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Genesis Casino was operated by Genesis Global Limited, a Malta-based iGaming group founded in 2014. The operator surrendered its UK Gambling Commission licence on 6 December 2022 and exited the UK market entirely, meaning none of its sister sites are currently accessible to British players. This page details the former sister brands and the regulatory history behind that exit.

Genesis Casino was operated by Genesis Global Limited, a Malta-based iGaming group founded in 2014. The operator surrendered its UK Gambling Commission licence on 6 December 2022 and exited the UK market entirely, meaning none of its sister sites are currently accessible to British players. This page details the former sister brands and the regulatory history behind that exit.

Confirmed Genesis Casino sister sites and related brands

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Casino Cruise Offshore Unavailable
Casino Gods Offshore Unavailable
Casino Joy Offshore Unavailable
Sloty Casino Offshore Unavailable
Casoola Offshore Unavailable
Casino Planet Offshore Unavailable
Spinit Casino Offshore Unavailable
Kassu Casino Offshore Unavailable

Casino Cruise

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Casino Gods

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Casino Joy

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Sloty Casino

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Casoola

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Casino Planet

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Spinit Casino

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Kassu Casino

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How We Identify Sister Sites

We identified sister sites by cross-referencing the UKGC public register entry for Genesis Global Limited (account number 45235, confirmed at gamblingcommission.gov.uk), the Gambling Commission's own July 2020 interim suspension notice which explicitly listed all affected domains, and contemporaneous iGaming industry reporting from iGB (December 2022) confirming the full list of brands closed to UK players. Licence numbers for individual sites were not separately verified from primary sources and are therefore listed as Not publicly confirmed. All sites are rated Low safety because the operator's UKGC licence was surrendered in December 2022 and its MGA licence was suspended in early 2023, rendering every former Genesis Global brand unlicensed for UK play. No bonus terms are reproduced without current primary-source confirmation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Genesis Casino, operated by Genesis Global Limited, officially stopped accepting new UK registrations on 6 December 2022 when the company surrendered its UK Gambling Commission licence. Existing customers were permitted to withdraw remaining funds until 30 December 2022. The site is not available to British players and no valid UKGC authorisation exists.

Genesis Global faced a series of regulatory difficulties in the UK. The UKGC suspended its operating licence in July 2020 due to suspected breaches relating to social responsibility and anti-money-laundering practices. In January 2022 the company was fined £3.8 million by the Gambling Commission following enquiries that revealed social responsibility and money laundering failings. The company ultimately surrendered its UKGC licence on 6 December 2022. Industry reporting at the time indicated the exit was also partly a cost-saving measure following a period of stagnating growth.

According to the UKGC public register and contemporaneous iGB reporting, Genesis Global operated 14 active sites for British players at the point of its UK exit in December 2022. The full group launched 20 brands in total across all markets, though not all held a UKGC licence; industry sources suggest approximately 15 had been available to UK players at various points in the operator's history.

Following its UK exit in December 2022, Genesis Global continued to face regulatory pressure. In early 2023 the Malta Gaming Authority suspended the company's MGA licence, effectively ending the group's operations across all markets. The company was subsequently declared bankrupt and began winding down its assets. Most former employees found new roles within Malta's broader iGaming sector.

Yes. UK players looking for similar experiences — a large game library from providers such as NetEnt, Evolution Gaming, Microgaming and Play'n GO, combined with slots, live casino, and table games — can find those features at many currently licensed operators. Any operator legally serving UK players must hold a current, active UKGC licence. Players can verify a site's licence status directly at gamblingcommission.gov.uk before registering or depositing.