Mr Ben Sister Sites: 26 Live Casinos on Its Old Licence

Mr Ben no longer takes bets. Until this autumn it was one of the casinos run by White Hat Gaming Limited, the Malta company behind Gambling Commission account 52894, and that account still carries 26 live casinos. Casimba, Grand Ivy, Dream Vegas, Hello Casino, Playzee and Slot Planet are all Mr Ben sister sites in the sense that matters: the same licensee, the same complaints process and the same rules on money and identity checks.

The Gambling Commission register now lists mrben.com as Inactive, and so is its twin, mrrun.com. Both addresses now show a MrBen.com holding page. The brand is moving to its owner, Mr iGaming & Fintech Group Ltd of Cyprus, which says it will relaunch Mr Ben on its own platform. That company did not appear on the Gambling Commission register on the check date. Until it holds a British licence, Mr Ben cannot lawfully offer gambling to players in Great Britain.

Checked 25 October 2026.

Mr Ben at a glance

What happened to Mr Ben

On 3 October 2026 mrben.com was a working casino and sportsbook. Its footer named White Hat Gaming Limited as the manager of the brand, licensed in Great Britain under number 52894.

Both mrben.com and mrrun.com still show a holding page whose countdown now targets 25 November 2026. This is a countdown target, not a confirmed relaunch date. The privacy notice at mrben.ai, effective 15 October 2026, says the White Hat platform service is ending, the brand is not closing, and Mr iGaming & Fintech Group Ltd of Cyprus (HE 421512) will run Mr Ben directly and relaunch it. That notice names this company as data controller, but the holding page instead names Mr iGaming Group Limited. The company-name discrepancy remains unresolved. Neither named company appeared in the Gambling Commission register on 11 November 2026. White Hat keeps a copy of the records to meet its own regulatory and anti-money laundering duties.

Former Mr Ben players can reach support at mrben@gamingcustomersupport.com (MrRun: mrrun@gamingcustomersupport.com). Any balance or complaint from your time at Mr Ben sits with White Hat Gaming, because it was the licensee when you played.

All the Mr Ben sister sites compared

The register lists 39 domains on account 52894: 7 Active (White Hat’s own brands), 19 White Label (brands White Hat runs for partners, as it ran Mr Ben) and 13 Inactive. That leaves 26 live casinos. Every live one carries the same footer line naming White Hat Gaming Limited and account 52894.

The offers below are the UK versions each site published on 25 October 2026. Offers change often, so read the terms when you join.

The 13 inactive domains belong to 10 closed brands. Thirteen domains are listed Inactive on the account: mrben.com, mrrun.com, karamba.com and karamba.co.uk, hopa.com, griffoncasino.com and griffoncasino.co.uk, captainspins.com, casigo.com, jonnyjackpot.com, reelisland.com, bettarget.com and bettarget.co.uk.

Which sister beats Mr Ben, by player type

Mr Ben’s offer suited one kind of player: someone who wanted a small cash top up with light wagering. A £100 deposit earned £25 in bonus funds, and 10x wagering meant £250 of play before the bonus turned into cash. Fair, but small. Our guide to how wagering requirements work shows the sums.

You want winnings you can withdraw at once. Miami Dice, Spinland and Temple Nile give 50 Big Bass Bonanza spins and pay the winnings as cash, capped at £100. Casimba gives the same 50 spins and states there are no wagering requirements. It adds a 50% match up to £50 on your second deposit, which makes it the closest replacement for Mr Ben’s small match bonus.

You want the most spins for a £20 deposit. Grand Ivy gives 75 spins on the same terms the others give 50. Our Grand Ivy review explains why its complaints record keeps the score down.

You want low wagering on a match bonus. Playzee’s 100% up to £25 carries the same 10x as Mr Ben did, but you must clear it in 7 days, not 30.

You play several times a week. Hello Casino, 21Prive and Skol unlock spins in stages over your first 14 days. Every spin is wager-free, but you only get the full 500+ if you keep playing, so it is no bargain for a one-off visit.

You bet on sport. 247Bet, Dream Vegas, Casimba, Playzee and Grand Ivy carry sports betting on the same licence, as Mr Ben did. 247Bet gives a £20 free bet for a £20 bet, Casimba and Dream Vegas a £10 free bet for a £10 bet, and Playzee a 100% sports match up to £30 with 10x wagering.

What sharing one licensee means for you

White Hat Gaming is answerable for every casino in the table above. The same company runs the identity checks, holds the money and handles the complaints. Its terms set out a staged complaints procedure, and at the final stage you are told which Alternative Dispute Resolution provider you can take the case to.

Accounts do not carry across. A balance at one brand does not show at another, and you register and verify separately at each. Do not assume a self-exclusion set inside one site stops you at the other 25. GAMSTOP does: every brand on the account is a British licensed casino, so a GAMSTOP exclusion covers them all.

Bonus rules are strict on duplicates. Casimba’s UK standard promotional terms (version 7.3, updated 22 October 2026) award one promotion per UK account per UK player, which they define as one per family, household address, email address, telephone number, debit card or e-payment account, or shared computer. Break that rule and all winnings are confiscated. Mainstage Bingo publishes the same clause, so expect it across the network before a second person in your home claims a welcome offer.

A relaunched Mr Ben would sit outside all of this. If it returns under Mr iGaming & Fintech Group without a Gambling Commission licence, it would not be covered by GAMSTOP or by British complaint rules.

The Commission’s record on White Hat Gaming

In December 2020 White Hat Gaming paid a £1.3 million regulatory settlement. The Commission’s statement of 28 December 2020 said a compliance assessment found weak anti-money laundering and safer gambling controls. One customer lost £70,000 in three months with no source of funds check. Contact with two others, who lost £50,000 in six hours and £85,000 in just over an hour, was ineffective. The failings happened on Grand Ivy, 21 Casino, Hello Casino and Dream Vegas. White Hat agreed to stop further spending automatically once limits are hit and to strengthen its source of funds checks.

The register’s regulatory actions tab for account 52894 now reads: no regulatory actions have been recorded for this business. Public statements stay online for three years, so the 2020 case no longer shows there. No newer statement on White Hat Gaming was published as of 25 October 2026. Our White Hat Gaming group page tracks the whole account.

Mr Ben alternatives open to UK players

If you wanted a bigger match bonus than the White Hat spin offers, JetSetSpins and NeonStake are two options, with a clear trade-off. Neither is licensed in Great Britain, neither is covered by GAMSTOP, and neither names a company in its terms. Their wagering is 20x the bonus, double Mr Ben’s 10x, and the minimum deposit is higher.

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• JetSetSpins: 200% up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins, £/€30 minimum, 20x the bonus within 7 days. Withdrawals in crypto only, £100 to £500 per request.
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Visit JetSetSpins: 200% up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins, £/€30 minimum deposit, 20x the bonus within 7 days. 18+, new players only, T&Cs apply.

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The JetSetSpins vs NeonStake comparison sets the two side by side. New to the idea of shared licences? What are sister sites explains why the licence matters more than the logo.

18+. T&Cs apply. Casinos without a Gambling Commission licence are not covered by GAMSTOP or UK dispute resolution. If gambling is causing you problems, the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133.