How we find casino sister sites for UK players
The short version
A sister site, as Puntide uses the word, is a casino run by the same operator or owned by the same company as another casino. We take the operator from the casino's own pages, the licence holder from the regulator's record and the market from the casino's own terms. A shared licence alone never makes two casinos sisters.
Our team tests the casinos and checks every fact before it is published.
The operator, from the casino's own pages
The operator line is where a casino says who runs it. We read it on the casino's own pages, in its terms and elsewhere, and write the company name as the casino prints it.
Gala Bingo is the plain case. It is run by LC International Limited, part of the Entain Group, and Foxy Bingo's own terms name the same company, so we list Foxy Bingo as a confirmed sister.
A casino can also stop saying. Cocoa Casino named SSC Entertainment N.V. until 2019 and has named no one since, so we record that gap instead of filling it.
The licence, from its own terms
Each casino's own terms name the licence it operates under. Where a register or certificate is published, we check the licence against it and quote the register as it reads, with the date we read it. We use the Gambling Commission public register, the Curaçao Gaming Authority's Online Gaming License Registry and its licence certificates, Antillephone's licence validator and the OpenCorporates company register.
A licence shows who answers for a casino. It does not by itself make two casinos sisters. DonBet and MyStake are sisters because the same company, GTW B.V., runs both, and the licence they share is not the reason.
A check can also fail. Cocoa Casino's licence checker returns INVALID, and we report that as read.
The UK in the terms
Every casino's terms list the countries it restricts. We read that list and record whether the United Kingdom is on it. Kinghills is a clear case: its own terms list the United Kingdom as restricted, so UK players are not accepted.
Not being on a restricted list proves less than it seems. MyStake's terms did not list the UK among its restricted countries when we read them from the UK on 5 October 2026, yet its Netent game terms bar the United Kingdom. We claim no British licence for it.
Every fact has a date
Each page is read on a date, and that date is shown at the top of the article. It tells the reader when we read the casino's page, not that the page has stayed the same since. Ratings carry a date of their own: Jackpotjoy's was set on 1 October 2026.
Each article lists its sources, one line per home domain: the domain, what it was used for and the latest date read. Our team's tests of the casinos' offering are listed there as a source of their own.
What we leave out
Other sites often list casinos that look alike as sisters. We leave a casino out of the sister list unless an operator line or the regulator's record ties it to the same operator or owner.
True Fortune shows why. It names no operator and mentions a sister casino without naming it, so it has no confirmed sister here.
A casino we leave out is not called a sister. Where another site calls it one, we report that as that site's claim and label it as a claim.
If you think we are wrong
If a fact on one of our pages is wrong, we read the casino's own page again and correct ours. The corrected fact carries the date of the new reading, not the old one.
Puntide has no contact address yet, so none is given here. The about page and Elliot Harcourt's author page say who is behind the site.
Sources
- Puntide's team tests of each casino's offering read 5 Oct 2026