Pink Riches Sister Sites

Yes — Pink Riches has a very large family of sister sites, and the connection is more useful to understand than most. The site is run by Jumpman Gaming Limited under UK Gambling Commission account 39175, the same licence that carries well over 200 other casino, bingo and slots brands. One thing needs clearing up straight away, because a lot of “sister site” pages get it wrong: Pink Riches is a UK-licensed brand, not an offshore casino sitting outside the UK system. If you have seen it filed as “offshore” or “not covered by the national self-exclusion scheme”, that is inaccurate — and it matters, because the protections you get here are real ones you can lean on.

Who actually runs Pink Riches

Pink Riches doesn’t hide its operator. The footer states it plainly: “Pink Riches is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 39175.” Jumpman Gaming is registered at La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney (GY9 3TQ) and holds remote casino and remote bingo licences.

The regulator’s own record confirms the same thing from the other side. On the Gambling Commission’s public list of domains for account 39175, pinkriches.co.uk appears with “White Label” status — one of 231 domains recorded against that single licence. That two-way match — the brand’s own terms and the register naming the same company and the same account — is the only proof that carries any weight, and here it lines up cleanly.

The licence, and what “white label” means

Account 39175 is real and checkable; we have not printed a single number we could not confirm on the regulator’s own register. What the licence tells you is that Jumpman Gaming — not Pink Riches as a standalone company — is the operator accountable to the Gambling Commission for this site. “White label” means a partner handles the Pink Riches name and marketing, while Jumpman runs the machinery underneath: your account, the identity checks, the wallet your balance sits in, and the regulatory duties that go with it. So when you play here, the company on the hook is Jumpman, and a complaint that exhausts the site’s own process escalates to Jumpman’s approved alternative dispute resolution provider — not to an anonymous brand that can vanish overnight.

Pink Riches sister sites (register-verified)

Because sisters are defined by the shared licence and not by a shared look, we can name them from the register rather than from resemblance. These all sit on Jumpman Gaming’s account 39175:

This is a sample, not the full set. The register lists 231 domains under 39175, so Pink Riches has far more stablemates than any table should pretend to cover, and brands cycle in and out. The authoritative, always-current list is the Gambling Commission’s domain page for the account.

What sharing one licence with 200+ brands means for you

This is where knowing the owner earns its keep — and it cuts both ways.

• Self-exclusion reaches all of them. Pink Riches is inside the national online self-exclusion scheme, like every UKGC-licensed site. Register once with that scheme and you block Pink Riches, every other Jumpman brand, and every other UK-licensed casino in a single action. Anyone presenting Pink Riches as a way around self-exclusion is simply wrong — it is not one, and it was never meant to be.
• Check the scope of your deposit limit. Confirm in Pink Riches' settings and with Jumpman which accounts or brands it covers. Do not treat another Jumpman brand as a way to start again without a limit.
• A “new” Jumpman site is rarely a fresh start. A welcome offer is normally once per operator, so signing up to a sister chasing a second bonus usually will not work — same company, same records. The lobbies differ; the operator does not.
• Check your identity requirements. Ask Jumpman which documents this account requires and whether information already provided to another brand can be reused. A shared operator does not establish automatic acceptance.

The honest cautions

UK-licensed is the safer category, but it is not the same as risk-free. Two things are worth checking before you deposit at Pink Riches, or at any of its sisters:

• Customer-funds protection. UKGC operators must publish how they hold your money and what happens if the company becomes insolvent. Read the current rating in the Pink Riches terms before you fund an account — “held in a separate bank account” is not always the same as “protected if the operator fails”.
• It is a skin, not a boutique. With 200-plus near-identical white-label brands on one platform, the branding is the main thing that changes from sister to sister. Judge Pink Riches on Jumpman’s actual terms — wagering requirements (UK rules now cap withdrawable-bonus wagering at 10×), withdrawal times and support — not on the pink theme, and expect the sisters to behave much the same.

The verdict

Pink Riches is a genuine UK-licensed casino, run by Jumpman Gaming Limited on Gambling Commission account 39175, with a very large family of sister brands on the same licence. That licence gives you the protections that count: a real, named operator to complain to, an approved dispute-resolution route, and coverage by the national self-exclusion scheme. The practical takeaway is to treat the whole Jumpman network as one operator — one set of limits to set at each site, one welcome offer per person, one self-exclusion that stops them all. To confirm any of it yourself, search “Jumpman Gaming Limited” on the Gambling Commission register and read the account. A UK-licensed brand you can verify is a safer choice than an unlicensed offshore one you cannot — and Pink Riches, correctly understood, is the former.

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.