What White Label Means on the Gambling Commission Register
Each domain on the UKGC register is tagged Active, Inactive or White Label. What the flag proves, what it does not, on three licensees read 11 Sept 2026.
Reviews
Jumpman Gaming vs Skill On Net: two ways to be the company behind a new casino
Two UKGC licensees, two opposite filing habits. In the Commission's register files of 3 September 2026, Jumpman Gaming Limited has no trading names recorded and 229 domain rows; Skill On Net Limited has 52 trading names and 61. Read side by side, with the register's Active, Inactive and White Label flags doing the work.
44Aces vs BetAhoy: two new names, one new licence
Two unfamiliar names, read off the Gambling Commission's public register instead of a homepage. One sits on a licence dated December 2025 with a single trading name and a single domain; the other is one of 52 trading names on a Cyprus account licensed since 2014. A paperwork comparison, scored.
Conquer Casino's paperwork, read before its lobby
The brand reads new; the licence behind it has been active since 2014. What the Commission's entry for ProgressPlay Limited — 192 domain names, no trading names, one seven-figure sanction — tells you that no brand-level review can.
The UKGC licence register, used properly
The Gambling Commission's public register is the first tool any player should point at a new casino. We review it like a product: what it proves, how to search it without getting lost, and where it lags.
The 2026 launch checklist, applied
What a new UKGC casino must show on day one — licence visibility, safer-gambling tools, payment and verification clarity. We review our own vetting checklist the way we review everything else: pros, cons, and a score.