Voodoo Dreams Sister Sites

Yes, Voodoo Dreams has sister sites, and there's no real mystery about who runs it once you read the licence instead of the branding. The casino is operated by SuprPlay Limited, a Malta-registered company licensed in Britain by the Gambling Commission under account 48695. That same company also runs Duelz, NYSpins and LosVegas, so those three are Voodoo Dreams' genuine sisters: one operator, one licence, one account system sitting behind all four front doors.

Who actually runs Voodoo Dreams

The company on the licence is SuprPlay Limited, based at Palazzo Villa Rosa, Triq in-Nemes, Swieqi in Malta. For UK play, the licence that matters is its Gambling Commission Casino (Remote) operating licence, 048695-R-327029-012, active since 27 September 2017. The operator also holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2C/325/2016, which is the licence you'll see quoted in the site's own footer.

Ownership runs a couple of layers deeper than the name on the door. SuprPlay is the licensee, but it belongs to the SuprNation group, and SuprNation was bought by the NASDAQ-listed Korean company DoubleDown Interactive, in a deal that completed on 31 October 2023. So the honest answer to "who owns it" is: a Maltese licensee, under a European i-gaming group, under a listed parent in Seoul. Day to day, none of that changes who you're dealing with when you deposit; it's SuprPlay's cashier and SuprPlay's complaints team either way.

Why so many pages file it under the wrong company

Voodoo Dreams gets lumped in with SkillOnNet's Nordic-styled casinos a lot, and it's easy to see why: the look is similar. The register isn't fooled, though. SkillOnNet trades under account 39326; SuprPlay trades under 48695. Two numbers, two companies. There's a second reason the confusion sticks: SuprPlay records none of its brands as formal "trading names" on the Commission's register, so a quick trading-name search comes back empty and a lazy list concludes the casino has no siblings. The brands are all there, they're just recorded as domain names on the licence rather than trading names.

Voodoo Dreams sister sites

Here are the other brands sharing account 48695, taken from the Commission's own domain list for the licence. If a "sister" isn't on this list, it isn't run by the same company, whatever the styling suggests.

All four domains — voodoodreams.com, duelz.com, nyspins.com and losvegas.bet — show as active against the licence. That's the full, verified family; anyone selling you a longer list is padding it.

What to check as a UK player

Knowing the sites share an operator changes a few practical things, and it's worth being precise about which ones actually carry across:

• A break stops the house, a deposit limit usually doesn't. If you self-exclude, that's designed to reach the operator's other brands, so shutting Voodoo Dreams should shut Duelz, NYSpins and LosVegas too. A deposit limit tends to be tied to the single account you set it on, so don't assume it travels; set one at each brand you open.
• One welcome offer per operator, not per brand. Because it's the same company, a "new player" bonus is generally once across the house. Opening a sister to claim a second welcome offer usually won't work, and can flag your accounts.
• Check your document requirements. Ask SuprPlay whether information supplied to another brand can be reused for Voodoo Dreams. The shared operator does not establish automatic acceptance or faster verification.
• Confirm it yourself in the footer. Scroll to the bottom of the casino, find the operating company, and match it to the register. It should read SuprPlay Limited, account 48695.
• Treat any bonus figure as time-sensitive. Offers and wagering terms move constantly, so check the current terms on the site before you deposit. As context, UK rules cap wagering requirements at 10x since 2026, so anything quoting a higher multiple as current is out of date.

The honest verdict

Voodoo Dreams is a real, UK-licensed casino that's open to players in Great Britain, and it sits inside a small, tidy house of four brands rather than standing alone. It isn't closed or geo-restricted here, and it isn't a licensed-IP curiosity; it's a straightforward SuprPlay-operated site with a strong occult theme layered on top. The theme is the point worth keeping in perspective, because a vivid, one-of-a-kind style is exactly what makes people assume a casino is independent when it shares a cashier with three others. That's normal marketing, not a scandal, but it's the reason "who runs this" is a fair question even when the answer turns out to be reassuring.

If you're happy with SuprPlay's terms and payout behaviour, moving between Voodoo Dreams and its sisters is a change of scenery, not a change of company. If you're looking for a genuine fresh start, a different lobby on the same licence won't give you one; you'd need a different operator entirely. Either way, this page is only as current as the register it's built on, so if anything here matters to a decision, take two minutes and confirm it on the Gambling Commission's entry for account 48695.

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.