Bally's Intralot business

Gamesys casinos

Gamesys casinos include Jackpotjoy, Virgin Games and Monopoly Casino under account 38905. Rainbow Riches Casino, Double Bubble Bingo and Bally Casino also appear in the British domain record.

Bally's bought Gamesys in 2021 before the 2025 Intralot transaction. Bally's retained control through the combined business, while Gamesys Operations Limited remains the British licensee.

Reviewed 8 September 2026.

Popular UK casinos

This selection includes different operators. See the Gamesys brand comparison for the connections within this group.

  • Betway Casino logo

    Betway

    150 Free Spins on £20 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    150 Free Spins30% Cashback
  • Mr Green Casino logo

    Mr Green

    200 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    200 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • William Hill Casino logo

    William Hill

    200 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    200 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • Betfred Casino logo

    Betfred Casino

    Up to 200 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-3 hrs
    RTP
    94%
    Min.
    €10
    200 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • Paddy Power Casino logo

    Paddy Power

    60 Free Spins No Deposit + 200 Free Spins

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    260 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • PokerStars Casino logo

    PokerStars Casino

    100% Up to £500 + 50 Free Spins

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €19
    50 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • Sky Vegas logo

    Sky Vegas

    50 Free Spins No Deposit + 200 Free Spins

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    94%
    Min.
    €9
    250 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • BetMGM UK Casino logo

    BetMGM UK

    200 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    200 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • Coral Casino logo

    Coral Casino

    100 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    100 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • PlayOJO Casino logo

    PlayOJO

    80 Free Spins No Wagering

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    96%
    Min.
    €10
    80 Free Spins20% Cashback
  • Unibet Casino logo

    Unibet

    200 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-12 hrs
    RTP
    95%
    Min.
    €10
    200 Free Spins10% Cashback
  • Jackpotjoy Casino logo

    Jackpotjoy

    50 Free Spins on £10 Deposit

    Payout
    0-24 hrs
    RTP
    95%
    Min.
    €10
    50 Free Spins20% Cashback

Current Gamesys casino and bingo brands compared

These six names form the current British comparison on this page. The list separates operating brands from corporate history: Gamesys remains an important licensed-company name even when ownership is described using Bally's and Intralot.

Current Gamesys casino and bingo brands compared
BrandConnectionProduct identity

Jackpotjoy

Gamesys Operations LimitedBingo and casino identity

Virgin Games

Same licensed operatorVirgin-branded casino

Monopoly Casino

Same licensed operatorLicensed entertainment identity

Rainbow Riches Casino

Same licensed operatorGame-branded casino

Double Bubble Bingo

Same licensed operatorBingo-led service

Bally Casino

Same licensed operatorBally consumer brand

Jackpotjoy

Jackpotjoy is the best-known starting point for many Gamesys searches. Its customer help supplies a practical example of how activity at a named sister can affect an account. That specific connection is more useful than assuming that every service in a corporate group has one login or identical customer controls.

Virgin Games

Virgin Games demonstrates the gap between a familiar brand and the company operating its gambling service. A corporate ownership page should identify Gamesys without implying that the operator owns the whole Virgin business. The casino's licensed relationship is narrower than the consumer brand seen at the top of the page.

Monopoly Casino

Monopoly Casino combines an entertainment identity with a Gamesys-operated casino. The distinction matters when tracing a network: intellectual-property ownership and responsibility for customer accounts are different roles. Finding a Monopoly game at another casino does not put that casino into the same group.

Rainbow Riches Casino

Rainbow Riches Casino belongs in the operator list as a casino brand, rather than as an entry in a game catalogue. The difference is easy to miss because the game name is recognisable elsewhere. This page groups the gambling services by their operation, not every site that distributes a title with the same name.

Double Bubble Bingo

Double Bubble Bingo represents the bingo side of the Gamesys comparison. Omitting it would make a casino-focused table look more complete than it is. The shared licensee establishes the relationship, while any claim about common rooms, rewards or credentials would need the actual service agreement rather than a guess based on ownership.

Bally Casino

Bally Casino places a corporate-associated name directly on a consumer casino. Other brands in the same comparison keep very different identities. That contrast explains why a company can acquire a business without replacing every casino name, and why the name seen in an ownership announcement is not always the name on a customer's registration.

The Gamesys operating model across bingo and casino brands

Gamesys Operations Limited connects several British bingo and casino services whose public identities look quite different. Jackpotjoy's bingo heritage, Virgin Games' casino identity and the themed Monopoly and Rainbow Riches brands do not describe unrelated operators. They show how one operating business can support several consumer propositions without requiring every website to use the Gamesys name in its branding.

The distinction matters when deciding what belongs in the network. Double Bubble Bingo should not be omitted simply because its name emphasises bingo rather than casino. Bally Casino is another consumer-facing service in the comparison, not a replacement name for every Gamesys account. A brand list needs to follow the actual operating relationship rather than a naming convention imposed on the products.

Brand licensing adds another layer. Virgin and Monopoly are familiar outside gambling, but the casino operation doesn't thereby own every business or entertainment property associated with those names. The relevant connection concerns the named online service. Keeping that scope clear avoids treating a recognisable logo as proof that an unrelated Virgin service or a Monopoly game publisher belongs to the casino operator.

The products also need to be compared on their own terms. A bingo room, a themed slot and a live-casino table are different services, even when their websites share an operator. A promotion can qualify one kind of activity without applying to the others. Common operation explains the grouping; it doesn't establish identical catalogues, common game rules or one reward programme covering every brand.

Customer restrictions are one place where the relationship can have a documented consequence. Jackpotjoy's help names related brands when explaining certain account closures. That evidence supports the specified connection, not every possible shared account feature. A linked restriction, a reusable password and a transferable balance are separate arrangements. Describing the first should not silently add the other two to the network model.

Finally, the current operating portfolio must be separated from its history. The Bally's and later Intralot transactions concern the business above the British operator. Heart Bingo's move to another licensee concerns membership of the present operating group. Those are different kinds of change. Keeping both in context allows the Gamesys name in a current customer agreement to be understood without treating every former brand as a current member or every corporate transaction as an account transfer.

Gamesys brand agreements and connected restrictions

Jackpotjoy documents account closures linked to activity at other group brands. That is a supported connection, but it doesn't establish that every Gamesys casino accepts one password or spends from a universal balance. You need the customer terms for those functions. A company can recognise an account history without making every part of the customer service interchangeable.

Heart Bingo and MegaWays changed operators

Heart Bingo currently names BV Gaming Limited under account 39576. Heart Bingo's earlier Gamesys association doesn't describe its present agreement, so an undated sister list risks directing you to the wrong company. You should keep historical and current operators separate. An old Heart registration still needs its transfer history checked.

MegaWays Casino's entry is inactive under the Gamesys record. SkillOnNet's current record contains the domain as active, showing why a familiar name can remain in use after its licensed relationship changes. You shouldn't count both records as two current Gamesys sisters. The present operator matters for a new account, while older customer issues need their original circumstances retained.

A change of licensee doesn't erase an earlier customer problem. You need the applicable transfer notice or operator response to establish who handles a balance, complaint or restriction originating before the move. The new brand presentation cannot answer that by itself. I'd ask about the old registration directly instead of creating another account to discover what happened.

Shared restrictions aren't proof of one wallet

Jackpotjoy's registration help restricts duplicate accounts at its service. A forgotten password calls for recovery of the original registration, not a second identity created because another email is available. You should distinguish that issue from joining a sister brand. I'd resolve the existing account before interpreting the group relationship as permission for another signup.

A login lock isn't the same as an account closure. Jackpotjoy's help distinguishes these states, including locks caused by incorrect login attempts, so the actual message should guide your first support enquiry. You shouldn't diagnose the problem by registering elsewhere. A sister accepting a form wouldn't explain why the original account became inaccessible.

Unconfirmed shared access isn't proof that every account feature is separate. We haven't established one wallet across all Gamesys brands, but that doesn't justify promising that no connection exists between any two named services. You need the operator's answer about the function involved. I'd keep the claim narrow enough to distinguish documented restrictions from unanswered access questions.

Gamesys restrictions can reach sisters

Virgin Games' responsible-gambling information describes exclusion across related brands. Jackpotjoy's help separately explains linked closures, so customer protection and ordinary account status need to be identified instead of being treated as interchangeable events. Another casino theme doesn't remove it or provide an independent route to continued gambling.

Jackpotjoy says an enquiry already raised at a linked brand needn't be repeated there. That is relevant when Virgin Games support is already investigating the same account closure, because another conversation isn't necessarily a new investigation. Ask where the case is handled before creating multiple requests about the same account event.

A multi-operator exclusion can cover casinos beyond Gamesys. Heart Bingo's different operator or a move to SkillOnNet does not cancel a restriction that includes the receiving service. You shouldn't compare brands to find a way around it. The existing operator can address eligible funds without requiring another deposit.

Your spending limit isn't extra disposable income at a sister. Separate customer accounts can display activity differently, but the money committed to Jackpotjoy and Rainbow Riches Casino still belongs in one total for your finances. You should ask which accounts an operator control covers. Don't treat another accessible casino as permission to spend beyond an existing restriction.

Promotions and money between Gamesys accounts

An introductory offer needs its own eligibility condition. A Gamesys connection can matter where the promotion refers to associated brands or earlier registrations, but shared licensing doesn't settle every customer's entitlement automatically. You should name the earlier account when asked. A different casino title doesn't turn a known registration into a fresh customer history.

An unresolved transaction belongs with the account holding it. You should retain the casino name and reference instead of asking another sister to fix the payment solely because Gamesys operates both brands. A new deposit won't settle the old query. I'd keep support correspondence attached to the original funds until the responsible service explains the available action.

An earlier Gamesys ID check doesn't promise that records remain sufficient forever. A new address or changed payment source can require current information even where the operator recognises your history through a related account. You should follow the secure instructions it supplies. Unsolicited requests for passwords or documents aren't made trustworthy by mentioning a familiar sister casino.

Companies and customer arrangements

Companies and customer arrangements
Company detailConnectionCustomer implication
OperatorGamesys Operations LimitedNamed by Jackpotjoy and Virgin Games.
ParentBally's Intralot businessIntralot transaction completed in 2025.
RestrictionsRelated accounts can be connectedAsk about the original closure.
Heart BingoBV Gaming operationOutside the current Gamesys list.

Gamesys' branded casinos compared with other groups

Gamesys combines familiar casino identities with entertainment brands such as Monopoly and Rainbow Riches. SkillOnNet also operates separately branded services, including licensed partnerships with Slingo.com and GentingCasino.com. The comparison concerns how a casino is operated, not who owns every game or entertainment property appearing on its pages.

Those arrangements need not create identical customer accounts. Jackpotjoy's help describes closures connected with named Gamesys brands. Sky's agreement goes further in a different direction by expressly providing one registration across five products. These are separate contractual facts; a Gamesys account should not be described using Sky's shared-registration model simply because both businesses have related casino names.

LeoVegas Gaming's British conditions supply another contrast: a per-brand duplicate-account rule alongside mirrored exclusions. That illustrates how registrations can remain separate while a particular restriction reaches several services. It does not establish the same wallet, document handling or promotion eligibility at Gamesys.

Corporate scale also differs from the local service. Flutter owns several gambling businesses above the Sky product group, while the later Bally's and Intralot transactions belong above the Gamesys operating relationship. Comparing parent companies is useful for understanding control. Comparing licensed companies and named agreements is necessary for understanding the customer connection. A different parent never cancels a restriction whose scope includes the receiving service.

Current and former Gamesys casino brands

Heart Bingo shows how a remembered association can outlast an operator change. Its current BV Gaming agreement belongs beside any historical account record, instead of being replaced by an undated claim that it remains Gamesys-operated. You need the present company for a new registration. The older service still needs its transfer notice when an existing customer issue is involved.

Why older Gamesys lists go out of date

Multiple Rainbow domains don't prove multiple independent casinos or owners. Gamesys' record names several Rainbow addresses, so counting URLs without distinguishing brands can exaggerate how many separate casino relationships you're comparing. I'd keep spelling variants and product names from becoming invented additional sister companies.

Bally's and Intralot add another corporate date to the history. The 2025 transaction doesn't remove the earlier Gamesys acquisition, but it means a current ownership explanation shouldn't stop with what happened in 2021. You need the later company structure as well. That history still remains separate from any notice changing the terms of an individual British account.

How we checked the current Gamesys group

We checked account 38905 and Jackpotjoy's published help on 8 September 2026. The register supports the British brand connections, while the help establishes named closure consequences without proving a universal customer wallet. You still need an operator answer about individual access or funds. The current Heart Bingo terms and SkillOnNet record separate older associations from present licensed relationships.

Bally's and Intralot's transaction disclosures establish the October 2025 business change. Bally's earlier Gamesys acquisition remains part of the history, while its retained control explains why the later transaction doesn't remove the Bally's connection entirely. We haven't opened gambling accounts to test customer features. Public ownership facts should not be presented as an invented personal registration or payment experience.

Read the original information: Jackpotjoy's related-account closure guidance; Bally's 2025 annual report and Intralot transaction.

Compare Jackpotjoy with its sisters or identify another UK casino owner.

A closer casino connection

Jackpotjoy predates several changes above its British operator. Virgin Games and Monopoly Casino remain relevant account connections, while Heart Bingo's current licence differs.

Other UK casino owners

BV Gaming now operates Heart Bingo outside Gamesys' current licence. SkillOnNet and LeoVegas Gaming supply further comparisons through PlayOJO and the British BetMGM service.

What makes casinos sisters

Gamesys links named casinos through published account restrictions. A shared wallet remains a different claim, requiring terms covering money at the two services involved.

Frequently asked questions

Which current Gamesys casinos share its licence?

Jackpotjoy, Virgin Games and Monopoly Casino connect under account 38905. Rainbow Riches Casino, Double Bubble Bingo and Bally Casino also appear, while Heart Bingo's current BV Gaming operation belongs outside that licensed group.

How does Bally's Intralot fit the Gamesys history?

The international interactive business moved through the 2025 Intralot transaction. Bally's retained control through its interest in the combined company, adding a later ownership development after the original Gamesys acquisition in 2021.

Does every Gamesys casino use one common balance?

A universal wallet hasn't been established by this research. Jackpotjoy's linked-closure help confirms an account consequence, but money moving between two named brands needs a separate documented customer arrangement or operator confirmation.

Should inactive Gamesys domains be treated as current sisters?

An inactive entry doesn't establish a current operating relationship. MegaWays Casino illustrates why an older Gamesys association needs to be checked against the present licensed domain record before it informs a new account comparison.

Joseph Hurtadooperator evidence reviewer

Reviews named casino companies and their licensed brands.

I'd keep Gamesys' British licence separate from the ownership transactions above it. Jackpotjoy's closure help answers a customer question that an acquisition announcement cannot.