ProgressPlay Casinos & Sister Sites

ProgressPlay is a Malta-based operator and technology company founded in 2012, and it is the reason a large group of UK casino and bingo sites are quietly related. It holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (account 39335) and a Malta Gaming Authority licence, and it supplies a complete turnkey platform — games, cashier, player management, compliance and, crucially, the licence itself — to partner brands.

Why these brands are sisters: the white-label model

ProgressPlay runs its own handful of brands and hosts 100+ partner sites on shared infrastructure. Under its full white-label model, those partner brands trade under ProgressPlay’s own UKGC licence (39335). Different shopfront, same operator underneath. A shared licensee establishes a regulatory connection. Compare each exact domain's account, bonus, payment and limit terms separately; neither identical conditions nor cross-brand eligibility follows from a common licence.

Compliance history — stated plainly

An honest network guide should include the difficult parts. ProgressPlay has twice been sanctioned by the UK Gambling Commission for anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failings: a £175,718 settlement in May 2022 and a much larger £1,000,000 penalty in August 2025, the latter with the Commission noting it as a repeat offender and ordering an independent audit. Because these brands share one operator and one licence, they also share that compliance record.

What this means for you

• UK self-exclusion covers all of them. Every ProgressPlay UK brand runs under its UKGC licence, so all are enrolled in the UK self-exclusion scheme — a self-exclusion applies across the whole network at once.
• Bonuses repeat. A welcome offer you have claimed on one ProgressPlay brand is usually the same underlying deal, with the same wagering, on its sisters.
• KYC and payouts behave the same. One shared cashier means consistent verification, withdrawal limits and payout speed across the network.

How to use this page

Check the current licence status, domain entries and any published regulatory action using the official sources: casino network directory. A historical licence or domain listing does not establish current availability.