Jupiter Gaming Casinos: 7 Live, and 3 That Moved to Betable

Jupiter Gaming Limited holds Gambling Commission account 67098 and runs seven casinos on it. Three more carry its old names, are still trading, and are no longer its responsibility. That gap is the useful part of this page.

The company is registered at 9 Bond Street, St Helier, Jersey, and its four remote licences have been Active since 28 August 2025, which makes this one of the newer licences on the register rather than a long-established group. Its sites also cite a Jersey Gambling Commission licence, RGO-2600-30.

The seven live Jupiter Gaming casinos

18+. T&Cs apply. If gambling is causing you problems, the National Gambling Helpline is on 0808 8020 133.

As of 26 August 2026, all seven name Jupiter Gaming Limited in their footers, give the same Jersey address, and cite licence reference 67098. That is a higher standard of disclosure than a lot of networks manage, and it makes the group easy to verify.

The three that left, and are still open

Ivy Casino, O’Reels and Rose Casino are listed on Jupiter’s account as Inactive domains, and all three are registered as Inactive trading names too. A reasonable reader would assume that means three closed casinos.

It does not. All three sites load, take UK players, and are perfectly legal. They moved.

Betable Limited is a Manchester company whose casino licence has been Active since 22 June 2011, with betting activities added on 17 February 2026. The footers on Ivy Casino and O’Reels confirm it: both name Betable Limited of Suite 2.01, COLONY Jactin House, Hood Street, Manchester, and cite licence reference 23328.

Inactive does not mean closed

This is the lesson worth taking away from Jupiter Gaming, and it applies to every operator on the register.

A domain marked Inactive on an account means that account no longer runs it. It says nothing about whether the site is trading, and nothing about whether the site is licensed. Here, three Inactive entries turned out to be three live, licensed casinos that had simply changed hands.

The check that actually answers the question is the footer. Open the site, read the operator statement at the bottom, take the company name and account number it gives you, and look that up. If the footer names a company and a number, and the register shows that number Active with the domain attached to it, the site is what it says it is. If the footer names nobody, that is the finding.

What to check before you deposit

Jupiter’s licence is young. It was issued in August 2025, which means there is not much of a track record to go on either way. There is no regulatory sanction against account 67098, checked on 26 August 2026, but a clean record on a one-year-old licence tells you less than a clean record on a fifteen-year-old one.

The practical points: seven of these brands share one operator, so a welcome offer taken at one may bar you at the others, and a compliance decision at one is a decision by the same company at all seven. If you want an operator with a longer record, our casino list covers licences going back well over a decade.

Our UKGC licensing guide explains the Active, Inactive and White Label statuses used above, and what are sister sites covers why one company runs seven names.