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March 2025 New Casinos

We’ve arrived upon the Ides of March. That’s bad news for Julius Caesar, but potentially great news for those of us who are eager for new casinos and betting brands. March heralds the arrival of spring, so expect to see that change reflected on the homepages of your favourite online casinos as they dust down their collections and push season-appropriate slots and games to the fore. Early in the month, we’ve seen Mr Jones Casino land on the international scene as part of a network that’s had success in the past with Aztec Paradise, and we’ve also seen another arrival promising free spins for all – an offer that’s surely too good to be true? You’ll find reviews of both casinos by clicking their thumbnails below, and more will be added as the month continues.

Reviewing international casinos means that we have to give you our standard disclaimer. We know that most of our readers are from the UK, and if you’re one of them, you’re reminded once again that you’re only safe and protected when you play at casinos that hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. Whether or not an international casino allows you to register and play isn’t the point – it all comes down to their licensing status, and if the licence isn’t there, you should move on. You’ll find the licence information of all of the below casinos in our reviews, so read them carefully. More will be added as the month continues!

February 2025 New Casinos

Congratulations everyone; we made it through January. The month felt like it lasted an eternity after Christmas and New Year, but it’s finally over. Whatever your feelings on the month, it at least brought us some decent casinos on the international scene even if if operators in the UK didn’t really give players there anything new to get their teeth into. We’re hoping that will change during February, but as the month begins, it’s the international scene that seems busier again. Spins House and Wikibet are proving to be popular, and Spin Panda has also attracted attention despite its lack of licensing and anonymous owner.

So, were we right or wrong to hope that we’d see more action from the UK during the month of February? Well, it’s a little bit of both. The UK scene remained quiet for most of the month, but it picked up a little bit towards the end. The problem is, though, that we’re not seeing anything major or groundbreaking. A.Bingo might turn out to be a competent bingo brand on the ProgressPlay Limited platform, and Apuestarey Casino might tick a box for Spanish-speaking players in the UK, but it feels like a long time since we’ve seen a genuinely exciting new casino or betting site for UK players make a splash in the marketplace. We’re optimists, though, and we live in hope that it’ll happen next month.

January 2025 New Casinos

Where did Christmas go? It was here one minute, and it was gone the next. Come to think of it, the whole of last year feels a little bit like that. It’s all over now, though, and 2025 is upon us. It’s expected to be a huge year in the online casino world, and some of the big names on the international iGaming scene are already laying down statements of intent. In fact, we’ve seen four casinos – BM.Bet, Goldhorns, Gonza Bet, and BetyBet, all go live with the same operator within the opening few days of the year. They’ve started the year at a sprint, so now it’s time for everybody else to catch up. What do the best casino operators serving the UK have up their sleeves for the beginning of 2025? We’re about to find out.

As the month went by, we did indeed find out – and we have to say that from a UK point of view, what we found out was deeply disappointing. The UK casino scene has been stagnant so far in 2025. Kachingo from AG Communications was the only new UK-facing brand we were able to locate during the month, and believe us, we looked hard. There are consultations and reviews going on at regulatory level in the UK, though, so it’s possible that operators are waiting to see the lay of the land before they launch anything new. It’s a different story on the international scene, though, where brands like Magius, Wild Robin, Spins Castle, and New King have all turned heads.

December 2024 New Casinos

It’s December, and whether you like it or not, it’s Christmas! The year is about to end, and what a year it’s been for the iGaming business. We’ve seen dozens of great casinos make their debuts, but we don’t think we’re quite done yet. While most online casino operators will be busy lining up seasonal slots on their homepages, there are a few that still have new brands up their sleeves, and they’re ready to launch. We’ve already seen Play Wins go live on the AG Communications platform in the UK, and we don’t expect that to be the only new casino UK-based players get before the end of the year. On the international scene, brands like SkyHills Casino and BetBlast are expected to be big hits.

As the month progressed and Christmas grew ever closer, we were pleasantly surprised to see some new UK Gambling Commission-licensed casinos from White Hat Gaming – the first to go live in quite some time from that particular operator. They might not be the greatest brands that White Hat has ever come up with, but they have plenty to offer if you’re a fan of that operator’s unique style. Bet Wright, which is expected to become a big sports betting brand, finally went live in December too after months of delays. Out on the international scene, the biggest late-month arrivals were Booty Bet and Kaasino, while Bingo Burst is a surprising new addition to the UK scene from Happytiger Aps. All in all, it was much busier than your average December in the iGaming world.

November 2024 New Casinos

It’s November already. Where has the year gone? It’s too late to worry about that now; you’ve got Christmas and New Year parties to think about. People will start putting trees up soon. Don’t be one of those people who goes too early – you’ll annoy the neighbours! Even as the rest of the world begins to ponder the end of 2024, it’s still business as usual for casino network companies. To the surprise of us and most of the rest of the industry, EasyGroup – that’s the company behind EasyJet – has launched a fully UK-licensed betting site called EasyBet, which you can get our thoughts on by clicking the thumbnail below. There have also been some major new launches on the international scene, with Last Chance Slots and Vipzino already garnering attention.

By the end of the month, we’d again been disappointed by the lack of innovation on the UK scene. The Bingo All Stars brand has been brought back to life by Jumpman Gaming, but it’s a pale shadow of its former self. Funky Jackpot and Luck Buck Casino are new brands on the ProgressPlay network, but they don’t bring anything new to the table. The international scene stayed busy though, with both Wbetz Casino and Katana Spin popping up using the NineWin template that’s proven to be popular and successful with international players time after time.

October 2024 New Casinos

It’s now October, which means that you mind might have turned to what to wear at this year’s Halloween Party. The minds of the people who operate casino networks and casino sites are thinking along similar lines. We’ll soon see casinos dig out their best Halloween-themed slots and games, and put them on their homepages in the hope of entrancing players with the spirit(s) of the season. We’re less likely to see whole Halloween-themed casinos, but let’s not rule anything out. We’ve already seen activity this month from both Non Videri B.V. in Curacao and EOD Code SRL in Costa Rica, with international brands like Slot Hive and Betiro making waves with players overseas. We expect it to be a big month for UK-based operators, too – we’re already aware of a few new brand names that are scheduled to go live before the end of the year.

We wrote the above paragraph at the beginning of October. We’re writing this paragraph at the end of the month, and we’ll admit to being surprised by the lack of progress or innovation on the UKGC scene. We saw a couple of betting sites added, with PricedUp being the biggest instant success, and we’ve had a couple of new casinos like Max Millions on the Jumpman platform. For the most part, though, we’re still waiting for sites to launch. We know there are still a few in the pipleine, and we’re beginning to wonder whether or not they’ll see the light of day before 2025 arrives. In the meantime, Libet Casino, Spin Buffalo, and F7 Casino have been smash hits on the international scene. That’s where all the genuine growth seems to be at the moment.

September 2024 New Casinos

September has arrived. The summer holidays are over, the summer has gone with them, and the kids are back at school. The seasons might be changing, but the online casino scene isn’t. The name of the current month means nothing to the companies that launch new casinos, and the runaway success of Tikitaka Casino is proof of that. This hot new international brand has been online only for a matter of weeks, yet it’s already attracted a massive audience. That leaves our other new international brands – Nalu Casino and Rockbet Casino, for example – trailing in its wake. The UKGC scene has had a quieter start to September, with 96.com the only new addition of note so far. We wouldn’t get too excited about that one – it’s a paint-by-numbers TGP Europe Limited betting brand.
International casinos continued to be the order of the day as the month wore on, but we also saw a growth spurt from Grace Media in the UK, which added exciting new brands like Aya Casino, Infinity Casino, and Wild Medusa. ProgressPlay Limited also returned to the well of creativity more than once, coming back with brands like Slots Fortunes. Bet 555 is also new for players in the UK this month, as is Magma Casino. It was one of the busiest months we’ve seen for new casinos in a very long time at Sister Site, which proves that even though the market is saturated, there are still plenty of operators out there who believe there’s room for more.

August 2024 New Casinos

Have you thought about buying your Christmas presents yet? Of course you haven’t, it’s only August – and yet the end of 2024 is suddenly looming large in the distance. How did that happen so quickly? There will be plenty of new online casinos to check out between now and then, though, and that starts with Toc Toc Casino, which is new for UK players on the ProgressPlay Limited platform. It’s not the operator’s greatest creation of all time, but it’s more of the same fun if you’re into the ProgressPlay way. Hot new additions on the international casino scene include Amon Casino, Savanna Wins and SpinsBro, with the latter perhaps being of most interest to the “crypto bros” among you. Most international casinos accept crypto these days, but that one specialises in it.

While new international casinos continued to pop up as the month progressed, it was quieter on the UK scene. Dream Bingo made a surprise move from Betway Limited to Jumpman Gaming Limited, which makes it a brand new site in our eyes, and DEBET launched on the TGP Europe Limited network. The Vietnam-based betting brand is the current shirt sponsor of Premier League team Wolverhampton Wanderers, so the TGP deal and website is little more than a convenience designed to placate the UKGC when it comes to advertising. Of all the new casinos we’ve added in the past month, Gransino is the one that’s proven to be the most popular with players internationally. It remains off-limits to players from the United Kingdom for obvious reasons, but we can certainly see why it holds appeal to those who live elsewhere.