Jupiter Gaming Limited in a nutshell
Jupiter Gaming Limited is a Jersey-based company that took over AG Communications’ British casinos and now runs them on its own Gambling Commission licence, 67098. Its top sites are King Casino, 666 Casino, Red Casino, Mr Luck, Dream Jackpot, Lad Casino and LadBet, with RightBet also on its licence.
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At a glance
Company reviewed
Jupiter Gaming Limited, 9 Bond Street, St Helier, Jersey
UKGC licence
67098, active since 28 August 2025, no regulatory actions
Jersey licence
RGO-2600-30, from the Jersey Gambling Commission
Live UK brands
Eight on the register, plus three inactive names
Previous portfolio
AG Communications Limited of Malta
Software
iGamingCloud Limited, UKGC licence 44073
Funds protection
Not protected, according to the terms
Last checked
19 October 2026
All eight Jupiter Gaming brands, profiled
666 Casino
- The devilish one: 666 Casino is black and fiery red, with “Relight Your Fire!” written under its logo.
- Sevens on tap: Its games menu has a 777 section for classic sevens slots, which none of its sister sites gives a tab of their own.
- Fishing first: Fishin Frenzy Lure Em In and Big Bass Splash top its list, the same pair that lead most of the family’s lobbies.
- Prize drops explained: Its promotions page explains how to filter for Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins games, plus the 20-spin offer.
- Where to get help: Live chat and support@666casino.com, with no phone line.
- Best for: Players who like a casino with a bit of attitude.
Dream Jackpot
- The light one: Dream Jackpot is the only casino in the family with a white, airy design, and its logo puts a pound coin inside a purple cloud.
- Icons, not words: Its games menu is a row of round icons for Search, New, Hot, Drops & Wins, Slingo, Megaways and the rest.
- Slingo on the agenda: Slingo gets its own homepage section, seemingly at the expense of the live casino section.
- The shared offer: New players get the network’s standard 20 Big Bass Splash spins after £20 deposited, with no wagering on winnings.
- Help by chat or email: Its contact page offers live chat and support@dreamjackpot.com.
- Best for: Players who find the darker Jupiter Gaming sister sites a bit heavy on the eyes.
King Casino
- The royal one: King Casino wears a gold crown over a white script logo on a near-black background.
- A full menu: Featured, Slingo, Arcade, and Live Casino each get their own tabs, alongside the usual New, Hot Slots, Drops & Wins, and Megaways.
- Search by studio: The search bar lets you look up games by name or provider.
- A broken signpost: The contact page asks players coming from the old AG Communications version of King Casino to read a migration notice, but the link goes to a “Page Not Found” error.
- Chat or email: Get help via live chat or support@kingcasino.com.
- Best for: Players who want Slingo, arcade games and live tables all a click away.
Mr Luck
- The green one: Mr Luck is black, with a bright green “LUCK” in its logo and matching green buttons.
- Casino-only now: The site no longer has a sportsbook, just slots, Megaways, prize drops, and the rest of the casino.
- An arcade row: Its homepage has a section of quick-fire arcade games such as Plinko 5,000, Instant Blitz and Piggy Smash.
- Round-the-clock support: The homepage says its support team is available 24/7.
- Plenty of reading: A long guide below the games explains roulette, blackjack, slots and how withdrawals work.
- Best for: Players who like fast, simple arcade games mixed in with their slots.
Red Casino
- The red one: Red Casino lives up to its name, with a bright red header and pages to match.
- A plain logo: “RED” wrapped in a white box beside the word “CASINO”, about as simple as branding gets.
- Slingo included: Its menu includes Halloween, Hot Slots, New, Drops & Wins, Slingo and Megaways.
- Live games inside: The homepage links through to a live casino section of real dealer tables.
- Same deal again: The welcome offer is 20 free spins on Big Bass Splash after you play £20.
- Best for: Players who like a bold, no-fuss casino.
Lad Casino
- The navy and gold one: Lad Casino is dark navy with a yellow “LAD”, and its banner features a Zeus figure, a big golden fish and an explorer.
- A sports button: The Sports link at the top takes you straight to LadBet, its betting partner.
- Plenty of tabs: Slingo, Arcade and Live Casino appear beside the slots sections in its menu.
- New studio games: 3 Pigs of Olympus 2 is in its top ten, part of the Gaming Corps range that came in under Jupiter’s content deal.
- Help through chat: Like the rest of the network, it has live chat and an email address but no phone line.
- Best for: Players who want a casino and a sportsbook that link to each other.
LadBet
- The sportsbook: LadBet is the family’s betting site, with football, tennis, basketball, and dozens of other sports on the left-hand side.
- A free bet to start: New customers who bet £20 get a £10 free bet.
- Boosted prices: Boosted Odds has its own place in the sports list.
- Casino next door: Its Casino tab sends you to Lad Casino rather than a casino of its own.
- Something to read: It also runs a casino blog, linked from the site.
- Best for: Sports bettors who want a small, simple bookmaker with a casino partner a click away.
RightBet
- The newcomer: RightBet is listed as an active casino on Jupiter’s UK licence, but its footer still names Betable Limited of Manchester as the operator.
- Different software: It runs on Grace Media’s platform, not the iGamingCloud software behind the other seven.
- Odds boosts up front: Its homepage leads with daily enhanced prices and boosted Bet Builders.
- Dark green styling: A dark page with a green swoosh under its logo sets it apart from LadBet’s navy and gold.
- A casino tab too: Casino and Promotions links beside the sportsbook in its top menu.
- Best for: Bettors who like boosted prices.
How this Jupiter Gaming Limited review was made
These are the sources behind my look at Jupiter Gaming Limited, and my About Us page explains how I work.
Rob Hill
I visited each brand as a new player would, compared what each one offers with its sister sites, and checked the company’s licences directly with the regulators.
19 October 2026, with Chrome on Windows
Jupiter Gaming Limited, 9 Bond Street, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3NP
Jupiter Gaming Limited, account 67098
The Gambling Commission register entries for Jupiter Gaming Limited (licence summary, trading names and domain names), AG Communications Limited (domain names and regulatory action) and Betable Limited (domain names); the Jersey Gambling Commission’s list of licensees; the homepages, promotions, contact pages and footers of 666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, King Casino, Mr Luck, Red Casino, Lad Casino, LadBet and RightBet; 666 Casino’s terms and payment methods page; Gaming Corps’ announcement of its content deal with Jupiter Gaming; Trustpilot; and google.co.uk.
Published 19 October 2026
How a Jersey-based company ended up with AG Communications Limited’s casinos
UKGC Licensed, Jupiter Gaming Limited (67098), click to verify
Jupiter Gaming Limited is registered at 9 Bond Street in St Helier, Jersey. Its UK Gambling Commission licence, account 67098, has covered remote casino, bingo, and betting since 28 August 2025, and no regulatory actions have been taken against it. Its casinos and LadBet also name a second licence in their footers, RGO-2600-30 from the Jersey Gambling Commission, and Jersey’s own list of licensees shows Jupiter as one of just three online gambling operators on the island. The software behind the casinos comes from iGamingCloud Limited, which holds its own British licence, 44073.
Five of these casinos (666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, King Casino, Mr Luck and Red Casino) used to belong to AG Communications Limited of Malta. AG’s account is still on the UK register, but every casino covered under it now shows as inactive, those five included. AG’s record matters to the history here: on 4 February 2025 it agreed to pay £1,407,834 in lieu of a financial penalty, plus the regulator’s costs, after a review found failings in its anti-money laundering and social responsibility controls between 2023 and 2024, including its handling of self-exclusion. That settlement belongs to AG Communications, not to Jupiter Gaming, whose own record is clean so far.
The seams of the move are still showing at the edges. When the games studio Gaming Corps announced a content deal with Jupiter Gaming in June 2026, it described the brands as moving “onto the operator’s own UKGC licence”. King Casino’s contact page still asks players who “Migrated from an old provider” to read a migration notice, but the link leads to a “Page Not Found” error, which isn’t much help to anyone with an old account.
Eight sites on the register, and three more waiting?
Jupiter Gaming Limited’s UK licence lists eight active web addresses: 666casino.com, dreamjackpot.com, kingcasino.com, ladbet.com, ladcasino.com, mrluck.com, redcasino.com and rightbet.com. Below them are three inactive ones, ivycasino.com, oreels.com, and rosecasino.com, which also make up the licence’s three trading names: Ivy Casino, O’Reels Casino, and Rose Casino.
Those last four names are the interesting part. RightBet, Ivy Casino, O’Reels, and Rose Casino are all active UK brands licensed under Betable Limited of Manchester, and Betable’s licence still lists each as a white label. RightBet’s own footer still says it’s operated by Betable on licence 23328, with software from Grace Media, yet the Gambling Commission lists rightbet.com as active under Jupiter Gaming too. Jersey’s list of licensees, meanwhile, already puts Ivy Casino, Rose Casino and O’Reels under Jupiter Gaming’s name. Neither company says what’s going on with all this, but it looks very much like the same kind of handover AG’s casinos went through, with Betable’s brands next in line. If you play at any of them, keep an eye on the operator named in the footer – it might be about to change.
One sign-up offer, six casinos
Every Jupiter Gaming casino has the same first-deposit deal. Deposit £20 and play it through on Big Bass Splash within seven days, and you get 20 extra spins on the same game, with no wagering requirements on what you win. It’s small, but there’s no catch in the maths, which is more than many bigger offers can say. LadBet, the sportsbook, offers a £10 free bet when you bet £20.
After that, the promotions pages are a little empty. The casinos point you to Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins prize drops and whatever seasonal promotion is running, and that’s about it. There’s no loyalty scheme on show and nothing to separate one casino from another on bonuses, so if you’re choosing between them, choose on look and game selection.
Debit cards, and money that isn’t protected
Payment pages on Jupiter Gaming casinos are short and to the point. Deposits start at £10 and go up to £2,000 a time, withdrawals start at £10, and the only method they list is a Visa or Mastercard debit card, for both deposits and withdrawals. If you prefer PayPal, an e-wallet or open banking, that network doesn’t offer them.
The terms place customer money in the Gambling Commission’s “Not Protected” tier, which means it would form part of the company’s assets if it ever went bust. If a complaint can’t be settled with the casino, Jupiter uses IBAS, the Independent Betting Adjudication Service, which is free to use.
Chat and email at every brand, but no phone
Each site has live chat and its own support email address, such as support@666casino.com and support@kingcasino.com, but none provide a phone number. Mr Luck’s homepage says its support team is available 24/7.
Something that needs updating across the whole network: every casino website footer still sends players to BeGambleAware for help. GambleAware closed in March 2026, so the National Gambling Helpline number it gives is the bit to use, and GamCare and GAMSTOP are the places to go for support and self-exclusion.
What players say about Jupiter Gaming’s brands
The two brands with the longest review records both score 1.7 on Trustpilot: King Casino from 416 reviews and 666 Casino from 279, and both profiles have been claimed by the business.
Most recent one-star reviews focus on money. Players describe withdrawals that vanished from their transaction history or got stuck in a queue after their documents were approved, and a few say the new player spins never arrived after they met the conditions. Plenty of short reviews also call the company’s casinos a scam. Given that most of these sites only changed owner in 2026, it’s worth watching whether things improve under Jupiter Gaming, but right now the record doesn’t give much reason for confidence.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A clean UK Gambling Commission licence.
- A simple sign-up offer with no wagering on the spins’ winnings.
- Free independent dispute resolution through IBAS.
- Licensed in Jersey as well as by the Gambling Commission.
What I don’t
- Very little to choose between the company’s casinos, which share one set of terms and almost no regular promotions.
- 666 Casino’s payment page offers support only for debit cards, and customer money isn’t protected.
- No phone line at any casino, and footers still pointing to the closed GambleAware.
- Broken migration notice for players moved over from the old AG Communications versions of some of the brands.
My Jupiter Gaming Limited verdict: a fresh licence for some tired casinos
Jupiter Gaming has done the paperwork properly. It’s licensed in Britain and Jersey, its register entry is clean, and the sign-up offer is honest, if small. What it hasn’t done yet is give anyone a reason to pick one of its casinos over another, or over the rest of the market. The sites share one offer, one payment method and one set of terms, the promotions are sparse, and the player reviews it inherited are poor.
If you already play at one of these casinos, there’s no reason to panic, but keep your records and use IBAS if a withdrawal stalls. If you’re choosing a new one, pick the look you like best: King Casino and Lad Casino have the fullest lineups, Dream Jackpot has the best design, and LadBet is the one to try for sports.
Jupiter Gaming Limited FAQ
Who owns 666 Casino and King Casino?
Jupiter Gaming Limited of St Helier, Jersey, under Gambling Commission licence 67098. They used to belong to AG Communications Limited.
Which sites does Jupiter Gaming run?
666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, King Casino, Mr Luck, Red Casino, Lad Casino and LadBet, with RightBet also listed on its licence. Ivy Casino, Rose Casino and O’Reels are listed as inactive.
Is Jupiter Gaming Limited licensed?
Yes. It holds Gambling Commission licence 67098, active since 28 August 2025 with no regulatory actions, and a Jersey Gambling Commission licence.
Is RightBet run by Jupiter Gaming?
The register lists rightbet.com under both Jupiter Gaming and Betable Limited, but RightBet’s footer still names Betable as its operator.
Where can I take a complaint about a Jupiter Gaming casino?
To the casino first, then to IBAS, which the terms name as the free independent dispute service.