Ghostino Sister Sites

Short answer: yes, Ghostino has sister sites, and they matter more than the welcome offer does. Ghostino is run by Igloo Ventures SRL, an offshore operator licensed in Anjouan (an autonomous island of the Comoros) — not by the UK Gambling Commission. The same company and the same Anjouan licence sit behind a small group of other crypto casinos, so a history with one is effectively a history with all of them. If you are weighing Ghostino up as a UK player, the licensing is the part worth reading before the bonus.

Who actually runs Ghostino

Ghostino's own terms name the operator as Igloo Ventures SRL and state that the site “is licensed and regulated by the Anjouan Gaming Authority, Comoros,” under licence number ALSI-142311005-FI2. Unusually for an offshore brand, that number checks out against the regulator itself: the Anjouan Gaming public register lists Igloo Ventures SRL as a valid B2C licence holder, issued 15 November 2023 and due to expire 14 November 2026. The register also does something useful — it names the exact web domains covered by that one licence, and ghostino.com is among them.

Be clear about what that licence is and is not. It is a genuine Anjouan permission. It is not a UK licence, and it does not give you UK-level protection. Ghostino is a crypto-only casino, so there is no UKGC-licensed platform sitting behind it either; if you ever see a big-name platform provider's UK licence quoted in connection with a brand, that is the platform's licence, never the casino's. Ghostino holds no UK Gambling Commission licence, and you can confirm that yourself by searching the UKGC's own public register — it will not appear.

There is a wider story here that we can only report second-hand. An investigation by the financial-crime watchdog FinTelegram ties Igloo Ventures to a larger web of companies — names like EOD Code SRL and Curaçao-registered entities — said to run dozens of brands under shared control. We could not independently verify that whole corporate map, so treat it as reported rather than proven. What the Anjouan register does confirm is the tighter, directly-licensed family below.

Ghostino's verified sister sites

These are not scraped from an affiliate “similar casinos” box. Every brand here shares the same operator and the same Anjouan licence as Ghostino, because each domain is listed on that licence in the regulator's public register.

One more domain, casinopayservice.com, appears on the same licence but is a payment/back-office address rather than a player-facing casino, so we have left it out of the table. If a brand you have seen linked to Ghostino is not on this list, it is not confirmed by the register — the sprawling “40-plus casinos” lists floating around the web mix in brands that belong to different companies.

What this means for a UK player — the risks first

Because Ghostino sits outside the UK system, the protections you would take for granted at a UKGC-licensed site simply are not there.

• No UK complaints route. UKGC casinos must give you an independent alternative dispute resolution service if a dispute stalls. With Ghostino your only real recourse is the operator itself, or the Anjouan regulator — neither of which offers a UK consumer a practical way to force a payout or overturn a decision.
• No UK protection for your money. The UKGC sets rules on how licensees hold and disclose customer funds. An Anjouan licence carries no comparable UK safeguard, so if the operator folds or freezes an account, there is no British backstop for your balance.
• It is outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. That scheme only blocks UKGC-licensed operators. Ghostino and its sisters are not covered, so a self-exclusion you set up to take a genuine break will not stop you registering here. If you signed up precisely because you wanted to be blocked and could not be, that is a warning sign, not a feature.
• Deposit limits do not follow you across the group. Any limit you set applies to that one account only. Set a sensible cap on Ghostino and you could still open Winningz, CoinCasino or Memebet the same day with no limit at all — the same operator, a clean slate each time.
• Offshore bonus terms tend to be heavier. The UK caps the wagering multiplier on incentives; offshore brands are under no such obligation and often pair large headline bonuses with steep playthrough and monthly withdrawal caps. Read the bonus terms in full before you deposit, not after.
• Its own terms list the UK as restricted. Ghostino's T&C say the service “may not be available” in a list of countries that includes the UK. That cuts against you twice over: it is plainly not built to be the UK-safe option, and depositing against a casino's own country restrictions can hand it grounds to void winnings when identity checks come around at withdrawal.

The honest verdict

For a UK player, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the safer choice, and it is not close. You get the same slots and live tables, but with a regulator that will actually take your complaint, a free dispute-resolution route if things go wrong, rules on how your money is handled, and coverage by the national online self-exclusion scheme when you need to step back. Ghostino offers the crypto rails and the big number on the bonus; what it does not offer is anyone in your corner if a withdrawal is refused. That trade is rarely worth it.

If the fun has gone out of it, or you are chasing losses, talk to someone free and in confidence: GamCare's National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, open every day. 18+.