Blizz Casino Sister Sites

Does Blizz have sister sites? Yes — one we can actually verify: GenieJackpot. Both are run by the same offshore operator, Meta Bliss Group B.V. of Curacao, which in turn sits under a Swedish listed parent, 36 Group AB. And the single most important thing to know first: Blizz is an offshore casino and is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, so none of the protections a UK player relies on apply here.

This page sets out who really runs Blizz, what we could and couldn't verify about its licensing, the one sister brand we can stand behind, and — because it matters more than any games list — the risks of playing an offshore site from the UK.

Who runs Blizz

Blizz Casino (the crypto-led site at blizz.io, live since around 2022) is operated by Meta Bliss Group B.V., a company registered in Curacao. Ownership is layered, and worth pinning down properly rather than flattening to "owned by X":

• Operator / licensee: Meta Bliss Group B.V., Curacao.
• Ultimate parent: 36 Group AB (publ), a Swedish company whose shares trade on NGM Nordic SME (ticker 36GRP). 36 Group acquired Meta Bliss and refers to Blizz as a brand of "its subsidiary Meta Bliss Group".

That parent link is unusually well documented for an offshore casino, precisely because a listed company has to publish its filings. It also throws up a red flag we come back to below.

What we could — and couldn't — verify about the licence

Blizz operates under a Curacao licence, not a UK one. Beyond that, treat the exact number quoted around the web with real caution:

• Many affiliate pages print the Curacao number 8048/JAZ. That is the old Antillephone master licence, copied across hundreds of unrelated sites — it is not Blizz's own credential, and it has since been superseded by Curacao's new Gaming Authority regime. Do not read it as proof of anything specific to Blizz.
• A newer "OGL/2024"-style reference shows up on some pages, matching the current Curacao system, but we could not confirm a specific, current licence number on the Curacao regulator's own public register. So we will not print one. If the number matters to you, verify it yourself from the live licence seal in Blizz's own footer — never from an affiliate's copy.

What is certain is the part that decides your protection: this is not a UK Gambling Commission licence. If any UK-licensed platform technology sits behind the scenes, that would be the platform provider's licence, not Blizz's — and it would give a UK player no UK consumer protection at Blizz.

Blizz sister sites — the verified list

We list a brand as a sister only when the same operator is confirmed by the operator's own material or a primary source — not because an affiliate calls it "similar". On that test, Blizz has one confirmable sibling:

We found no other Meta Bliss casino brand we could verify. Ignore the longer "sister" lists that bundle Blizz with random UK brands on the strength of a shared look or a shared slot supplier — shared design and shared game studios are not shared ownership.

A red flag from the parent's own accounts

Because 36 Group is listed, its 2026 half-year report is public — and it does not reassure. In it, 36 Group wrote its Meta Bliss investment down to effectively nothing, reported Meta Bliss revenue of only a few thousand pounds for the entire half-year, an operating loss, and — the line that should stop any depositor — that it had struggled to obtain complete financial records and player registers from the operation. Separately, the group is moving its unrelated "Blizz Markets" product to another company in Costa Rica.

None of that means the casino stops taking bets tomorrow, and the report indicates the casino brands keep running. But an offshore operator that its own listed parent has impaired to zero, that turns over almost nothing, and whose player records were hard to reconcile, is exactly the counterparty to be careful with. It also squares with a pattern of delayed and unresolved withdrawal complaints on independent trackers, where players report sizeable withdrawals held up for weeks with little response. One tracker even lists Blizz as closed while others show it still live in 2026 — so confirm its current status before you deposit anything.

The risks of playing Blizz from the UK

Read these before any welcome offer. For a UK player, an offshore site strips away the safety net a UK-licensed casino gives you:

• No UK regulator, no UK redress. Because Blizz isn't UKGC-licensed, you have no UK complaints route and no UK alternative dispute resolution (ADR). If a payout is refused, you are relying on a Curacao operator's own goodwill — and the complaints record above shows how that can go.
• Your money isn't protected to UK standards. UKGC operators must disclose how they hold customer funds; an offshore casino carries no such UK obligation, so a balance is only as safe as the company holding it — which its own parent has just written down.
• The national online self-exclusion scheme does not cover it. Britain's online self-exclusion scheme only blocks UK-licensed sites. Blizz sits outside it, so if you have chosen to self-exclude, this site is not blocked and could quietly undo that decision. That is a warning, never a selling point.
• Deposit limits don't carry across. Any limits here are per account. Limits you set at a UK casino do nothing at Blizz; you would have to set them again, if the tools exist at all.
• Heavier offshore bonus terms. Offshore and crypto welcome offers often carry higher wagering and tighter caps than UK sites, and the operator's terms reserve wide rights to demand documents, void wagers and close accounts. Read the terms in full — don't assume UK-style fairness rules apply.

Our verdict

If you are set on Blizz, at least go in clear-eyed: it is an offshore Curacao crypto casino run by Meta Bliss Group B.V., its one verifiable sister is GenieJackpot, we could not confirm a current licence number on the regulator's own register, and its listed parent has just written the operator down to near-zero. For almost every UK player, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the safer choice — you keep the UK complaints and ADR route, fund-protection disclosure, and cover by the national online self-exclusion scheme, none of which exist here.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. A casino is entertainment, not a way to make money. If gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133 (GamCare), and the National Gambling Support Network provides free treatment across Great Britain.