PlayOJO Sister Sites 2026

PlayOJO’s sister sites are the other online casinos operated by Skill On Net Limited under the same UK Gambling Commission account. Based on the UKGC public register, PlayOJO’s licence (account number 39326) currently covers six sister brands we can name directly — Spin Genie, Slots Magic, Mega Casino, Megaways Casino, Lord Ping and Prime Slots — plus a further 28 brands recorded against the same licence. That’s roughly 34 sister casinos operating under the Skill On Net group alongside PlayOJO itself. This page sets out exactly what that means for UK players, what we can and can’t confirm about each brand, and how PlayOJO’s own offer stacks up against the wider group.

We’ve written this page because ‘sister sites’ searches usually come from one of two places: players who liked PlayOJO and want to know if the same trust and features exist elsewhere, or players checking whether a self-exclusion on one site actually protects them on another. Both questions have straightforward answers once you understand how the licence works, which we cover below.

How the licence works

In the UK, every online casino has to hold a licence issued by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), and that licence is granted to a company, not to a brand. A single licensed operator can run dozens of consumer-facing websites — different names, different themes, sometimes different welcome offers — but they all sit under one legal entity and one UKGC account number. That account number is the detail that actually tells you which sites are ‘sisters’, because brand names alone can be misleading or get rebranded.

PlayOJO is operated by Skill On Net Limited, a company that has held a UK licence for many years and built up a large portfolio of casino brands. The relevant UKGC account number is 39326. Any site listed on that same account is legally the same operator wearing a different skin: same licence conditions, same regulatory obligations, same duty of care towards UK customers, and in most cases the same back-end platform technology even where the front-end design, name and welcome offer differ.

This matters for a few practical reasons. First, complaints and disputes for any brand on account 39326 are ultimately the responsibility of Skill On Net Limited, so if something goes wrong on a sister site the same regulatory route applies as it would for PlayOJO. Second, responsible gambling tools operated at company level — rather than brand level — can apply across every site on the licence, which we explain in more detail in the FAQs below. Third, because the operator is the same, general reputation and financial standing (for example, whether withdrawals are historically paid promptly) tend to be reasonably consistent across the group, even though individual brand terms can still differ.

It’s worth being clear about what a shared licence does not mean. It doesn’t mean every sister site has an identical welcome offer, the same game selection, or the same wagering rules — operators frequently differentiate sister brands specifically so they can target different types of player. It also doesn’t automatically mean every sister site is a good fit for every PlayOJO player; some are older brands with more traditional bonus structures, others may be smaller or more niche. Always check the terms of any individual sister site before signing up, and never assume a bonus or feature carries over from PlayOJO just because the operator is the same.

The sister sites

The sister brands below come from the UKGC register’s domain records for account 39326. Where we have enough information to say something factual about a brand, we’ve included it. Where we don’t, we’ve said so plainly rather than guessing — treat anything marked ‘being verified’ as unconfirmed rather than a promise about what you’ll find if you sign up.

Spin Genie

Spin Genie is one of the more established brands on the Skill On Net licence and, like PlayOJO, is aimed at slots-led UK players. Specific current details of its welcome offer, game count and payment options are being verified — we’d rather flag that than repeat unverified marketing claims. What we can confirm is that it sits on the same UKGC account as PlayOJO, so the same operator standards apply.

Slots Magic

Slots Magic is another long-running Skill On Net brand with a name that signals its slots focus. As with Spin Genie, we don’t have independently confirmed facts on its current promotions or payment methods to hand, so those details are being verified. It shares PlayOJO’s licence and legal entity, which is the fact we can state with confidence.

Mega Casino

Mega Casino is part of the same group and, based on its branding, appears to position itself as a broader casino offering rather than a slots-only site. We haven’t been supplied with verified specifics on its current bonus terms or banking options, so we’re not going to guess at figures — those remain being verified. The licence connection to PlayOJO via Skill On Net Limited is confirmed.

Megaways Casino

Megaways Casino’s name points to a focus on the Megaways slot mechanic, which is a popular format across the UK market. Beyond that reasonable inference from the branding, we don’t have confirmed detail on its current offer, wagering requirements or payment providers, so treat those as being verified rather than assumed. It is confirmed as sitting on the same UKGC licence account as PlayOJO.

Lord Ping

Lord Ping is a distinctly branded Skill On Net site with its own visual identity separate from PlayOJO’s. We don’t have verified current facts on its promotions, game library size or payment methods, so those are being verified. What we can say factually is that it operates under the same UKGC account number, 39326, as PlayOJO.

Prime Slots

Prime Slots is another slots-focused brand within the group. As with the other sisters listed here, we haven’t been given confirmed specifics on its current welcome offer or banking options, so we’re marking those as being verified rather than repeating unverified claims. Its inclusion on the same UKGC licence as PlayOJO is confirmed by the register.

The other 28 Skill On Net brands

Beyond the six named brands above, the UKGC register lists a further 28 domains against the same account number, 39326. We don’t have individual names, offers or feature sets for these confirmed to a standard we’re comfortable publishing as fact, so rather than listing invented brand names or guessing at their positioning, we’re stating plainly: there are approximately 28 additional sister sites on this licence, and their individual details are being verified. If you come across a UK casino brand and want to check whether it’s a PlayOJO sister, the reliable way to confirm it is to look up the operator’s UKGC account number on the public register yourself, or check the licence details in that casino’s own footer, which UK-licensed operators are required to display.

How PlayOJO compares

Since we can’t yet verify detailed terms for the individual sister brands, the fairest comparison we can make right now is between PlayOJO’s own confirmed offer and standard UK market expectations, so you know what you’re being measured against if you do explore a sister site later.

PlayOJO’s current welcome offer is 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza, staked at 10p per spin, awarded on the basis of one spin per £1 deposited. The headline feature here is that there’s no wagering requirement attached — wins from the spins are paid out as real cash rather than bonus funds that need to be played through multiple times before withdrawal. This 0x wagering approach isn’t limited to the welcome offer either; PlayOJO applies a house-wide no-wagering policy, which is a meaningful point of difference from a large chunk of the UK casino market, where wagering requirements of 20x, 35x or more on bonus funds remain common.

On payments, PlayOJO supports Visa Debit, Mastercard Debit, PayPal, Apple Pay, Trustly and Bank Transfer. The presence of PayPal is worth flagging specifically, since not every UK casino offers it, and it remains one of the payment methods UK players most often ask about due to its familiarity and built-in transaction records. Payout speed is claimed by the operator at 95% of withdrawals processed within minutes, and independent testing on a Visa withdrawal recorded a payout landing in around six hours — slower than the headline claim but still within a timeframe most UK players would consider reasonable for card withdrawals, which can sometimes take several working days elsewhere.

Taken together — no-wagering policy, a varied and mainstream payment method list, and payout speeds that tested reasonably close to the operator’s own claims — PlayOJO earns a 9 out of 10 rating from us. That’s a strong score in a market where wagering requirements and slow withdrawals are still two of the most common player complaints. If any of the sister brands listed above adopt similarly player-friendly wagering or payment terms, we’ll update this page once those details are independently confirmed; until then, don’t assume a sister site matches PlayOJO’s terms just because the operator is the same.

It’s also worth noting that a shared operator does not mean a shared game supply is guaranteed identical, nor that customer support standards will feel indistinguishable brand to brand — some sister sites within larger groups run leaner support teams or narrower game catalogues than the flagship brand. If you’re choosing between PlayOJO and a sister site, it’s sensible to check each site’s own terms and current promotions page directly rather than relying on the reputation of the parent group alone.

FAQs

What are the PlayOJO sister sites?
Based on the UKGC register, PlayOJO’s confirmed sister sites include Spin Genie, Slots Magic, Mega Casino, Megaways Casino, Lord Ping and Prime Slots, plus a further 28 brands recorded on the same UKGC account (39326) held by Skill On Net Limited. Individual details for the 28 additional brands are being verified.

Does self-exclusion on PlayOJO cover its sister sites?
It depends on the type of self-exclusion. GAMSTOP is the UK’s national self-exclusion scheme and covers every UKGC-licensed online gambling site, so registering with GAMSTOP will block access to PlayOJO and all of its sister brands, along with every other licensed UK operator. Separately, if you self-exclude directly with the operator (Skill On Net Limited) rather than through GAMSTOP, that operator-level exclusion should also cover every brand the company runs on the same licence, since they share the same account holder and player database obligations. If you’re unsure which type of exclusion you’ve set up, contact the operator’s support team or GAMSTOP directly to confirm coverage before assuming you’re protected.

Do sister sites share the same account or balance?
Not necessarily. Sharing a licence and operator doesn’t automatically mean shared player accounts, wallets or loyalty status between brands. Some operators do allow account linking or shared verification steps across sister sites to speed up sign-up, but you should treat each brand as a separate account with its own balance and terms unless the operator explicitly states otherwise on that site.

Will a sister site have the same welcome offer as PlayOJO?
Almost certainly not exactly the same. Operators typically vary welcome offers between sister brands to appeal to different types of player, and we don’t have confirmed details of the current offers on Spin Genie, Slots Magic, Mega Casino, Megaways Casino, Lord Ping, Prime Slots or the other 28 brands. Always read the specific terms on the sister site itself rather than assuming PlayOJO’s 0x wagering, cash-paid free spins offer applies elsewhere on the licence.

Is it safe to assume a sister site is as reliable as PlayOJO?
Sharing a UKGC licence means the same legal entity and the same baseline regulatory obligations apply, which is a genuine point of reassurance. However, individual factors like payout speed, customer support quality and game selection can still differ noticeably between brands run by the same operator. Treat the shared licence as a starting point for trust, not a guarantee that every aspect of the experience will match PlayOJO’s.

Sources

UK Gambling Commission public register — licensee and account details for Skill On Net Limited, UKGC account number 39326, checked against the domain records listed for that account. Players can verify licence details for any UK-facing gambling operator directly via the UK Gambling Commission’s public register. Facts on PlayOJO’s welcome offer, wagering policy, payment methods and payout testing were supplied directly and are not independently re-verified beyond what’s stated on this page; readers should treat any figure not explicitly confirmed as being verified. Please gamble responsibly. If you’re concerned about your gambling or someone else’s, free confidential support is available in the UK from GamCare, GAMSTOP and the National Gambling Helpline. This page is intended for readers aged 18 and over.

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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.

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