spinfinity Casino, Roaring21 Casino, Cherry Jackpot Casino, Slots Ninja Casino and 1 more
See all 6 Entertainment Software Group N.V. casinos ›
Frumzi Casino, RoboCat Casino, Buran Casino, Legiano Casino, Posido Casino and 1 more
See all 6 Liernin Enterprises LTD casinos ›
MasonSlots Casino, Betamo Casino, Cookie Casino, BetChan Casino, Avalon78 Casino and 1 more
See all 6 N1 Interactive Limited casinos ›
BoaBoa Casino, Neon54 Casino, RTbet Casino, Malina Casino, MyEmpire Casino and 1 more
See all 6 NovaForge Ltd casinos ›Smaller groups and single-brand companies, several of them the licence holders behind well-known names. Filter by licence.
Operators that no longer run the casinos we review: Black Hawk Technology B.V. (1 former casino), BlockDance B.V. (1 former casino), Rabidi N.V. (9 former casinos), Seven Digital Solutions N.V. (1 former casino).
Every casino we have reviewed, A to Z, with the company that runs it and where it is licensed. Type a casino or company name to find it.
No casino or operator matches that.
We go by the company each casino names itself, not by other casino-group lists. Lists that copy each other tend to keep a brand’s old owner long after it changes hands.
A licensed casino names its operating company, address and licence number at the foot of its site and again in its terms. That company is who we list.
The licence it names is checked against the regulator’s own register, the same first step as every casino review. The licence tags on this page come from those reviews.
Brands are sold and rebranded often. When we find a footer naming a new company, the casino moves to that company’s page.
Spot an owner that looks out of date? Tell us and we will check it.
The operator is the company that holds the gambling licence and runs the casino day to day. It takes your deposits, sets the bonus terms, verifies your identity and approves or refuses your withdrawals. The brand name on the website is often just a trading name: the operator is the legal entity named in the site footer and the terms and conditions, and it is who you have a contract with when you play.
Of the operators we track, Casino Rewards runs the most, with 16 casinos in our reviews, followed by Novatrix SRL with 14. Both run many brands on the same licence and platform, which is common in this industry: a single company can sit behind dozens of casinos with different names and designs.
Scroll to the bottom of the casino’s website. A licensed casino names its operating company, its registered address and its licence number in the footer, and repeats them in its terms and conditions. You can then look the licence up on the regulator’s own website. If a casino names no company and no licence at all, treat that as a warning sign. For the casinos we review, the table on this page shows the owner for you.
Largely, yes. Sister casinos from one operator usually share the same licence, the same general terms, the same payment and verification teams and often the same games and bonus structure, with a different look and name on top. That matters in two ways: a problem with slow payouts at one brand often shows up at its sister sites too, and a self-exclusion at one brand does not always carry over to the others, so check with the operator if you are closing accounts.
The licence decides the rules the operator has to follow and who you can escalate a dispute to. Regulators such as the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority set strict rules on player funds, identity checks and complaints. Offshore licences vary widely in how much they do for players. If a casino stalls a withdrawal, you can also file a complaint with us and we will take it up with the operator.
Administrateur/modérateur et réparateur des choses qui cassent sur blackjackinfo.com. Tum a contribué au LCB depuis plus de 10 ans en travaillant avec de nombreux sites affiliés de casino, de poker et de sport.
