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Independent comparison Affiliate-funded · 18+ only
Full comparison · Updated 10 August 2026

Six UK-facing casino sites compared across eight practical criteria

The table keeps mobile and app quality central while showing the licensing, game, live-casino, studio, offer, support and usability context needed to interpret it.

Score sheets and a tablet arranged for an operator comparison
A side-by-side view exposes trade-offs that individual operator pages can hide.
Licence check: “UK-facing” is not a substitute for a live register check. Confirm each domain and trading name on the UKGC public register immediately before use.
Operator features observed or described in public operator materials; catalogues and support channels can change.
OperatorUKGC licenceGame rangeLive casinoMobile appStudios / providersWelcome offer typeCustomer supportOverall usabilityVerdict
PlaceBet Active via ProgressPlay, account 39335Sports-led, with slots, bingo and tablesReported; depth not verifiableResponsive web; no app on recordNot independently verifiedSports free-bet formatChat and email reportedCompact, template-led navigationFocused
Ken Howells Active via Targetlocal, account 422Sportsbook-first, smaller casinoCompact Pragmatic Play areaMobile web; app status unclearEveryMatrix platform; studios reportedFirst-day loss cashback as a free betEmail; no chat verifiedSimple, sparsely documentedNiche
Voodoo Dreams Active via SuprPlay, account 48695Slots, tables, arcade and scratchcardsBlackjack, roulette and baccaratUK iOS app; Android via browserPragmatic Play, Evolution, NetEnt, Play’n GOFree spins over consecutive daysLive chat and emailFeature-rich, busier layoutPlayful
Duelz Active via SuprPlay, account 48695Large slots, tables and SlingoDedicated dealer lobbyResponsive web; no app listedEvolution, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, YggdrasilFree spins over consecutive daysLive chat and email; hours varyStrong categories and searchStrong
Sky Vegas Active via Bonne Terre Gaming, account 65519Slots, tables, jackpots and instant winsEvolution and Pragmatic Play tablesiOS and Android apps plus webEvolution, Playtech, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, BlueprintFree spins in two stagesHelp centre, messaging and live chatPolished, content-densePolished
Lottoland Active via EU Lotto, account 38991Lottery betting, slots, bingo and SlingoTables and game showsiOS and Android apps plus webEvolution, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Red TigerFree spins after qualifying playHelp centre, chat and emailDensest multi-product journeyDistinct
PlaceBet

ProgressPlay runs a large white-label estate. Its licence remains active, but the UKGC imposed a financial penalty and additional audit condition in 2025 for anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failings.

Ken Howells

Targetlocal pairs a long-running Welsh betting name with an EveryMatrix turnkey platform. Remote casino activity is licensed, but the brand publishes less product detail than the others, so treat third-party feature claims cautiously.

Voodoo Dreams + Duelz

Both are SuprPlay brands on account 48695 running the same platform. The split is interface theme and app reach: Voodoo Dreams now has a UK iOS listing, while Duelz remains browser-only in both stores.

Sky Vegas

The established Sky brand sits within Flutter Entertainment; Bonne Terre Gaming has operated the UK casino products under account 65519 since 2024. The app and content system benefit from that wider group platform.

Lottoland

Privately owned EU Lotto has operated the Lottoland model since 2013. Its current UKGC permissions are active; the regulator has also published historic enforcement action, relevant context when weighing the brand.

Reading the table

What the verdicts mean

Polished and Strong indicate a mature navigation system, not a better chance of winning. Focused, Distinct and Niche describe narrower or product-led journeys. Playful signals a feature-rich interface that may suit some readers and distract others.

Offer rows describe format only. They deliberately avoid headline amounts because eligibility, expiry, game weighting and wagering rules carry more meaning than the largest number on a banner.

Mobile screens and an evaluation checklist
Small-screen navigation is reviewed as a product feature, not a promotional claim.
Method

How each column is assessed

Licence status is checked against operator disclosures and should be rechecked on the UKGC register. Game and studio notes reflect visible catalogue structure. Live casino records whether a dedicated dealer lobby exists. Mobile assessment covers browser and advertised native-app availability, menu logic, search and legibility.

Support records the routes presented to customers, without timing unverified response claims. Usability is an editorial assessment based on findability and clarity. No payment, deposit, withdrawal or payout-speed information is collected.