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ProgressPlay runs a large white-label network on a UK licence held in Malta. Here are the 2 ProgressPlay sites we review and what the shared platform means for you.
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ProgressPlay Limited holds a UK remote casino, bingo and betting licence, and operates a large number of brands against it — the same white-label pattern as Jumpman, with a different platform underneath. Brand owners bring the name and the marketing; ProgressPlay provides the games, the payments and the regulatory obligations.
Because the network is big and brands come and go, the useful check is the domain rather than the name: the Gambling Commission register lists every domain against the licence, and a site that isn't on it isn't covered — whatever its footer claims. It's worth doing, and it's how we found that one brand's live domain was the opposite of what we'd been told.
We review the ProgressPlay brands aimed at UK players. The network also runs sites for other markets — including some listed on the UK register as white-label domains but with no UK-facing offering. Those aren't for a UK audience, so they aren't here.