Dublin Wins Sister Sites

Short answer: the “Dublin Wins” name traces back to a real, UK-licensed operator — Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited — which runs a large family of bingo and slots brands. So on paper Dublin Wins does have sisters. The catch is that the Dublin Wins address on Broadway Gaming’s UK licence is switched off, and the sites trading under the name today run on web addresses that do not appear on the UK Gambling Commission register at all. Treat the live site as operating outside the UK-licensed system, whatever its footer claims.

Who is actually behind the name

Broadway Gaming is a bingo-led operator that absorbed a large slice of the old 888/Dragonfish bingo network — which is why the same UK account carries names like 888 Ladies, Bingo Hollywood and King Jackpot. Dublin Wins was one of those brands: an Irish-themed bingo-and-slots site sitting on the operator’s UK account. The company is genuine, and at the time of writing it still holds a live UK licence.

That is the part people tend to get right. The part they miss is that “a real company holds a licence” and “the site in front of me is covered by it” are two separate claims. With Dublin Wins, they have come apart.

What the register says, and what the live site says

On the Gambling Commission’s public register, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited holds account 58267 with an active combined remote licence, 058267-R-334552-005, covering remote bingo, casino and gambling software since February 2022. Under that account the register lists dozens of domains. Exactly one of them is a Dublin Wins address — dublinwins.com — and its status is recorded as Inactive.

The sites you will actually reach today are dublinwins.casino and dublinwins.uk.net. Neither of those appears anywhere on the register. Both reproduce Broadway Gaming’s company name and a UKGC licence number in the footer; one of them quotes an out-of-date version of that licence (ending …-004 rather than the current …-005), and its terms page still carries a stray reference to a different brand, “AmsterdamWins”, with no company name or licence stated on the page at all.

This matters because a UK-licensed operator must register every web address through which it offers gambling to British players. Here, the Dublin Wins address that is on the licence is switched off, and the addresses that are live are not on the licence. From the public record we cannot confirm that the site you land on is covered by that UK licence — so we do not treat it as though it is, and nor should you until the domain shows up on the register as active. A licence number printed in a footer is not the same thing as that domain being licensed.

One more point, in the interest of not guessing: some third-party pages quote an offshore (for example Curacao) licence number for Dublin Wins. We could not verify any such number on that regulator’s own register, and the live terms we read did not state one, so we are not repeating a number here. The honest position is that we could not find a publicly verifiable licence that covers the live Dublin Wins site.

The verified sister sites

The genuine relatives of Dublin Wins are the other brands on Broadway Gaming’s UK account — not the “similar casinos” an affiliate widget guesses at. The rows below are register-confirmed, same-operator brands. Dublin Wins itself is included, as the inactive entry that anchors the family:

Source: UK Gambling Commission public register, account 58267. Statuses are taken from our register snapshot and can change — check the live register before relying on any of them.

Two cautions on that table. First, sharing an operator is not an endorsement; it only tells you which company would answer a complaint. Second, the “AmsterdamWins” name that surfaces inside the live Dublin Wins terms may point to a shared template or operator behind the offshore-facing sites — but we could not verify who runs AmsterdamWins, so we are not listing it as a confirmed sister.

What this means for you as a UK player — the risks first

If you play on a site that is not demonstrably covered by a UK licence, you give up the protections a licence brings. Weigh these before you deposit anything:

• No UK complaints or dispute route. UK-licensed players can escalate a dispute to a Commission-approved alternative dispute resolution (ADR) provider and, behind that, the regulator itself. Outside the UK system there is no UKGC route and no British ADR — you are left with the operator’s own process and whatever offshore regulator, if any, genuinely stands behind it.
• No UK funds-protection assurance. UK licensees must disclose how customer money is held and meet the Commission’s standards. A site outside that system offers no equivalent you can rely on, so a balance sitting in your account carries more risk if the operator runs into trouble.
• The national online self-exclusion scheme does not reach it. That scheme only covers UK-licensed operators. A site running outside the system is not guaranteed to honour a UK self-exclusion, so being registered with the scheme may not block it — the worst possible gap if you are using self-exclusion to stop.
• Deposit limits are per-account. Any limit you set applies only to the account you set it on. It does not travel to a sister brand or to the offshore-facing version of the same name, so limits give you far less cover across a family than most people assume.
• Offshore bonus terms tend to be heavier. The live Dublin Wins pages front a large headline welcome (a 125%-style match plus free spins). The wagering, game-weighting and maximum-withdrawal rules underneath those numbers are typically stricter and less standardised than a UK-licensed site would run. Read the full terms before the headline talks you into a deposit; a big number is not the same as a good deal.

Our verdict

Dublin Wins is not a phantom — there is a real, UK-licensed company in its history and a real family of bingo brands beside it. But the version of Dublin Wins you can actually sign up to today is not running on a UK-licensed domain, and that gap is the whole story. If you want the Broadway Gaming experience with UK protections intact, use one of its brands that is live on the register — or any other UK Gambling Commission-licensed site — rather than a Dublin Wins address the licence does not currently cover. When the licensed option and the unlicensed one look almost identical, the licensed one is the safer choice every time.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Free, confidential support is available from GamCare on 0808 8020 133, the National Gambling Helpline. To stop across every UK-licensed site at once, use the national online self-exclusion scheme. Nothing here is a recommendation to gamble on a site that is not UK-licensed.