Slotstars Sister Sites (2026)

Understanding the Slotstars Sister Sites Network

Players searching for Slotstars sister sites will find an unusual situation: despite Slotstars operating as part of the Skill On Net network, we have not yet been able to verify any active sister brands on the UK Gambling Commission register. This is an important distinction that warrants careful explanation, because our verification process prioritises accuracy over volume, and we will not list brands as confirmed sisters until we have completed our checks against the official regulatory database.

The challenge with networks like Skill On Net is that corporate structures can shift, licences can be restructured, and what appears to be a family of sites may in fact operate under different legal entities or separate licence arrangements. Rather than assume relationships based on shared software or visual similarities, we cross-reference every brand against the Gambling Commission’s public register to confirm they share the same operating company and licence number. Until that verification is complete, we maintain a confirmed sister count of zero.

How Our Verification Process Works

Every casino operating legally in the UK must hold a licence issued by the Gambling Commission, and that licence is tied to a specific operating company. True sister sites are those that operate under the exact same licence holder, sharing not just a platform or payment provider, but the same legal entity responsible for player funds, complaints handling, and regulatory compliance. This matters because if you have an unresolved issue with one site, understanding the corporate relationship can help you escalate effectively or decide whether to trust another brand in the same group.

We begin our verification by identifying the licence holder listed on Slotstars itself, then searching the Gambling Commission register for all active licences held by that company. Each brand we find is then checked to ensure it is currently operational, accepting UK players, and genuinely part of the same corporate structure rather than a white-label arrangement or affiliate partnership. This process can take time, particularly when networks undergo restructuring or when brands operate under holding companies with multiple subsidiaries.

In the case of Slotstars, our research into the Skill On Net network is ongoing. While the network has historically been associated with multiple casino brands, we have not yet completed the final verification steps that would allow us to list those brands as confirmed sisters on this page. The module above will update automatically once our data team completes this work and adds verified brands to our database.

What This Means for Players Right Now

If you landed on this page hoping to find casinos like Slotstars, the absence of verified sisters does not mean your options are limited—it simply means we are being transparent about what we can confirm. The Skill On Net platform has powered numerous casino sites over the years, many of which share similar game libraries, bonus structures, and user interfaces. However, without confirmed licence-holder information, we cannot definitively state which of those sites are legal sisters and which are merely partners or franchisees using the same technology.

For players, this distinction has practical implications. True sister sites often share player databases, meaning your self-exclusion on one brand should automatically apply across all sisters under the same licence. They typically share the same customer service infrastructure, payment processing systems, and responsible gambling tools. Sites that simply use the same software platform, by contrast, operate independently and do not share these safeguards.

While we continue our verification work, players interested in the Skill On Net style of casino—typically characterised by a broad selection of slots, straightforward registration processes, and a focus on promotional offers—can explore alternatives by checking the Gambling Commission register directly. Search for casinos mentioning Skill On Net in their platform details, then verify the operating company name and licence number to understand the relationships yourself.

Why Verification Matters More Than Speed

We are often asked why we do not simply list brands that appear to be sisters based on shared branding, identical terms and conditions, or common promotional emails. The answer is straightforward: appearances can be misleading, and corporate structures in the online gambling industry are frequently complex. A casino that looks like a sister site may in fact be operated by a different company using licensed software, or it may have been sold to new ownership while retaining the same visual identity.

Our commitment is to provide information you can rely on when making decisions about where to play and how to manage your gambling activity. That means accepting that some pages, like this one, will remain incomplete until we have certainty. We would rather tell you honestly that verification is pending than populate this page with unconfirmed brands that might mislead you about legal relationships, complaint escalation paths, or self-exclusion coverage.

As our research progresses and we confirm sister brands operating under the same licence as Slotstars, the verified module above will populate with those casinos, complete with their licence details and operational status. Until then, we encourage you to bookmark this page and check back, or to use the Gambling Commission’s public register as your primary source for ownership and licensing information.

Slotstars Sister Sites FAQs

Are there any verified Slotstars sister sites available to play at?

Currently, we have not verified any sister sites for Slotstars on the UK Gambling Commission register. While Slotstars operates on the Skill On Net network, which has historically powered multiple casino brands, we have not yet completed the checks necessary to confirm which—if any—of those brands share the same operating licence. The verified module on this page will update automatically once our research team completes this work and confirms brands operating under the same legal entity.

How can I find out if a casino is related to Slotstars?

The most reliable method is to check the Gambling Commission’s public register at gamblingcommission.gov.uk. Look up Slotstars to identify its licence holder and licence number, then search for that same company name to see all licences and brands it operates. Any casino sharing the exact same operating company and licence number is a genuine sister site. Be cautious of sites that merely share software, design elements, or promotional styles, as these may be independent operators using the same platform provider.

Will my Slotstars account settings apply to sister sites?

If and when verified sister sites are confirmed, any self-exclusion you place with Slotstars should automatically extend to all brands operating under the same UK Gambling Commission licence, as this is a regulatory requirement. However, deposit limits, reality checks, and marketing preferences are often managed separately by each brand, even within the same corporate family. Always verify your responsible gambling settings individually on each site you join, and contact customer service to confirm your self-exclusion status if you have any concerns.