UK Review Desk prints the licence holder, the account number and the domain status for each brand, then writes what that public record and the operator’s own pages show. Two Great Britain-facing brands are documented.
| Domain | Licence holder | Account | Register flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| betano.co.uk | BV Gaming Limited | 39576 | White label |
| www.ejjabet.com | ProgressPlay Limited | 39335 | White label |
Both domains were on the public register when read on 27 Oct 2026. 18+ only.
The two brands
Each domain below was on the UK Gambling Commission public register at the last check. A white-label flag means the site trades under the licence holder’s permissions. Confirm the live entry before you deposit — status can change.
Sportsbook-first brand with a full casino lobby and a large live-dealer floor.
Open the public register entry
Ad · 18+ · T&Cs apply · begambleaware.org
Slots-led casino skin on the ProgressPlay platform, listed as a white-label domain.
Open the public register entry
Ad · 18+ · T&Cs apply · begambleaware.org
“Visit” buttons can be affiliate links. A commission may be paid if you register and meet the operator’s conditions. You should not pay more because of that. A register entry shows the brand is tied to a licensed holder. It does not make gambling safe, and it does not remove the house edge. Treat a deposit as the price of entertainment you have already decided to spend. Set limits first.
How we work
Six checks. A brand is not offered a drafting role, and a position on this desk is not for sale.
The domain is searched on the UK Gambling Commission public register. Account number, holder and domain status are copied onto the page. No register entry, no review.
White-label domains are labelled as such. The page names the licence holder, not only the brand on the logo.
Deposit minimums, stated payout windows and bonus rules are taken from the operator’s own pages when they are public. This desk does not invent stopwatch times.
Sportsbook, slots, live tables or bingo — the page describes the lobby the brand actually advertises, including what is thin.
Limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and GamStop participation are scored. Friction on the way out costs marks. GB remote operators are expected to offer these tools.
Every review shows when the register was last read. If a later check disagrees with the page, the page should be corrected in public.
Editorial rules
Commercial links are disclosed on every page. Paying for a higher score is outside the rules of this desk.
A licence logo can be pasted onto any site. These pages link to the Commission’s register and print the account number.
White-label structure, wagering rules and slower card payouts are written down, not smoothed out of the verdict.
The register snapshot is dated. If you need today’s status, open the register link rather than trusting an old line.
Limit tools and the route to GamStop carry real weight. A brand that makes leaving harder should score lower.
If an account number or domain flag is wrong, write to the desk and the page should say what changed. Contact.
Questions
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