Red Casino Sister Sites

Short answer: yes, Red — the casino that trades as 1RED at 1red.com — has sister sites, and they are unusually easy to pin down because they all sit under one licence. The brand is run by an offshore company, Tessera Limited S.R.L., and it is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. It holds a single gambling licence from Anjouan, in the Union of the Comoros. For anyone playing from Britain, that one fact shapes everything below: you would be gambling outside the UK system, without the protections that come with a UK licence.

Who actually runs Red?

1RED’s own footer states, in plain text, that the site is “owned and operated by Tessera Limited S.R.L.”, a company it lists as registered in Costa Rica. That is the operator you are contracting with when you deposit — not a UK company, and not a household betting name.

The licensing picture is where an honest page matters most, because rival sites quote figures that do not stand up. Here is what we could and could not verify:

• Anjouan licence — verifiable. Tessera Limited S.R.L. appears on the Anjouan Gaming Authority public register holding a valid B2C licence, number ALSI-202410047-FI2, with 1red.com among the domains it covers (checked 3 September 2026). 1RED also carries a live verification seal in its own footer that links to the Anjouan verification service. So the licence is real — but it is an Anjouan licence, which is a light-touch offshore permit, not a mark of UK-level oversight.
• UK Gambling Commission licence — none. 1RED does not hold, and does not claim, a UKGC licence. Its footer names only the Anjouan authority. Any page telling you that Red is “UK licensed” or quoting a UKGC number for it is wrong.
• Company registration number. The footer prints a Costa Rican registration number for Tessera Limited S.R.L. We have not independently confirmed that number on Costa Rica’s company registry, so we are not going to present it as a settled fact — treat it as self-declared.

In short: Red is neither a standalone one-off nor a closed brand. It is one active site inside a multi-brand offshore operation.

Red’s verified sister sites

Most “sister casino” lists are guesswork scraped from “similar casinos” widgets. We have used a harder test: brands recorded on the same Anjouan licence, under the same operating company. Every row below shares licence ALSI-202410047-FI2 with Tessera Limited S.R.L., as listed on the Anjouan register on 3 September 2026.

One correction worth making, because it trips up other sites: 1RedBet (1redbet.com) is not a Red sister despite the near-identical name. The register attributes it to a different company (Zosma LLC) on a separate licence. Same word, different operator.

Because these brands share an operator, they tend to share a back end, support setup and terms — which is exactly why the risks on one apply to all of them.

The risks for a UK player — read these first

None of the following are reasons to play. They are the practical consequences of choosing a site that sits outside the UK system, and they apply to Red and to every sister above.

• No UK complaints or dispute route. Because there is no UKGC licence, you cannot escalate a dispute to a UK-approved alternative dispute resolution (ADR) service if a withdrawal is refused or an account is closed with a balance inside. Your only recourse is the operator itself and, in theory, the Anjouan regulator — a far weaker and slower path in practice.
• No UK fund protection. UK-licensed sites must tell you whether your deposits are held separately and how protected they are. An Anjouan licence carries no equivalent requirement, so if the company failed, there is no dependable mechanism to get your money back.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you have signed up to the UK’s national online self-exclusion scheme, that does not block Red or its sisters — offshore sites are not part of it. 1RED runs its own in-house self-exclusion, but that only covers 1RED, and switching it on will not stop you opening an account at Bets.io, Loki or the others. If self-exclusion is something you rely on, this is the single most important line on this page.
• Deposit limits are per-account, not shared. Any deposit limit you set applies only to the one account on the one brand. It does not follow you across the network, so a limit on Red does nothing to cap spending at a sister site.
• Bonus terms are often heavier. The UK caps bonus wagering requirements at 10× (from January 2026). Offshore operators are not bound by that ceiling, so promotions can come with higher wagering, tighter maximum-bet rules while a bonus is live, and caps on how much of a win you can withdraw. Read the bonus terms in full before opting in — do not assume UK rules apply.
• Identity checks still happen — usually at withdrawal. Offshore sites can, and do, request ID before paying out. The difference from a UK site is that the checks are on the operator’s terms, and if they are not satisfied there is no UK regulator to lean on. That combination is how offshore withdrawals get delayed or denied.

Our honest verdict

Red is a genuine, currently-licensed offshore casino, not a scam clone — the operator and licence check out against the regulator’s own register. But “real” is not the same as “safe for a UK player”. An Anjouan licence gives you a fraction of the protection a UK Gambling Commission licence does: no UK dispute route, no UK fund-protection standard, and no link to the national self-exclusion scheme. For anyone gambling from Britain, a UKGC-licensed site is the safer choice, and it is the one we would point you to. If you still decide to play at Red or one of its sisters, do it with eyes open: you are carrying the risk yourself, and you should set your own deposit and time limits at the account level because nothing external will do it for you.

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