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Crush It Casino is the newest UK casino from Happytiger ApS, a Danish company with four brands on one Gambling Commission licence. Its three sister sites are Happy Tiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King.
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At a glance
Brand
Crush It Casino, a neon slots and live casino site with a lightning-bolt logo
Operator
Happytiger ApS of Aalborg, Denmark
UKGC licence
Account 57641, active since 9 July 2021
Best sister sites
Happy Tiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King
Welcome offer
100% up to £100 on a first deposit of £20 or more
Games
Slots, in-house exclusives, bingo games, and 22 live tables
Contact
Freephone, email, and live chat
Last checked
21 October 2026
The Crush It Casino sister sites
Happytiger ApS runs just four casinos, so these three are the only Crush It Casino sister sites there are, each with its own look but the same welcome offer and many of the same “exclusive” games.
Happy Tiger
- The bingo one: Happy Tiger is the network’s bingo site, with Bingo 90 and Bingo 75 rooms on their own Bingo page, where Crush It Casino only shows its bingo games if you manually search for them.
- A prize every five minutes: You can play up to 40 tickets a round, and the £2,500 Mega Prize is “winnable every 5th minute”.
- Bright and breezy: The site is bright blue with a tiger-stripe logo, and its homepage video features a man in a Hawaiian shirt fishing from a boat.
- The same exclusives: Its “must-play” row leads with Midnight Bingo, Temple of the Sun, Betty’s Burgers, and Zodiac Signs, all of which Crush It Casino sells as its own exclusives.
- Same bonus: You get the same matched deposit bonus as at Crush It Casino, but you can only claim it once across the whole sister sites family.
- Best for: Players who want a Crush It Casino sister site with proper bingo rooms.
Lux Casino
- The members’ club one: Lux Casino is dark green and gold, with a diamond crest logo, and calls itself “A Curated Club” for “players who know the difference”.
- No tiers here: It’s “Free to join. No tiers, no points, no homework”, which matches Crush It Casino’s promise of “no ladders and no levels”.
- A monthly pick: The homepage features a “This Month’s Collection” of slots, alongside titles it calls “available only to members”.
- The Live Lounge: Roulette, blackjack, and the game shows “stream from the Evolution studio”, with “Black-tie optional” as the dress code.
- Posh name, same bonus: Its homepage promises “High class bonuses”, but its welcome offer matches Crush It Casino’s 100% up to £100.
- Best for: Players who’d like a calmer, more grown-up look than Crush It Casino’s neon.
Spin King
- The royal one: Spin King is navy and gold, with a crown in its logo and “The Royal Treatment” on its homepage.
- Studios on show: Its homepage shows logos for Magnet, Big Time Gaming, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Red Tiger, Games Global, and Hacksaw Gaming, where Crush It Casino doesn’t list its studios.
- A shared “exclusive”: It calls its welcome offer “exclusive”, even though it’s the same 100% up to £100 on all four Crush It Casino sister sites.
- Big on jackpots: “Progressive Super Jackpots” is one of the three promises at the top of the page, and the jackpots are shared across the family.
- Offers by email: It promises “fresh offers through the week” after the welcome bonus, and suggests keeping an eye on your inbox.
- Best for: Players who like to know which studios made the slots they’re playing.
How this Crush It Casino review was made
This is what my Crush It Casino review is based on, and my About Us page explains how I go about reviews in general.
Rob Hill
I explored Crush It Casino as a new UK player would, tested its promise of clear terms against the bonus rules, and checked the licence and its brands at the Gambling Commission.
21 October 2026, in Chrome on Windows
Happytiger ApS, Lauritzens Plads 1, 9000 Aalborg, Denmark, business registration number 41473150
Account 57641, remote casino and bingo, active since 9 July 2021, with 13 active domains across four brands
Crush It Casino: homepage and welcome bonus terms, slots and live casino lobbies, game search, FAQ, Support, About us, Safer Gambling, and Terms and Conditions; the Gambling Commission register entry, trading names, and domain list for Happytiger ApS, and the Commission’s guidance on bonus wagering; the homepages and offers of Happy Tiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King, and Happy Tiger’s Bingo page; Trustpilot; and google.co.uk.
Published 21 October 2026
Best Crush It Casino sister sites by player type
If bingo is what you want
Happy Tiger is the one with bingo rooms you can find from the menu, and a Mega Prize up for grabs every few minutes.
If you want a quieter evening
Lux Casino swaps the neon for dark green and gold, with a monthly selection of slots and a live lounge.
If you want to know the studios
Spin King is the only one of the four that lists the game makers on its homepage.
“Straight terms up front”, with one catch
Crush It Casino makes a big deal of being open about its terms. The homepage promises “straight terms up front”, and the About Us page says that “if an offer has a condition, it is printed next to the claim”. To be fair to it, that’s true. The full welcome bonus terms appear on the homepage under the offer, written in plain English, with a worked example of what you’d have to wager.
The offer is 100% of your first deposit up to £100 for new players in Britain, excluding Northern Ireland. You have to opt in when you sign up, then deposit at least £20 within 31 days. You must wager your deposit and the bonus together 10 times on selected slots within 30 days, and bingo stakes count double, so you’d only need half as much play on bingo. Winnings from bonus play are capped at £300, except for progressive jackpots and the Midnight Bingo Mega Prize, and withdrawing your deposit before you finish cancels the bonus. You can only claim one welcome offer across Crush It Casino and its three sister sites.
The catch is what the 10x applies to. Because it applies to your deposit as well as the bonus, a £100 deposit with a £100 bonus means £2,000 of slot play, which is 20 times the bonus money you’ve been given. The terms don’t hide that, and the worked example shows it, but “10x” sounds a lot lighter than it is. Beyond the welcome offer, there’s no loyalty scheme (“no ladders and no levels”) and not even a promotions page, just “Crushing Rewards” that turn up in your account.
“Exclusive” slots, shared with its sister sites
Crush It Casino looks nothing like its sister sites. The logo features chunky lilac-and-orange lettering with a lightning bolt; the pages are deep purple with neon glows; and the homepage video is a woman leaping through sparks behind the “First deposit doubled” offer.
Its big selling point is “Crush It Exclusives”, slots “built in-house, not bought in”. The Exclusive Slots row has 16 of them, including Flaming Tiger, Big Bait, Blazing Dragon, Temple of The Sun, Jokers Club, Zodiac Signs, Betty’s Burgers, and Midnight Bingo. They’re made by the company’s own studio, but they aren’t exclusive to Crush It Casino. The same games lead the homepage at Happy Tiger, so “exclusive” really means exclusive to the family.
The rest of the slots are sorted by theme rather than by studio, in rows such as Big Catch, Irish Slots, Megaways Mania, Cash and Heist, and Nightfall Reels, and there’s no way to filter by provider. Big Bass Splash, Dragonlings: Fire and Riches Power Combo, Divine Fortune Gold, Fishin Frenzy Lure ‘Em In, and 12 Pots of Gold: Drum Frenzy were at the top of the list when I looked. The live casino has 22 tables, including Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, Monopoly Live, Funky Time, and several versions of blackjack. Bingo 75, Bingo 90, and Bingo Mania are there too, but only if you search for them.
Happytiger ApS and its four casinos
UKGC Licensed, Happytiger ApS (57641), click to verify
Happytiger ApS is a Danish company based in Aalborg, and it’s held UK Gambling Commission licence 57641 since 9 July 2021, covering remote casino and bingo, with no regulatory actions on record. The register lists four active trading names, Crush It, Happytiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King, and 13 active web addresses, most of them spelling variations of Spin King. Two older bingo brands, Bingo Boost and Bingo Burst, are listed as inactive. Crush It is the newest of the four, joining the family in 2026.
The Crush It Casino sister sites share more than a licence. Jackpots and prize pools are shared across all of the company’s sites, and the terms say Bingo 90 prize pools are also shared with games run by CEGO Group in other countries. Crush It Casino is too new to have built up much of a record with players, and Trustpilot doesn’t yet have a page for crushit.co.uk.
A freephone line, and a chat that wants your cookies
Crush It Casino has a freephone number, 0800 870 8060, open from 10am to 8pm on weekdays and from 2pm to 8pm at weekends, and an email address, support@crushit.co.uk. There’s live chat too, but when I pressed Contact Support, the site told me I’d have to click “Allow All” in its cookie settings to use it. Saying no to tracking cookies shouldn’t cost you the quickest way to reach a human, and that’s a poor design choice.
The footer includes logos for TrueLayer, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, and PayPal, but the minimum amounts, fees, and timings for each method only appear in the cashier once you’ve signed up. The FAQ says there’s no withdrawal limit, that “most withdrawals are handled and expedited within 24 hours or less”, and that the money goes back to the method you paid in with. The terms keep the right to pass on a payment provider’s admin fees for withdrawals. Your balance is held in a separate customer account with Xace Limited, a payment firm registered with the Financial Conduct Authority, which the terms rate as medium protection.
Deposit, loss, and session limits, reality checks, time-outs, and self-exclusion are all handled in your account, and an automatic affordability limit resets on the 22nd of each month and can’t be changed by staff. Complaints go to support by phone or email within six months, and anything unresolved after eight weeks can go to eCOGRA for free. The site links to GAMSTOP, GamCare, and the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, though its footer still sends you to GambleAware, a charity that closed in March 2026.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- Welcome bonus terms on the homepage, with a worked example.
- A freephone number and a free route to eCOGRA for disputes.
- No withdrawal limit, and customer money held at medium protection.
- A full set of safer gambling tools in your account.
What I don’t
- 10x wagering on deposit and bonus together, so £2,000 of play for a £100 bonus.
- Live chat only if you accept all cookies.
- “Exclusive” slots that the three Crush It Casino sister sites have too.
- No way to see or filter games by studio.
My Crush It Casino sister sites verdict: a new coat of paint on a proven template
I’ve got to say, Crush It Casino gets more right than most new casinos. It’s properly licensed, the people behind it are easy to identify, and it really does put its terms next to its offers. What it doesn’t do is offer anything you can’t get at its sister sites. The exclusive games, the jackpots, the welcome offer, and the rules are shared across all four, and you only get one welcome offer between them, so the choice comes down to which look you like best.
If the neon and the lightning bolt appeal, Crush It Casino is a decent place to play, as long as you go in knowing how much play the welcome offer really needs. If you’d rather have bingo, Happy Tiger is the better fit, and if you want something calmer, Lux Casino is the most grown-up of the Crush It Casino sister sites.
Crush It Casino FAQ
Who owns Crush It Casino?
Happytiger ApS, a Danish company based in Aalborg, runs Crush It Casino under Gambling Commission licence 57641.
What are the Crush It Casino sister sites?
Happy Tiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King are its only sister sites, and all four casinos share the same licence.
Is Crush It Casino licensed in the UK?
Yes. Happytiger ApS has held its Gambling Commission licence since 9 July 2021, and it covers remote casino and bingo.
Can I claim the welcome bonus at Crush It Casino and its sister sites?
No. Each person gets one welcome offer between Crush It Casino, Happy Tiger, Lux Casino, and Spin King.
How do I contact Crush It Casino?
You can call 0800 870 8060 between 10am and 8pm on weekdays or 2pm and 8pm at weekends, or email support@crushit.co.uk. Live chat only works if you accept all cookies.