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Skill On Net Casinos & Sister Sites

13 brands investigated

SkillOnNet is one of the older names in online gambling — it started in 2005 and today is both a platform provider and an operator, headquartered in Cyprus. It holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (account 39326) and a Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/CRP/171/2009), and it runs a family of well-known UK brands on a single proprietary platform.

Why these brands are sisters: one platform, many fronts

SkillOnNet builds its own casino platform and then runs multiple brands on it — some its own (PlayOJO, PlayUZU, SlotsMagic, Slingo), some operated for partners under a licensing deal (it acts as the iGaming arm for Genting Casino, for example). In the UK they all sit under the one SkillOnNet UKGC licence (39326), which is why brands such as PlayOJO, Slingo, Genting Casino, Spin Genie and Mega Casino share a games catalogue, cashier and terms even when their branding is completely different.

Compliance history — stated plainly

In May 2023 SkillOnNet agreed a £305,150 regulatory settlement with the UK Gambling Commission (plus costs and an independent audit) over anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failings between 2021 and 2022. As with any shared-platform operator, that record applies across the brands it runs.

What this means for you

  • GamStop covers all of them. Every SkillOnNet UK brand is UKGC-licensed and therefore on GamStop; a self-exclusion blocks the whole network at once. (If you ever see a “SkillOnNet not on GamStop” claim, it refers to non-UK-licensed offshore sites, not these regulated UK brands.)
  • Bonuses and wagering carry across. PlayOJO’s zero-wagering model is its signature, but in general a promotion met on one SkillOnNet brand is near-identical on its sisters.
  • Consistent KYC and payouts. One platform means the same verification and withdrawal experience across the family.

How to use this page

The table below lists every SkillOnNet brand we have reviewed, with licence status and GamStop enrolment. For a genuinely different platform and games mix, compare SkillOnNet with the other networks in our casino network directory. Licence and enforcement details verified against the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority registers; last checked August 2026.

All Skill On Net Brands

Every brand we have investigated in this group, with its licence and GamStop status. Click any brand for the full review.

BrandLicenceGamStopRatingReview link
44 Aces CasinoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.6/5Read review →
Genting CasinoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.8/5Read review →
KwiffUKGC 44448On GamStop (UKGC)4.4/5Read review →
Lord PingUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.9/5Read review →
Lucky VegasMGA/CRP/171/2009/01Not on GamStop4.6/5Read review →
Mega CasinoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.7/5Read review →
Metal CasinoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.6/5Read review →
PlayOJOUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.8/5Read review →
Prime SlotsMGA/CRP/171/2009/01Not on GamStop4.6/5Read review →
Royal BetUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.7/5Read review →
SlingoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.7/5Read review →
Spin GenieUKGC 39326 + MGAOn GamStop (UKGC)4.9/5Read review →
Zingo BingoUKGC 39326On GamStop (UKGC)4.4/5Read review →

How we group casino networks

We identify the company and licence behind each brand from its terms, licensing register entries and platform fingerprints, then group brands that share an operator. We verify the UK Gambling Commission licence and GamStop coverage for every brand and re-check regularly. See our full rating methodology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Skill On Net casinos sister sites of each other?

Yes. All 13 brands on this page operate on the Skill On Net network, so they share the same company, platform and licensing. That makes them sister sites: expect similar game libraries, shared promotions and, importantly, linked responsible-gambling controls.

Are Skill On Net casinos licensed in the UK?

11 of the 13 Skill On Net brands we list hold a UK Gambling Commission licence and are covered by GamStop. Always check the licence column in the table above before you play.

How many Skill On Net casino brands are there?

We have independently reviewed 13 Skill On Net brands so far. We update this list as new sites launch on the network or existing ones close.