What were Mr Spin's sister sites?
Mr Spin was one of several UK-facing online casino brands operated by In Touch Games Limited, a Birmingham-registered gaming company with company number 04629082. Rather than licensing games from third-party studios, In Touch Games built its own in-house game development team and distributed the resulting slots, bingo rooms, and roulette variants across a network of branded casino sites. Mr Spin, launched in 2016, was one of the more recognisable of these brands, but it operated alongside at least six other sister sites sharing the same operator, the same underlying game library, and the same UK Gambling Commission operator account.
This structure is common in the UK online casino industry. A single licensed operator builds one back-end platform and one catalogue of games, then wraps that platform in different branding, colour schemes, and marketing angles to appeal to different audience segments. For players, understanding this relationship matters because it explains why sister sites so often look and feel similar, share promotional mechanics, and are subject to identical regulatory outcomes. When something happens to the operator — a fine, a licence condition, a suspension — it affects every brand in the network simultaneously, regardless of which name appears on the homepage.
In the case of Mr Spin, that regulatory history became decisive. In Touch Games Limited had its UK Gambling Commission operator licence suspended in September 2023, and the licence was subsequently surrendered entirely. This means Mr Spin and every one of its sister sites ceased to hold a valid UK gambling licence from that point onward, a fact that should be central to how any current or prospective player thinks about the network.
Operator and ownership verification
The clearest evidence of the relationship between Mr Spin and its sister sites comes directly from In Touch Games Limited's own terms and conditions, published at mrspin.co.uk. Those terms explicitly name the operator's registered company details — number 04629082, registered at IWG Spaces Crossway, 156 Great Charles Street, Birmingham, B3 3HN — and confirm that a single UK Gambling Commission operator account covered the entire network of brands. This is a primary-source confirmation, not an inference drawn from marketing similarities or coincidental design choices.
The same terms and conditions name the specific brands operating under that single account: mFortune, Mr Spin, PocketWin, Bonus Boss, Dr Slot, Casino2020, and Jammy Monkey. This is a rare case where an operator has openly listed its full stable of consumer-facing brands in a legal document rather than leaving the relationship to be pieced together from indirect evidence. An eighth brand, Cashmo, is not named in the mrspin.co.uk terms directly but is consistently identified as part of the In Touch Games network across multiple independent review sources, making it a well-supported but slightly less directly documented addition to the list.
It is worth being precise about what is and is not confirmed here. The operator identity, the company number, the registered address, and the list of seven brands named in the terms and conditions are all primary-source facts. The existence of a single UKGC operator account covering the network is also confirmed in the same document. What is not independently verified from a public UKGC register are the individual remote gambling software licence numbers that may once have applied to each separate brand. Those specific numbers are therefore marked as not publicly confirmed throughout this article, in line with a conservative approach to licensing claims.
Why sister site identification matters for UK players
Sister site relationships affect more than branding. Shared operators typically mean shared account and verification systems, shared responsible gambling tools, shared payment processing relationships, and — critically — shared regulatory exposure. A player who held accounts at both Mr Spin and, say, PocketWin was in practice dealing with the same company twice over, even though the two sites presented themselves as distinct brands with different visual identities and different promotional copy. When that company's licence was suspended, both accounts were affected at the same time, for the same underlying reason.
The In Touch Games network in detail
The In Touch Games network built its identity around one distinctive feature: every game across every brand was developed in-house. Unlike the vast majority of UK online casinos, which license slots and table games from external studios such as NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, or Microgaming, In Touch Games ran its own studio and produced an exclusive catalogue that could not be played anywhere outside the network. Mr Spin itself was reported to have offered more than 65 slot titles at its peak, many featuring progressive jackpot elements, alongside bingo rooms and roulette variants built with the same in-house technology.
This exclusivity was both a selling point and a limitation. On one hand, players could not find these specific games at any competing casino, which gave the network a genuine point of differentiation in a crowded UK market. On the other hand, players who wanted access to well-known third-party slot franchises or live dealer studios from major suppliers had to look elsewhere, since the In Touch Games brands never incorporated outside content. This is a meaningful point of comparison against multi-brand networks such as those behind Ladbrokes sister sites or Betfred sister sites, which typically blend proprietary content with a wide range of licensed third-party studios.
Mobile-first design was another defining thread running through the network. Mr Spin launched in 2016 with a design philosophy built around smartphone play rather than desktop browsing, and this approach was echoed across the sister brands. PocketWin, in particular, positioned itself heavily around mobile-first accessibility, while Dr Slot leaned into a slots-focused mobile experience that earned it a 'Best New Slots Site' award from WhichBingo in 2019.
Confirmed and unconfirmed sister sites
Based on primary-source evidence from In Touch Games Limited's own terms and conditions, seven brands are confirmed members of the network alongside Mr Spin: mFortune, PocketWin, Bonus Boss, Dr Slot, Casino2020, and Jammy Monkey, plus Mr Spin itself. An eighth brand, Cashmo, is treated as confirmed on the strength of consistent independent third-party reporting, even though it does not appear by name in the mrspin.co.uk document reviewed for this article.
No other brands beyond these eight are confirmed as part of the In Touch Games network for the purposes of this article. Any other site claiming a sister relationship with Mr Spin, without appearing in the operator's own terms or being corroborated by multiple independent sources, should be treated as not publicly confirmed until stronger evidence emerges.
mFortune
mFortune is the elder statesman of the network, predating Mr Spin's 2016 launch by several years and generally regarded as one of the most established independent UK mobile casino brands of its era. It shared the same exclusive in-house game library as the rest of the network and operated under the same operator account as Mr Spin. Before the operator's regulatory troubles began in 2021, mFortune had built a reputation as one of the more popular standalone mobile casino names in the UK market, distinct from the large multi-brand operators such as those behind Coral Casino sister sites.
PocketWin
PocketWin combined slots with a notable bingo offering and was built around a distinctly mobile-first approach to play. It is confirmed by name in the mrspin.co.uk terms and conditions as an In Touch Games brand. Historical marketing suggested a £10 free no-deposit bonus alongside a 200% deposit match up to £100, though these figures are historical and should be verified independently rather than relied upon, given the operator's current licensing status.
Dr Slot
Dr Slot carried perhaps the strongest third-party accolade in the network, having been named 'Best New Slots Site' by WhichBingo in 2019. Its focus sat predominantly on slot titles, with a more modest selection of table games rounding out the offering. Like every other brand in the network, its game library was drawn exclusively from In Touch Games' internal development studio.
Casino2020
Casino2020 is explicitly named in In Touch Games Limited's own terms and conditions alongside Mr Spin, mFortune, PocketWin, Bonus Boss, Dr Slot, and Jammy Monkey. Its offering leaned heavily toward slots, with a no-deposit trial mechanism historically used to let new players sample games before committing any funds.
Bonus Boss
Bonus Boss is also named directly in the operator's terms and conditions. It differed slightly from some of its sister brands by focusing purely on slots and casino games, without the bingo rooms, slingo, live casino, or sportsbook features found or marketed elsewhere in the wider UK casino market. It relied on the same shared game catalogue and operator account as the rest of the network.
Jammy Monkey
Jammy Monkey was the most recently launched brand in the network, reportedly going live in 2021, some five years after Mr Spin. Despite the operator's long operational history by that point, independent reviewers were notably unimpressed with Jammy Monkey, describing it as the weakest brand in the network — lacking distinct character, feeling unfinished in places, and offering less promotional variety than its more established sister sites.
Cashmo
Cashmo is the one brand in this list not named directly in the mrspin.co.uk terms and conditions reviewed for this article, but it is consistently identified as part of the In Touch Games network by multiple independent review sources. Reviewers have repeatedly pointed to Cashmo as the closest like-for-like alternative to Mr Spin in terms of style, layout, and general game offering, suggesting the two brands may have shared more design DNA than some of the other sister sites.
Comparison table
| Site | Licence Type | Safety Index | Notable Feature | Current UK Licence Status |
|---|
| Mr Spin | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | Exclusive in-house slots, mobile-first launch (2016) | Not active |
| mFortune | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | Longest-running brand on the network | Not active |
| PocketWin | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | Strong bingo offering, mobile-first design | Not active |
| Dr Slot | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | WhichBingo 'Best New Slots Site' 2019 | Not active |
| Casino2020 | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | No-deposit trial offer historically featured | Not active |
| Bonus Boss | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | Slots and casino only, no bingo or live casino | Not active |
| Jammy Monkey | UKGC (surrendered) | Low | Newest brand (2021), weakest reviewer reception | Not active |
| Cashmo | UKGC (surrendered) | Medium | Closest stylistic match to Mr Spin per reviewers | Not active |
Licence and safety review
The most important fact governing any assessment of Mr Spin and its sister sites is the operator's regulatory history. In March 2021, In Touch Games Limited was fined £3.4 million by the UK Gambling Commission. The Commission's findings covered three distinct areas of failure: an inability to properly identify problem gambling behaviour among customers, breaches of marketing regulations, and inadequate anti-money laundering processes. This fine came with additional licence conditions attached, signalling that the Commission considered the operator's compliance systems to be seriously deficient rather than the result of an isolated incident.
Those conditions did not resolve the underlying issues. In September 2023, the UK Gambling Commission suspended In Touch Games Limited's operator licence with immediate effect. WhichBingo reported at the time that the operator, once a WhichBingo award winner itself, had its licence suspended by the regulator. The suspension was followed by a full surrender of the licence, meaning In Touch Games chose to give up its UK authorisation entirely rather than continue operating under Commission scrutiny or work toward reinstatement.
The practical consequence for every brand discussed in this article is straightforward: none of them currently hold a valid UK Gambling Commission licence. This is why every site_licence_type in the comparison above is marked as UKGC in a historical sense but explicitly flagged as surrendered, and why the safety index for each brand sits no higher than Medium, with Jammy Monkey rated Low given the additional independent criticism of its overall quality and finish. Any UK-based player considering these brands today should treat the absence of a live licence as the single most important piece of information available, ahead of bonus terms, game selection, or brand reputation.
Players who held account balances with any In Touch Games brand at the point of suspension were advised to contact the relevant site directly to arrange retrieval of their funds. This is standard practice when a UK operator loses its licence, since the regulatory framework that would otherwise oversee dispute resolution and consumer protection no longer applies once the licence is gone.
Bonus terms and caveats
Historical marketing materials for several In Touch Games brands referenced specific promotional structures. PocketWin, for example, was historically associated with a £10 free no-deposit bonus paired with a 200% deposit match up to £100. Mr Spin, mFortune, Dr Slot, and Casino2020 were each historically linked to some form of no-deposit welcome offer, allowing new players to trial games without committing funds up front. Bonus Boss, Jammy Monkey, and Cashmo do not have specific bonus figures confirmed from primary sources for this article.
These historical figures should be treated with real caution. They date from a period before the operator's licence suspension and surrender, and none of them can be verified as currently active, since none of the sites hold a live UK licence to offer regulated promotions under UKGC rules in the first place. Any bonus terms, wagering requirements, or promotional structures referenced in older reviews or archived marketing material are not publicly confirmed to still apply, and prospective players should not treat any historical figure quoted here as a current offer.
Payment, account, and mobile notes
Across the network, the shared emphasis was on mobile-first play, with Mr Spin, PocketWin, Dr Slot, and the other brands all built around smartphone-first user journeys from launch. Deposit and withdrawal mechanisms would have followed standard UK online casino patterns of the period, typically including debit card payments and popular e-wallet options, though specific payment method lists for each individual brand are not independently confirmed from primary sources for this article and should not be assumed to be current or accurate given the change in licensing status.
Account verification processes across the network would have been governed by the same underlying compliance systems operated by In Touch Games Limited, which is precisely the area the UK Gambling Commission found deficient in its 2021 findings and again in the events leading to the 2023 suspension. This shared compliance infrastructure is a further reason why the regulatory action against the operator applied uniformly across every brand rather than being isolated to Mr Spin alone.
Responsible gambling controls
UK-licensed operators are required to provide a baseline set of responsible gambling tools, including deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, self-exclusion options, and links to the National Gambling Helpline and GAMSTOP. In Touch Games Limited would have been required to offer these tools across Mr Spin and its sister brands while its licence remained active. However, the 2021 Gambling Commission fine specifically cited failures in identifying problem gambling customers, indicating that these tools were not always applied effectively in practice, regardless of their nominal availability.
Since the operator no longer holds a UK licence, any responsible gambling protections that may still exist on these sites, if they are operating in any form at all, are not governed by UKGC oversight. UK players are strongly encouraged to rely on independent, UK-wide tools such as GAMSTOP for self-exclusion across all UK-facing gambling sites, rather than relying on tools provided directly by an unlicensed operator.
Alternatives and exclusions
Given that no brand in the In Touch Games network currently holds a valid UK Gambling Commission licence, UK players are advised to consider currently licensed alternatives rather than any of the eight brands discussed in this article. Well-established, actively licensed multi-brand networks such as those behind William Hill sister sites, Ladbrokes sister sites, and Betfred sister sites continue to operate under active UKGC authorisation and offer a broader mix of proprietary and third-party licensed games, along with live dealer studios and sportsbook integration not found on the In Touch Games network.
Several additional domains referencing the Mr Spin name exist beyond the official mrspin.co.uk site, including variations such as mrspin-uk.uk, mrspin.uk.com, mr-spin.uk, and mr-spin-casino-uk.com. None of these alternate domains have been verified as carrying the same operator legal text confirming In Touch Games Limited's company details, and they are explicitly excluded from this article's confirmed sister site list. Only mrspin.co.uk is treated as the official domain for the purposes of this research, based on its published terms and conditions containing verified operator information.
Verdict
Mr Spin and its confirmed sister sites — mFortune, PocketWin, Bonus Boss, Dr Slot, Casino2020, Jammy Monkey, and Cashmo — represented a genuinely distinctive corner of the UK online casino market for several years, built on an exclusive in-house game library and a mobile-first design philosophy that set the network apart from rivals reliant on third-party software providers. mFortune's longevity and Dr Slot's WhichBingo award reflected periods of real credibility within that space.
That credibility has since been overtaken by regulatory events. The £3.4 million fine in 2021, the licence suspension in September 2023, and the eventual surrender of the UK Gambling Commission licence mean that none of the eight brands covered in this article currently operate with valid UK authorisation. For any UK player weighing up Mr Spin or one of its sister sites today, that single fact should outweigh historical bonus offers, game exclusivity, or past awards. Players are strongly encouraged to check current UKGC register status directly before engaging with any of these brands, and to consider currently licensed alternatives in the meantime.
