PlayOJO sister sites

Before choosing a PlayOJO alternative for an offer, you should read its conditions and any limits on withdrawing bonus winnings. A similar lobby doesn't promise the same terms.

PlayOJO is operated by Skill On Net Limited, a Malta-registered iGaming company holding a UKGC licence and an MGA licence.

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PlayOJO is operated by Skill On Net Limited, a Malta-registered iGaming company holding a UKGC licence and an MGA licence.

Confirmed PlayOJO sister sites and related brands

Site NameLicenceVisit
SpinGenie Dual Visit SpinGenie
Genting Casino (online) Dual Visit Genting Casino (online)
SlotsMagic Dual Visit SlotsMagic
Slingo Dual Visit Slingo
Lord Ping Dual Visit Lord Ping
Lucky Louis Dual Visit Lucky Louis
BacanaPlay Dual Visit BacanaPlay

How We Identify Sister Sites

Sister sites were identified by cross-referencing the Skill On Net Limited UKGC account (publicly searchable on gamblingcommission.gov.uk) with independent aggregator sources including sisterssites.co.uk, allsistersites.com, sistersitesguide.co.uk, comparasino.com, casinolyze.co.uk, bettinglounge.co.uk, and bojoko.com. Only brands named consistently across at least two independent sources and explicitly listed as Skill On Net Limited trading names or confirmed white-label arrangements were included. The operator identity was verified against the official PlayOJO responsible gaming page (playojo.com), which discloses SkillOnNet Ltd and the MGA licence number. The UKGC account number 39326 was cross-confirmed across casino.org, wagerpals.co.uk, topnoncasinos.com, bettinglounge.co.uk, and playojo-casino.app before inclusion. No licence numbers for individual sister sites were included because none could be verified from a primary UKGC register URL during this research sweep. Safety index ratings reflect operator-level regulatory standing, known UKGC enforcement history, and relative brand maturity.

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Frequently asked questions

Who operates PlayOJO and its sister sites?

All PlayOJO sister sites covered here are operated by Skill On Net Limited, a company registered in Malta (registration number C50024). Skill On Net was founded in 2005 and acts as both platform provider and direct operator for its own casino brands, as well as providing white-label platform solutions to third-party operators. This means that when you deposit at PlayOJO, SpinGenie, Lord Ping, SlotsMagic, or any other direct Skill On Net brand, the transaction on your bank statement will appear under 'Skill On Net Limited' rather than the individual casino name.

Are PlayOJO sister sites licensed for UK players?

Yes. Skill On Net Limited holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (account number 39326) that covers all trading names listed under that account, including the sister sites featured in this guide. The company also holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/CRP/171/2009/01), as confirmed on the official PlayOJO responsible gaming page. Players can verify the current status of the Skill On Net Limited UKGC licence independently by visiting gamblingcommission.gov.uk and searching for 'Skill On Net Limited' in the public operator register.

Do PlayOJO sister sites all have no-wagering bonuses like PlayOJO?

No. The no-wagering bonus model is a defining and deliberate brand identity choice for PlayOJO specifically, not a blanket policy across the entire Skill On Net Limited network. Sister sites such as SpinGenie, SlotsMagic, Lord Ping, Genting Casino, and others may carry welcome bonuses with standard wagering requirements. Each site sets its own promotional terms within the SkillOnNet platform framework. Players should read the full terms and conditions of any bonus on a sister site before opting in, as the wagering multiplier, eligible games, time limits, and maximum bet rules will vary by brand and offer. The absence of wagering requirements at PlayOJO remains one of its key differentiators within the Skill On Net portfolio.

Has Skill On Net Limited faced any regulatory action in the UK?

Yes. The UK Gambling Commission has taken formal regulatory action against Skill On Net Limited on two occasions. In 2021, Skill On Net Limited paid a settlement of £3.6 million following an investigation that identified compliance failures related to anti-money laundering and social responsibility measures. In May 2023 the operator paid a further settlement of £305,150 after additional shortcomings in the same areas were identified, with that settlement also requiring an independent third-party compliance audit. These actions do not mean PlayOJO or its sister sites are currently unsafe, and both settlements are now part of the operator's publicly recorded regulatory history. However, they are relevant context when considering how the operator handles affordability checks, account reviews, and withdrawal requests. Players are encouraged to complete KYC verification promptly and to use the available deposit and session limits from the outset.