Hopa Sister Sites: Closed Casino, 26 Live Sisters

Hopa is closed. The site stopped taking bets on 24 August 2026, and hopa.com now shows only a closure notice. Its sister sites are the 26 casinos still live on White Hat Gaming Limited’s Gambling Commission account 52894, the licence Hopa ran on at the end: Dream Vegas, Casimba, Grand Ivy, Hello Casino, SpinYoo, Jackpot Village and 20 more.

One company holds the licence for all of them, so the terms, the verification checks and the complaints route are the same at each. Self-exclusion set at one White Hat site covers your accounts across the network. A Hopa account does not carry over: every sister needs a new account.

Checked 25 October 2026.

Hopa at a glance

Hopa had more than one home. The register also lists hopa.com, as inactive, on AG Communications Limited’s account 39483, which trades as aspireglobal. By November 2025 the Hopa footer named White Hat Gaming as the company managing the brand, and that is where it stayed until it shut. Karamba closed the same day with an identical notice.

All the Hopa sister sites compared

The register splits White Hat’s 39 domains into three groups. Seven are White Hat’s own brands (Active), 19 are white labels run under its licence for other brand owners, and 13 domains are inactive. All 26 live domains were up on 25 October 2026. Offers below are as each site published them to players in Great Britain.

The 13 inactive domains belong to 10 closed brands: Hopa, Karamba, Griffon Casino, Bet Target, Captain Spins, Casigo, Jonny Jackpot, Reel Island, MrBen and MrRun. MrBen and MrRun now show a launching soon page whose countdown targets 25 November 2026, with Mr iGaming Group Limited named as data controller, and are no longer part of this network. Mr Ben sister sites covers that closure.

Which sister suits a former Hopa player

For spins you can cash out straight away, Grand Ivy gives the most for the least: 75 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza once you have wagered £10 of a £20 deposit on slots, with winnings paid as cash up to £100. Temple Nile, Spin Rider, SpinStation, Spinland, Miami Dice and Blackjack City run the same deal with 50 spins. Our Grand Ivy review covers the rest of that site.

If you played most days, the points ladders at Hello Casino, 21Prive, Skol Casino, G’Day Casino, Slotnite and Diamond 7 Casino pay better. Cash bets earn points and the points unlock wager-free spins in stages over 14 days. You only reach 500+ spins by betting steadily for two weeks.

The smallest first deposit is £15, at 21 Casino, Casilando, PlayGrand and Slot Planet, for 70 Book of Dead spins. Those winnings land as bonus funds with 10x wagering and a £100 cap. That is light wagering, but it is still wagering.

Casimba and Dream Vegas suit a player who wants something on the second deposit too. If you mainly bet on football, 247Bet has the biggest sports welcome offer here, a £20 free bet for a £20 bet; Casimba and Dream Vegas give a £10 free bet for £10, and Playzee a 100% sports match up to £30. Skip Jackpot Village if the cap matters to you: 200 spins sounds generous, but winnings stop at £50 and carry 10x wagering.

What one licence holder means for you

White Hat Gaming is the company behind every brand in the table, the same company that held Hopa’s licence at the end. In practice:

• Separate accounts. A Hopa balance, history or loyalty points cannot be moved to Casimba or Grand Ivy. Each sister needs its own sign-up and verification.
• Self-exclusion covers the network. 247Bet’s player protection page says self-exclusion applies to all your accounts in the network, and the longest period wins if they differ. Deposit limits are different: a limit set on one site applies to that site only.
• One rulebook for abuse. White Hat’s general terms let it close every account you hold on the network for bonus abuse, and refuse a new account if you were barred from another of its sites.
• Same complaints route. The terms set a three-stage process (support, team leader, complaints team), then an unresolved dispute can go to eCOGRA, free of charge.
• GAMSTOP. Every live sister is licensed in Great Britain, so a GAMSTOP exclusion blocks all 26.

Our Dream Vegas sister sites and SpinYoo sister sites pages cover the same network from the side of two live brands. The White Hat Gaming group page collects everything we publish on this operator.

What happens to Hopa balances and data

Per the closure notice, any cash balance left at closure is refunded to your registered payment method, and should reach your bank or card statement within 7 days of the closure date. Bonus funds, free spins and loyalty points were voided. White Hat Gaming Limited keeps an archive of your records for the legal retention period and handles balance queries at hopa@gamingcustomersupport.com. Karamba Limited controls your details for any future brand or marketing use; opt out at privacy@karamba.com.

Regulatory history

In December 2020 the Gambling Commission announced that White Hat Gaming would pay £1.3 million in a regulatory settlement over anti-money laundering and social responsibility failings. The cases it described included a customer who lost £50,000 in six hours and another who lost £85,000 in just over an hour. The failures occurred on grandivy.com, 21casino.com, hellocasino.com and dreamvegas.com. On 25 October 2026 the register showed no regulatory actions recorded against account 52894.

Hopa’s earlier licence holder has a more recent case. AG Communications Limited agreed a £1,407,834 settlement, decided on 4 February 2025, for anti-money laundering, customer interaction and self-exclusion failings between May 2023 and October 2024. The Commission’s statement does not name the websites involved, so it cannot be tied to Hopa directly. More on how the register works is in our UKGC licensing guide, and what are sister sites explains why the licence matters more than the logo.

Hopa alternatives open to UK players

The 26 sisters above are the like-for-like replacement: same licence holder, GAMSTOP coverage and UK complaint rights. CasinoFigure also works with two casinos of a different kind. JetSetSpins and NeonStake are not licensed in Great Britain and are not covered by GAMSTOP or UK dispute resolution. Neither names a company in its terms, and we could not verify a licence for either on any regulator’s register. Their pull is size: a first deposit offer of 200% up to £/€10,000 with 20x wagering on the bonus, against the £50 match ceiling at Casimba and Dream Vegas.

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