Is that gambling site licensed in the UK, and what do players say about it?
We mirror the Gambling Commission's public register every morning, spot new sites as they appear, and research each one: who runs it, its welcome offer and terms, payments, support, and what players report on review sites.
Recently researched
All researched sitesCrush It
Crush It is a UK online casino operated by Happytiger ApS (Aalborg, Denmark; part of the CEGO Group), licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 57641. The site leads with in-house "Crush It Exclusives" slots alongside well-known third-party titles, plus live roulette, blackjack and game shows. The welcome offer is a 100% deposit match up to £100 with 10x wagering on deposit plus bonus, and is shared across the operator's other brands (happytiger.co.uk, spinking.co.uk, luxcasino.co.uk).
MrQ
MrQ is a UK online casino and bingo site operated by Tek Fox Ltd (UKGC account 60629, remote casino and bingo licences). It offers slots, live casino, jackpot games, Slingo and bingo rooms, with an iOS and Android app. It markets itself on no wagering on winnings from its free spins and bonuses, a 60-second withdrawal guarantee (£10 credit if missed) and a flat £10 minimum for deposits and withdrawals.
New in the register
All new sitesNo new consumer sites in the last 60 days
We compare each day's register with the previous one. New casino, betting and bingo domains show up here the morning after the Commission lists them.
How we work
Register first
Every site starts from the Gambling Commission's own register: the licensed company, its licences and the domains it has declared.
Researched by hand
We read the site's terms, offer, payments and support pages, then what players say on Trustpilot, review sites, Reddit and the app stores.
Checked before publishing
Each profile is reviewed by an editor before it goes live, with sources listed and the date we last checked.