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Licensed slot sites

A slot site may only take bets from people in Great Britain if it holds a Gambling Commission licence. Here is how to check that for any site in two minutes, and the one licensed site we work with.

Check any slot site in two minutes

  1. Scroll to the site's footer. A licensed site names its operating company and its Gambling Commission account number.
  2. Open the Gambling Commission public register and search that account number.
  3. Check the status is Active, the licence covers remote casino, and the site's exact web address appears under Domain names.
  4. If anything does not match, do not deposit.
Warning signs"Not on GAMSTOP", bonus buy buttons, autoplay, deposits by credit card or crypto, stakes above £5 a spin, no age check before demo play. Each one means the site is not following GB rules, which means it almost certainly is not licensed here.

The licensed site we list

Lucky Tiger

www.luckytiger.co.uk · run by SCGO Limited (Malta, C45929) · Gambling Commission account 44662, active on 2026-10-03.

Licence details and what we checked

We are paid if you join a listed site through our link. That is how this site is funded, and it is explained in full here. It does not change any figure we publish about a game.

Questions people ask

How do I know if a slot site is licensed in the UK?

Find the company name and account number in the site footer, then search the Gambling Commission public register for that account and check the site's web address is in its list of domain names. If either is missing, do not deposit.

Are "not on GAMSTOP" slot sites legal?

No. Every operator licensed in Great Britain must take part in GAMSTOP, so a site advertising itself as not on GAMSTOP is unlicensed for British players. Advertising one to people in Great Britain is an offence.

Why do you only list one site?

Because we only list operators we have a commercial agreement with and whose licence we have checked ourselves. We would rather list one we can stand behind than a long table of sites we have not checked.