About Sisters Network UK

A clearer picture of casino families

Sisters Network UK explains how casino and bingo brands are connected. A familiar name can sit beneath an unfamiliar company, and a group can include several different operators. We help readers follow those relationships without treating a shared logo style, game supplier or offer as proof of common ownership.

Our main subjects are individual sister-site profiles, operator networks and the practical questions that arise when comparing related brands. The starting point is the relationship you came to find.

Choose the right kind of page

A sister-site profile names the relevant brands and explains their connection. A network page takes the wider view of a company and its portfolio. Our guides explain questions such as shared accounts and the difference between a platform supplier and an operator.

Some profiles cover historical or uncertain relationships. Those distinctions are part of the answer. An old company list should not become a claim that every named casino is currently available.

Editorial contributors

Alex Bennett is the site’s Freelance iGaming Writer, covering casino ownership, operator networks and individual brand relationships.

Emma Carter, Online Bingo & Casino Writer, covers bingo brands and the questions that arise when comparing connected sites.

Daniel Reed, Betting & Casino Content Writer, covers betting-led brands and the company context behind casino networks.

Individual pages identify their named author. A byline identifies the contributor; it is not a claim that an author has deposited, played or tested a withdrawal at every casino discussed.

How relationships are explained

The most useful evidence usually sits in a brand’s legal information, the operator’s own material and an appropriate public business register. A parent company, a licensed operator and a software supplier perform different roles, so a page should make clear which connection it is describing.

We use commercial comparisons alongside relationship information, but a featured offer is not evidence that two casinos belong to the same family. Each casino’s own current terms govern its accounts and promotions.

Changes and corrections

Brand names, ownership and availability can change. We distinguish a historical connection from a current one and record meaningful changes in the update history.

Read our approach to checking casino relationships, browse the brand directory or explore casino networks.