The King Casino sister sites in a nutshell
King Casino is one of the former AG Communications Limited casinos that Jupiter Gaming Limited now runs. Its sister sites are Mr Luck, Red Casino, 666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, Lad Casino, and Lad Bet, the only sportsbook of the seven.
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At a glance
Brand
King Casino, a black and gold slots site
Operator
Jupiter Gaming Limited (Jersey)
UKGC licence
Account 67098, from 28 August 2025
Best sister sites
Lad Casino, Mr Luck, Lad Bet, Red Casino, Dream Jackpot, and 666 Casino
Welcome offer
20 wager-free spins once your first £20 is played on Big Bass Splash
Games
922 games, with Live Casino in the menu
Contact
Live chat or support@kingcasino.com
Last checked
23 October 2026
King Casino’s six sister sites
King Casino has one of the fullest menus in the network, so for each King Casino sister site I’ve looked at what you lose or gain in the switch, as well as the look and the offer.
Lad Casino
- The closest menu: Like King Casino, it has Slingo, Arcade, and Live Casino tabs, so you won’t lose anything in the switch.
- Plus a sportsbook: Its Sports link sends you to Lad Bet, which King Casino can’t offer.
- Navy and gold: Its homepage banner features Zeus, a big fish, and a cowboy.
- Empty payment guides: Its side menu has Deposit and Withdraw links, but the first opens a blank page and the second an “unavailable” notice.
- Same bonus spins: Its 20 Big Bass Splash welcome bonus spins work the same way, with nothing to wager on what you win.
- Best for: King Casino players who’d like the same tabs with sports betting added.
Mr Luck
- Green, not gold: Mr Luck’s dark theme is lit by green buttons rather than King Casino’s gold.
- A shorter menu: There are no Slingo, Arcade, or Live Casino tabs at the top of its page.
- Casino-only now: Its old “Casino & Sportsbook” tagline has gone, along with the betting.
- Support promise: Its homepage says the support team is available 24/7 for withdrawal and account questions.
- A lottery blog: Its Casino Blog leans towards the Lotto and Premium Bonds rather than casino games.
- Best for: Players who like a simpler, darker layout.
Lad Bet
- A bookmaker: Lad Bet is the network’s sportsbook, which makes it the odd one out among King Casino’s sister sites.
- Free bet to start: Bet £20 as a new customer and you’ll get a £10 free bet.
- Markets up front: Football fixtures fill its homepage, with in-play betting and boosted odds a click away.
- Yellow and black: Its colours are closer to King Casino’s gold and black than any of the other sister sites.
- Casino tab: For slots, it points you to Lad Casino.
- Best for: Players who’d rather bet on the football than spin reels.
Red Casino
- All red: Red Casino swaps King Casino’s black for bright red, with “RED” boxed in its logo.
- Prize figures: Its promotions page shows what the Drops & Wins prize pools are worth, where King Casino’s only explains how the promotion works.
- Fewer tabs: It keeps Slingo in the top menu but not Arcade or Live Casino.
- Bold claims: Its homepage names NetEnt and Red Tiger among its providers, though neither is in its game filter.
- Same qualifying rule: The £20 has to go on Big Bass Splash, as it does at King Casino.
- Best for: Players who like to see the prize pools before they play.
Dream Jackpot
- Light and airy: Dream Jackpot’s pale blue page is the opposite of King Casino’s black and gold.
- Pick your own slot: You can use any slot for the qualifying £20 there, while King Casino ties you to Big Bass Splash.
- Icon menu: Its categories sit in a row of round icons, with no Arcade or Live Casino among them.
- No jackpots page: For a casino with “Jackpot” in its name, its jackpots link only leads back to the homepage.
- Same top ten: The most popular slots are the same as King Casino’s.
- Best for: Players who want the easiest welcome bonus spins in the network.
666 Casino
- Devilish, not royal: 666 Casino is black and red, with “Relight Your Fire!” under its logo.
- A 777 tab: It has a lucky 777 section that King Casino’s menu lacks.
- Live tables hidden away: There’s no Live Casino tab, so you reach the live games through the footer.
- Promises it can’t keep: Its live casino page names Lightning Roulette and other games its search can’t find.
- Halloween all year: The spooky tab suits its theme, whatever the season.
- Best for: Players who’d swap a crown for a pitchfork.
How this King Casino review was made
Here’s what went into this King Casino review, and if you’re curious about my approach to reviewing casinos more generally, my About Us page covers it.
Rob Hill
I tested King Casino from a UK connection by clicking through its own menus and links, and compared the claims on its homepage with its game filters and payment page. I lined its offer and menus up against each sister site’s and checked the licence on the Gambling Commission’s own site. I didn’t create an account or put money in.
23 October 2026, with Chrome on a Windows PC
Jupiter Gaming Limited, a Jersey company at 9 Bond Street, St Helier
Account 67098 (remote casino, betting, and bingo), in force since 28 August 2025
King Casino: homepage text, All Games filters, welcome offer terms, Payment Methods, Contact Us and its migration notice link, Casino Blog, Terms and Conditions, and footer; Jupiter Gaming Limited’s UK Gambling Commission register entry; promotions pages and homepages at Mr Luck, Red Casino, 666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, and Lad Casino, plus the Lad Bet homepage, Trustpilot, and google.co.uk.
Published 21 May 2026. Updated 23 October 2026 with Lad Casino and Lad Bet as open sister sites, Mr Luck as casino-only, and new offer, games, payments, and support details.
Best King Casino sister sites by player type
If you want the same menu
Lad Casino has the same Slingo, Arcade, and Live Casino tabs, plus a link to a sportsbook.
If sport is your thing
Lad Bet is the network’s bookmaker, with a free bet for new customers.
If you want an easier bonus
Dream Jackpot lets your qualifying £20 go on any slot.
If you like things simple
Mr Luck strips the menu back to the slot categories.
A full menu, and a homepage that overstates things
King Casino is black and gold, with a gold crown sitting on its handwritten “King” logo. Its menu is one of the fullest in the network: Featured, Halloween, New, Hot Slots, Drops & Wins, Megaways, Slingo, Arcade, Live Casino, and All Games, with a search bar for games or providers underneath.
Behind the menu sits the same lobby as the other Jupiter Gaming casinos: 922 games from 13 providers, led by Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO, Games Global, and Blueprint. Book of Dead, Big Bass Splash, and Fishin Frenzy Lure Em In were among the top ten when I looked, and the arcade and live sections are both a click away, which makes King Casino one of the easiest sites in the group to find your way around.
The homepage text oversells it, though. It talks about “a collection of over 1,500 of the best casino games”, when the All Games page lists 922. It says King Casino has “a range of deposit methods”, when its Payment Methods page only lists Visa and Mastercard debit cards (an Apple Pay logo also appears in the footer). And it calls King Casino “a fast withdrawal casino”, with withdrawals “typically processed within 0-5 days”, which is a long time to wait for something called fast. To its credit, that’s more than any of the network’s payment pages tell you. The Casino Blog is the usual mix of batch-posted articles, from Postcode Lottery prices to “FOBT Roulette – Strategy & Trigger Numbers”.
A migration notice that isn’t there
King Casino used to be run by AG Communications Limited, and plenty of its players will have had accounts from that time. The Contact Us page acknowledges this with a line that reads “Migrated from an old provider? Read our migration notice for important account information.” Click the link, though, and you get a 404 page. It’s been broken since at least 19 October.
That’s not a small slip. If you had an account before the move, that notice is where you’d expect to find out what happened to your balance, your login, or your safer gambling settings, and right now there’s nothing there. If you’re in that position, contact support by live chat or at support@kingcasino.com and ask directly, and keep a copy of what they tell you.
Twenty Big Bass Splash spins, with no wagering on the winnings
New players who opt in and deposit at least £20 have to play that £20 on Big Bass Splash, and the terms say it “can only be wagered” there. Do that and you get 20 welcome bonus spins on the same slot, at 10p each, with no wagering on anything they win, and seven days to claim them from My Rewards. It’s one per household, and taking your deposit back out before you’ve played it cancels the spins. None of the King Casino sister sites has a no-deposit bonus, and all five sister casinos run this same offer, with Dream Jackpot the only one that lets you qualify on any slot. Beyond the welcome offer, there’s Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins and the odd seasonal promotion, but no loyalty scheme, whatever the About Us page suggests.
How King Casino moved to Jupiter Gaming Limited
UKGC Licensed, Jupiter Gaming Limited (67098), click to verify
King Casino’s footer lists its operator as Jupiter Gaming Limited, a Jersey-based company based on Bond Street in St Helier. Jupiter Gaming’s UK Gambling Commission licence dates from 28 August 2025, for remote betting, bingo, and casino games, and it has had no regulatory action taken against it. It holds a Jersey Gambling Commission licence too, and iGamingCloud Limited supplies the software.
AG Communications Limited, the Maltese company that ran King Casino before, also ran 666 Casino, Dream Jackpot, Mr Luck, and Red Casino. On 4 February 2025, it agreed to pay £1,407,834 to settle a Gambling Commission investigation into its anti-money laundering checks, its handling of customers who might be at risk, and its self-exclusion controls. That settlement belongs to AG Communications, but King Casino’s broken migration notice is a sloppy reminder of the connection.
Debit card payments and getting in touch
Visa and Mastercard debit cards are the only methods on King Casino’s Payment Methods page. You can deposit £10 to £2,000 at a time and withdraw from £10, and support handles anything smaller. Money goes back to the card you paid with, and jackpots of more than £10,000 may come by bank transfer. The terms class customer funds as “Not Protected”.
For help, there’s live chat and support@kingcasino.com, with no phone number. Complaints get a first response within three working days and a manager’s review within ten, and IBAS deals with unresolved disputes for free after eight weeks. The terms are the same across the network, so if you self-exclude at King Casino, you’re blocked from every Jupiter Gaming site, and each sister site needs its own account.
King Casino’s reputation
King Casino has the biggest Trustpilot profile of the Jupiter Gaming casinos, with 411 reviews and an average of 1.7. The company claimed it in April 2023 but hasn’t been replying to negative reviews. Recent complaints centre on the welcome offer, with players saying their spins never showed up, on long runs of losing spins, and on a withdrawal that disappeared from one player’s transaction history. One reviewer remembers an older offer of 100 wager-free spins, which shows how often the deal has changed. There are some positive reviews, but they’re few and far between.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A full menu, with live tables and arcade games up top.
- Welcome bonus spins with no wagering on winnings.
- An actual withdrawal timescale, even if it’s slow.
- One self-exclusion that covers all seven sites.
What I don’t
- A migration notice link that leads to a 404 page.
- Homepage claims of 1,500 games and a range of payment methods.
- “Fast” withdrawals that can take five days.
- Funds rated “Not Protected”.
My King Casino sister sites verdict: well organised, poorly finished
King Casino is one of the easiest Jupiter Gaming casinos to use, thanks to a menu that puts everything in reach. But a crown only goes so far. The homepage promises more games and payment options than the site delivers, and players who came over from AG Communications are pointed to a notice that doesn’t exist. Those are the kinds of things a new owner should have sorted out by now, and it makes me wonder what else hasn’t been checked.
If you like the layout and you’re happy to play Big Bass Splash for the welcome bonus spins, it’s a sensible choice among its sister sites. Lad Casino is the King Casino sister site with the most similar menu, plus a sportsbook next door, and Dream Jackpot is the one to pick if you’d rather qualify for the spins on a slot of your choosing.
King Casino FAQ
What are the King Casino sister sites?
Lad Casino, Mr Luck, Lad Bet, Red Casino, Dream Jackpot, and 666 Casino. All six are Jupiter Gaming Limited brands, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 67098.
Who runs King Casino?
Jupiter Gaming Limited, which is based in Jersey. AG Communications Limited ran it until the move.
I had a King Casino account before the move. Where’s the migration notice?
The Contact Us page links to one, but the link currently opens a 404 page. Ask support by live chat or at support@kingcasino.com instead.
Do King Casino sister sites have a no deposit bonus?
No. You’ll need to deposit and play £20 for the welcome spins at any of the casinos, and Lad Bet’s free bet needs a £20 bet first.
How long do King Casino withdrawals take?
Its homepage says withdrawals are “typically processed within 0-5 days”, and they go back to the debit card you deposited with.
Does King Casino have a live casino?
Yes. It has its own Live Casino tab in the menu, with game shows, roulette, and blackjack.