Fruity King Sister Sites 2026
Every confirmed sister casino of Fruity King — with the real bonus, licence and payment data we hold.
Understanding the Fruity King sister sites
Fruity King sister sites are best understood not as a marketing label but as a straightforward consequence of ownership. Fruity King is operated by ProgressPlay Limited, and it is that shared operating company, rather than any branding similarity, which defines what counts as a genuine sister casino. Within the ProgressPlay network, the only brands the dataset allows us to confirm as siblings of Fruity King are HI and MR. Both are listed below with their current status and offers, and both sit alongside Fruity King under the same legal entity, which has held active status with the UK Gambling Commission since the brand’s founding in 2015. Where a site cannot be tied back to ProgressPlay Limited through verifiable evidence, it has no place on this page, regardless of how similar its name or theme might appear. That discipline is what separates a comparison page from a guessing exercise, and it is the reason this introduction deliberately says nothing about brands beyond HI and MR.
What actually carries over between sister casinos
Being part of the same ProgressPlay family tends to mean far more in practice than a shared owner on paper. Sister casinos built on common operator infrastructure typically run on the same underlying platform, so the registration process, the account verification steps, and the general account management experience feel familiar from one brand to the next. Payment processing tends to follow the same plumbing too, meaning deposit and withdrawal methods, and the checks applied to them, are broadly consistent across the network rather than reinvented per brand. Customer support is frequently handled through shared infrastructure as well, so the standard of service and the channels available at Fruity King are a reasonable guide to what to expect at HI or MR. Game-lobby overlap is usually the most visible carry-over of all, since operators in a single network commonly license from an overlapping pool of studios, so a player who enjoys the slot or table selection at one brand will often recognise a large proportion of it at the others. What does not carry over automatically is the promotional layer. Bonus terms, wagering conditions, and eligibility rules are set individually per brand, which means the terms attached to any current offer for HI or MR in the list below are the ones that actually apply, not whatever happens to be running at Fruity King at the same time. Treating the promotional side of each brand as separate is essential, and it is precisely why this introduction avoids describing any specific offer.
When a sister site is the right move, and when it is not
Recommending a sister brand only makes sense when the underlying reason for looking elsewhere is genuinely satisfied by staying inside the same operator family. If a player is comfortable with the account verification process, payment options, and general support experience at Fruity King but simply wants a different lobby theme or a fresh promotional offer, then HI or MR are logical next steps precisely because so much of the operational groundwork is already familiar. That is the practical value of a verified sister list: it removes the guesswork of starting from zero with an unfamiliar operator. Equally, there are situations where recommending a sister brand would be the wrong call, and honesty about that matters as much as the family connection itself. A player whose concerns relate to something structural to ProgressPlay itself, such as a particular support process, a specific payment restriction, or the general style of game selection across the network, is unlikely to find a meaningfully different experience simply by moving to HI or MR, since those elements tend to be shared rather than brand-specific. In that case, a different operator entirely, reviewed independently on its own merits, is the more honest recommendation, and readers looking for that kind of alternative are better served by browsing casino reviews elsewhere on the site than by being steered toward a sibling brand that will not solve the underlying issue.
How this page stays accurate over time
The sister list that sits beneath this introduction is built from register-verified ownership links rather than assumption, and each entry carries a live status flag reflecting its current standing rather than a historic snapshot. Brands are added to the Fruity King family only once that ownership evidence exists, and just as importantly, brands are removed the moment the evidence supporting their inclusion no longer holds. This is why the list should always be treated as the current word on which sister casinos are genuine, with this introduction serving only as context for how that family, and the practical overlap within it, actually works.
Who owns Fruity King?
| Legal entity | ProgressPlay Limited |
| Operator network | ProgressPlay |
| UKGC status | Active |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Confirmed sister brands | 2 |
All Fruity King sister casinos
Sister site comparison
| Brand | Welcome bonus | Wagering | Min deposit | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fruity King | — | 35-60x Re-verifying | £10 | 39335 |
| Hippozino | — | 35-60x Re-verifying | £10 | 39335 |
| Mr Slot | — | 35-60x Re-verifying | £10 | 39335 |
Our testing process
Every brand on this page is matched to its licence on the UK Gambling Commission public register, then checked on the live site for operator name, platform and payment options. Where a value in our dataset is flagged for re-verification we mark it rather than restate it as current fact, and where we hold nothing at all the field is simply omitted.
Safety & licensing
| Site | Legal entity | UKGC licence no. | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fruity King | ProgressPlay Limited | 39335 | Active |
| Hippozino | ProgressPlay Limited | 39335 | Active |
| Mr Slot | ProgressPlay Limited | 39335 | Active |
Bonus & wagering explained
Wagering is the number of times bonus funds must be staked before withdrawal. A £50 bonus at 35x wagering means £1,750 of qualifying stakes; the same bonus at 0x is cash. Sister brands on one platform often share wagering rules even when the headline offer differs, so compare the wagering column above rather than the headline number.