Dr Slot sister sites: Bonus Boss, ITG and your options
If In Touch Games Limited (ITG) still owes you money, write to the company first. Mr Slot is the closest licensed match by name, from a different company. ITG ran 9 casinos: Dr Slot, Bonus Boss, Cashmo, Casino 2020, Jammy Monkey, mFortune, Mr Spin, PocketWin and Slot Factory. All 9 closed when ITG gave up their shared UK licence on 5 September 2023.
So there's no bonus. Your old account can't be reopened either, because ITG's deadline for logging in and withdrawing balances passed on 6 March 2024. As for drslot.co.uk, it looks open, but its footer still quotes the licence ITG surrendered in 2023, and its buttons lead elsewhere.
| Site | Address in the 2023 notice | The address on 30 September 2026 | Licence today |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Slot | drslot.co.uk | Old Dr Slot pages with free-spin banners. Join and Login forward to a sign-up link on a different domain, which, on 30 September 2026, showed a region-block notice | None |
| Bonus Boss | bonusboss.co.uk | ITG's 2023 surrender notice, above offers that ended in early September 2023 | None |
| Casino 2020 | casino2020.co.uk | A browser security warning, because the certificate doesn't match the address | None |
| Cashmo | cashmo.co.uk | Forwards to Poole Lifeboats' website | None |
| Jammy Monkey | jammymonkey.com | No website | None. Later an Inactive domain on Viral Interactive's account 42739, surrendered on 11 November 2024 |
| mFortune | mfortune.co.uk and casino.mfortune.co.uk | No website at either address | None. mfortune.co.uk later Inactive on account 42739 |
| Mr Spin | mrspin.co.uk | No GB-licensed casino, with no row for the domain on the register | None |
| PocketWin | pocketwin.co.uk | No website | None. Later Inactive on account 42739 |
| Slot Factory | slotfactory.com | Forwards to the website of SkywindGroup Holdings, a games software company | None |
These are the addresses the Gambling Commission named on 1 September 2023. Whatever their old banners still say, not one of them has an ITG account, cashier or claimable ITG bonus now.
If you want sites like Dr Slot or Bonus Boss with a current GB licence, Mr Slot is the closest match by name. Its offer of 29 September 2026 matched £10-plus deposits in full, up to £25, for newcomers aged 18+, with 10x wagering due within 30 days. Deposits by Skrill or Neteller don't qualify, no more than the bonus amount can be withdrawn from it, and you'll find the other conditions lower down. It's a different company, though.
If ITG still owes you money, the options left are a letter to the company, then a dispute service or the courts, and none promises payment. The steps are in the withdrawals section below.
Why did all the Dr Slot sister sites close together?
The Dr Slot casino sister sites were sisters in the strictest sense: brands that ran on the same operator's Gambling Commission licence. Every ITG casino sat on account 2091, so any decision the Commission took about that licence reached all 9 of them at once. Same company, same rules. Complaints went to InTouch Games in Birmingham, and its procedure asked you to say which brand you played.
Suspension came first, taking effect at once on 1 September 2023, during the Commission's review of the licence under the 2005 Gambling Act, section 116. It suspected ITG of failing its licence conditions on money laundering, on fair and transparent terms, and on reporting key events. From then on you couldn't play or deposit. Logging in to withdraw still worked, though.
ITG surrendered the licence 4 days later. Without its licence, ITG could no longer take bets from people in Britain, as the Commission said of other operators that surrendered theirs. Surrender didn't end the Commission's power to keep investigating ITG, or its option of acting against personal management licence holders there.
Then came a lawsuit. According to the Guardian in July 2024, Skywind, a gambling company based in Gibraltar, bought ITG in 2022 in a £53m deal. At the time, Skywind's High Court claim said the business was worth "nil or nominal" after the surrender. The 2 former owners it sued denied the claims.
Which were the Bonus Boss sister sites, and what remains?
Bonus Boss was a slots casino, and its sister sites were Dr Slot and the remaining 7 names in the table. It shared their fate.
Bonus Boss still explains itself. Its home page carries ITG's surrender notice, telling you to log in and withdraw, advice that's since been overtaken by the 2024 deadline. Banners underneath still advertise a September slots promotion that ended on 6 September 2023, just one day after ITG gave up its licence.
Can you still recover an old Dr Slot balance?
The simple way to withdraw has closed. ITG gave you until 6 March 2024 to log in and withdraw, and said it would try paying balances back to your registered payment method. After that date, ITG said, its sites and apps would close, and anyone still owed money would need to email its customer support.
2 points still matter:
- Protection level: your money was held at the "not protected" level, which the Commission says means you'd likely lose it in an insolvency.
- Time limit: in most cases, ITG's terms let it remove a closed account's balance 6 months after closure. Its closure emails of September 2023 promised instead that balances would stay protected until returned, so keep that email if you're making a claim.
ITG still exists on paper. Companies House still showed In Touch Games Limited as registered but non-trading on 30 September 2026, under an active proposal to strike it off. Here's the order to work in:
- Gather your account email, username, last balance and any withdrawal dates from the emails and statements you kept.
- Write to In Touch Games Limited (Companies House number 04629082), Labs House at 15-19 Bloomsbury Way in London, WC1A 2TH, keeping a dated copy.
- Give ITG time, since its procedure promised to confirm receipt of a complaint inside 24 hours and aimed to settle it inside 8 weeks.
- If ITG's final or deadlock response leaves you dissatisfied, or 8 weeks pass without one, ask IBAS, its named dispute service, whether it can help.
- If IBAS cannot help, take advice on settling the dispute through the courts, the other route in the Commission's closure guidance.
Skip the Commission. It doesn't deal with individual customer complaints, so writing there won't get you any closer to money ITG may still owe you.
What became of the old ITG casino sites?
What is drslot.co.uk today?
Dr Slot launched in 2018 as ITG's 4th brand, a mobile casino according to its own About page, with slots made in-house by ITG's own team. Its home page still tells you the UK Gambling Commission regulates it, and its footer names account 2091 as the licence behind it. That account has gone from the Commission's register, and drslot.co.uk isn't listed there either.
Its banners still offer you free spins. Their wagering is a multiple higher than the 10x limit on GB-licensed offers, which has applied from 19 January 2026. Press Join or Login and you're sent to a sign-up link on a different domain, outside ITG's old network. On 30 September 2026 that link ended on a 403 "Access Forbidden" page.
None of its Join, Login or banner links reaches an old ITG account. It now carries review pages about other casino brands and a link to a Telegram channel. Before any deposit at a site with a familiar name, look its operator and licence number up in the Gambling Commission's business register. Neither drslot.co.uk nor the domain its buttons lead to has an entry there.
Where did mFortune, PocketWin and Jammy Monkey go?
Their domains later appear on Viral Interactive Limited's licence, a company based in Malta, and that licence was surrendered too, on 11 November 2024. All 3 show as Inactive there now. If you played at Jammy Monkey, its second chapter under Viral Interactive is told on the Jammy Monkey sister sites page.
Are there sites like Dr Slot with a GB licence?
Mr Slot runs on an active licence, and the welcome offer below is the one you'd have seen there on 29 September 2026. Its domain, mrslot.com, is registered as a White Label under ProgressPlay Limited's account 39335, and its footer names ProgressPlay as operator.
That offer is for new players aged 18+ only. Deposit £10 or more and it's matched 100%, up to a £25 bonus. Alongside that bonus come 40 Sweet Burst spins, whose winnings need their own 10x within 7 days and convert to £4 at most.
Here's the full sum. Deposit £25 through the casino cashier to get a £25 bonus, which at 10x needs £250 of bonus bets inside 30 days. Clear it, and up to £25 is withdrawable. Your real money is staked first and doesn't count towards the wagering, and that £250 assumes games that count in full.
On blackjack or roulette only 10% counts, so the same wagering target takes £2,500 of bonus stakes. Asking for a withdrawal before you finish cancels the bonus, and a Neteller or Skrill deposit won't earn it. Across ProgressPlay's whole network of brands, the cap is 5 casino welcome bonuses per player, however many sites you join. Whatever you had with ITG stays with ITG, while the Mr Slot page sets out ProgressPlay's own group of brands and their current offers.
What did ITG's licence history show before its suspension?
3 actions came first:
- 15 May 2019: £2.2m paid as a regulatory settlement, which stood in for a fine, over weak safeguards against money laundering and gambling harm.
- 17 March 2021: a £3.4m fine, an official warning and independent auditors at ITG's own cost. Its staff guidance had suggested offering a bonus in return for ID.
- 25 January 2023: a £6.1m penalty after a failed compliance assessment. A customer flagged for erratic, long sessions went 7 weeks without contact.
That's £11.7m in under 4 years. ITG's own policy was to ask where your money came from after £10,000 deposited and lost in 12 months. That averages about £833 a month. At its March 2022 assessment it wasn't following even that rule, and the Commission described the £6.1m fine as escalating action against repeat failures.
Does an old Dr Slot self-exclusion still protect you?
Only at ITG's own brands. Its terms made a self-exclusion at Dr Slot cover mFortune, PocketWin, Mr Spin, Casino 2020, Bonus Boss and Jammy Monkey too, and those accounts have closed. Registering with GAMSTOP stops you opening or using an online account with any operator that has a British licence.
The shortest block lasts 6 months and the longest 5 years, and neither can be cut short. After your chosen period, GAMSTOP keeps the block running until you ask it to stop. If you never ask, it lapses once a further 7 years have passed.
Whatever the hour, dialling 0808 8020 133 puts you through to an adviser on GamCare's National Gambling Helpline, who'll talk to you free and in confidence. Welsh callers have their own NHS Wales line to call, 0808 2819 265. Only adults aged 18+ may gamble. For more on staying in control, the responsible gambling page is the next stop.
What else do players ask about Dr Slot?
Not for an ITG account. Those accounts closed after the 6 March 2024 deadline, and the Login button on drslot.co.uk now forwards you to a sign-up page on another domain.
In Touch Games Limited ran it. The company, then based in Birmingham, kept Bonus Boss on the same licence as Dr Slot until surrendering it on 5 September 2023.
Yes, with the 2 names swapped. Casino 2020 belonged to ITG too, so you'd count Dr Slot and Bonus Boss among its 8 sisters.
They're unrelated, despite the similar names. Mr Slot runs on ProgressPlay Limited's licence, a different company and a different account from ITG's.