Dream Vegas Sister Sites: 27 Casinos on One White Hat Licence

Dream Vegas has 27 sister sites. Every one of them runs on White Hat Gaming Limited’s Gambling Commission licence, account 52894, which makes this one of the largest single-licence networks in Britain. Dream Vegas is a white label on that account: a brand that uses White Hat’s licence, platform, payments and support team rather than holding a licence of its own.

If you like Dream Vegas, two sisters do its job better. Casimba runs the same two-step welcome offer and states plainly that there is no wagering on the spins. Grand Ivy gives 75 spins for the same £10 on slots that gets you 50 elsewhere on the network.

The White Hat network at a glance

Register, footers and offers checked 3 October 2026.

All 28 brands and their welcome offers

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Which sister beats Dream Vegas?

Casimba is the closest match and the better version. Both give 50 spins on a Big Bass slot with your first deposit and 50% up to £50 on your second. Casimba says outright that the spins carry no wagering requirements, so whatever they win is yours to withdraw.

Grand Ivy gives the most spins for a tenner: 75 on Big Bass Bonanza when you bet £10 on slots. Its welcome offer is good; its Trustpilot record is poor, and our Grand Ivy review explains why we still score it 6 out of 10.

Hello Casino suits players who visit often. Instead of one bonus, White Hat’s own brands unlock wager-free spins in stages over your first 14 days, more than 500 in total if you keep playing. That only pays off if you were going to play regularly anyway.

Skip the match bonuses if you dislike wagering. MrBen and MrRun pay 25% up to £100 with 10x wagering and a £5 maximum bet, which is a lot of play for a small top-up.

What one licensee means for you

White Hat Gaming is the licensee for all 28 brands, so the rules that matter are the same everywhere: the same verification, the same complaints process, the same responsibility for your money. A complaint at Dream Vegas, Casimba or any other brand here goes to White Hat first.

• Every brand is a separate account. Your Dream Vegas balance does not appear at Casimba.
• A self-exclusion set inside one site may not carry to the other 27. GAMSTOP covers them all.
• Winnings caps differ by offer. Spinland pays spin winnings as cash but caps them at £100, so read the cap before you start.

The 2020 settlement

In December 2020 White Hat Gaming paid £1.3 million in a regulatory settlement over anti-money laundering and safer gambling failures. The register’s action list no longer shows it, because older cases drop off, and nothing newer has been published against account 52894. Expect proper checks before your first withdrawal and send your documents early.

Closed names on the licence

The register lists 11 inactive domains: Karamba, Hopa, Griffon Casino, Captain Spins, Casigo, Jonny Jackpot, Reel Island and Bet Target, some under more than one address. If you held a balance at any of them while it ran on this licence, White Hat Gaming is still the company to contact.

More on this network

Our SpinYoo sister sites page covers the same licence from SpinYoo’s side, and the White Hat Gaming group page collects every page we have on this operator. New to the idea? What are sister sites explains why the licence matters more than the logo.