Kitty Bingo Sister Sites

Does Kitty Bingo have sister sites?

Yes, and more than most people expect. Kitty Bingo isn't a small independent site — it's one of a dozen brands run by Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited, the online arm of The Rank Group plc, the same company behind the Mecca and Grosvenor names you'll know from the high street. Every one of those brands sits on a single UK Gambling Commission licence, so if you've ever played Mecca Bingo or Grosvenor Casino online, you've used a close cousin of Kitty Bingo without necessarily realising it.

That connection isn't just trivia. The common licence identifies the company responsible for the accounts; it does not establish identical account rules or reusable identity checks. So the worst mistake you can make is to treat them as separate, unrelated "fresh starts". Here's who actually runs Kitty Bingo, the full family on the same licence, and the things worth checking before you deposit.

Who runs Kitty Bingo

Kitty Bingo doesn't hide this. Its own About page and terms name the operator plainly: the site is run by Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited and is "licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 57924" (kittybingo.com/about-us). You don't have to take their word for it, either — you can confirm it on the regulator's own public register, where account 57924 is held by Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited and kittybingo.com appears in its list of active domains (UKGC public register).

The ownership works in layers, which is worth understanding. The licensee — the company legally answerable to the Gambling Commission — is Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited, registered in Gibraltar. Its parent is The Rank Group plc, a business listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: RNK) with its head office registered in Maidenhead. Rank uses separate Gibraltar licensing for players outside Great Britain, but if you're in the UK, it's the account-57924 licence that governs your account and your protections.

Kitty Bingo has been running since 2012, originally under Stride Gaming. Rank acquired Stride in 2019 and moved its bingo brands onto the Rank Interactive licence — which is why Kitty now shares a home with Mecca and Grosvenor rather than standing on its own.

Kitty Bingo's sister sites

Below are the brands registered to the exact same licence, account 57924, on the UKGC register. That's the only definition of "sister site" worth trusting: same licensee, same regulator account, checkable on the public register rather than guessed from a shared colour scheme.

Only brands on this licence are listed. Rank runs retail casinos and other businesses too, but those aren't part of the account-57924 online family, so they don't belong here — and neither do brands from other bingo groups that some affiliate lists lump in by mistake.

What sharing a licence actually means for you

This is the part most "sister sites" pages skip, and it's the part that affects your money and your safer-gambling controls.

• Self-exclusion is group-wide. Kitty Bingo's terms state that a self-exclusion "will apply to all of our websites and associated mobile apps", and all these brands are registered with the national online self-exclusion scheme. Shutting one Rank account should close the rest — you can't hop to Magical Vegas or Lucky VIP for a clean slate.
• Check where your deposit limit applies. Confirm in Kitty Bingo's settings which accounts or brands a monthly cap covers, including whether Grosvenor Casino is named. Check the limits on every account you use.
• Check document requirements. Ask Kitty Bingo whether information supplied to another Rank brand can be reused for this account; common ownership does not establish that.
• Welcome offers usually count once per person, not once per brand. Opening a second account in the family expecting a second new-customer bonus often won't work — read the current terms before you assume otherwise.
• The bingo brands can share rooms. Kitty, Mecca and Lucky Pants sit on a common bingo network, so a "different site" can turn out to be the same game with a different skin.

What to check before you sign up

• Confirm the licence yourself on the UKGC register — account 57924, Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited — before you deposit a penny.
• Read the bonus terms on the day you join, not an old review's headline. Wagering requirements, maximum-bonus and cashout caps change, and UK rules cap how high a wagering multiplier can go, so take today's offer at face value.
• Check whether you already hold an account — or an active self-exclusion — anywhere else in this family, because it affects your eligibility.
• Set your own deposit and time limits on each brand you use, since they don't travel automatically between sites.
• Read the withdrawal-times and pending-period terms rather than trusting payout marketing, so you know how long a £ cash-out realistically takes.
• 18+ only. If the fun stops, set limits or self-exclude, and talk to GamCare on the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.

The verdict

Kitty Bingo is a properly licensed, mainstream UK brand backed by one of the country's larger listed gambling groups — not a throwaway skin from an operator you've never heard of. The regulator's public register currently lists no published regulatory sanction against account 57924 (check the sanctions page here), which is reassuring as far as it goes. Kitty is part of the Rank family, so the operator identified above remains responsible for the account and its complaints process.

If you like the cat-themed bingo and you're comfortable inside the Rank ecosystem, it's a solid, legitimate choice. But if you were hoping a "sister site" would hand you a fresh welcome offer or a way around limits you've already set, it won't — treat the whole account-57924 family as a single operator, because to the Gambling Commission, that's exactly what it is.