Lucky VIP Sister Sites: It Shares a Licence With Mecca

Lucky VIP is not a small independent casino. It shares a Gambling Commission licence with Mecca Bingo and Grosvenor Casinos, two of the most recognisable names on the British high street, and with nine other brands besides. Read on 21 August 2026, the register puts eleven live siblings on the same account.

Lucky VIP at a glance

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The full list of Lucky VIP sister sites

Twelve domains on account 57924 carry the status Active. One of them is luckyvip.com itself, which leaves eleven live siblings:

Why this licence is different from most sister site families

Most sister site searches end at an offshore holding company you have never heard of, registered somewhere with a postbox address. This one ends at Maidenhead.

Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited is part of the Rank Group, a business that runs physical bingo halls and casinos across Britain. That is why two of Lucky VIP’s siblings are the online faces of chains you can walk into, and why one of them, The Vic, is named after a real casino on Edgware Road.

The register shows the account holds one declared trading name, no premises against this remote licence, and no regulatory actions.

We cover the largest sibling separately in our Grosvenor Casinos entry.

What Lucky VIP itself offers

Loaded from a UK connection on 21 August 2026, the site’s own front page carries a single welcome offer: a £40 bonus for new players, on a minimum £20 deposit, with PayPal and Paysafe excluded as funding methods.

The small print under that banner is the part worth reading. The bonus carries 10x wagering on selected games, and the maximum you can win from it is capped at £100.

A £100 ceiling on a £40 bonus is a real constraint, and it is stated on the homepage rather than buried, which is more than many sites manage. It also means the offer is a trial rather than a windfall.

The three retired domains

Three addresses on the account are marked Inactive: gcasino.com, gcasino.mobi and meccabingo.mobi.

Only one of those is a brand that has gone. G Casino was Rank’s separate casino label, and both of its addresses are now switched off, its audience folded into Grosvenor. The third, meccabingo.mobi, is not a closed casino at all. It is a retired mobile address from the era when sites ran a separate .mobi domain for phones, and Mecca Bingo is very much still trading.

This is the sort of detail that turns into a wrong number elsewhere. Count domains instead of brands and you will report three closed casinos here. There is one.

What it means for your account

Sharing a licence does not mean sharing a wallet. Each of these brands takes its own registration, runs its own promotions and holds its own balance, so a deposit at Lucky VIP does not follow you to Mecca Bingo.

What does follow you is exclusion. Because every domain here sits under one British operating licence, a GAMSTOP self-exclusion applies across all eleven live brands at once, and Rank is the licensed business answerable for each of them.

The practical read for a player: if you like Lucky VIP and want something with the same operator behind it, you are not choosing between anonymous clones. You are choosing between a Maidenhead-run estate that includes two household names.

For how one licence ends up carrying a dozen brands, see our guide to what sister sites are, and our explainer on how UKGC licensing works.