Quick answer Online Casino Hub is an independent UK comparison site. We list only casinos with an active casino remote licence on the Gambling Commission register, we read each casino’s own terms before publishing offer figures, and we date every check. Where we have not verified something, we say so.
What does Online Casino Hub do?
We help UK players compare licensed online casinos using facts they can check. Our table shows each casino’s operator, UKGC account number, licence number and the date we checked the register. Our reviews and guides explain the offer terms and the rules that apply, with sources for every rule we state.
You will find three kinds of page here. Our table lists the casinos that passed our licence check. Our reviews and bonus pages summarise what we have verified at each one. Our guides explain the rules and how to use them.
What makes our approach different?
We start from the licence, not the bonus. A casino that is not active on the UKGC register does not go in our table, however well known it is. We also refuse to publish offer figures, payment lists or scores that we have not checked on the casino’s own website.
| We do | We do not |
|---|---|
| Check every licence on the Gambling Commission public register and date it. | List casinos without an active UKGC licence. |
| Read offer terms on the casino’s own promotions page. | Copy offers from other review sites or affiliate feeds. |
| Show a pending score until terms are verified. | Invent scores, withdrawal times, game counts or RTP figures. |
| Cite the Gambling Commission, gov.uk or the service that published a rule. | State rules we cannot source. |
| Correct errors and update the check date. | Let a casino pay to be listed or to change a review. |
The full process is on our how we rate page.
Why do we only list UKGC-licensed casinos?
Because the licence is what protects you. Operators licensed by the Gambling Commission must verify your age, offer safer gambling tools, name a dispute resolution provider and follow UK rules on bonuses and stakes. An unlicensed site does not have to do any of that, so we leave them out entirely.
Those rules include the 10x cap on bonus wagering and the ban on mixed-product promotions, both in force since 19 January 2026, and the slot stake limits of £5 per spin for adults 25 and over and £2 per spin for 18 to 24 year olds. They only apply to operators licensed here.
Who writes the content?
Tom Ashby is our Casino Editor. He checks each licence on the register, reads each casino’s terms, records the date and updates the table. You can read more on his author page, including exactly what he is responsible for.
How is the site funded?
We may earn a commission when you sign up with a casino through our links. That funds the site at no extra cost to you. Commission does not affect whether a casino is listed or how it is rated. See our affiliate disclosure for details.
What does “not yet verified” mean on our pages?
It means we have not yet read that casino’s current offer on its own terms page, so we do not show figures for it. Many UK casino sites block visitors from outside the UK, which slows checks down. We would rather leave a field blank than publish something we have not seen.
As of 29 September 2026, six casinos in our table have verified welcome offer terms: Unibet, Grosvenor, 888casino, LeoVegas, PlayOJO and Sky Casino. bet365 and Betway showed no casino welcome offer that day, though their banking facts are verified. Mr Vegas and William Hill Vegas show as not yet verified. No scores are published yet for any casino.
What do we cover?
We cover real-money casino play at UKGC-licensed sites: online slots, live casino tables, bonuses and the payment methods casinos accept. We explain the UK rules that apply to each, such as stake limits and the 10x wagering cap. We do not cover sites without a GB licence.
You can start with our slots, live casino and payment methods pages, or go straight to our table. Each page shows its sources and the date we checked them.
How do we keep the site accurate?
By dating every check and correcting fast. Each licence and offer figure shows when we checked it. If the register or a casino’s terms change, we update the page and the date, or remove the figure if it can no longer be verified. Reports from readers are checked against the primary source.
Who is the site for?
Adults aged 18 and over in Great Britain. Gambling should be entertainment, not a way to make money. If it stops being fun, our safer gambling page lists free support, including the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.
Where do our facts come from?
Only from primary sources: the Gambling Commission public register for licences, the Gambling Commission and gov.uk for rules, each casino’s own terms page for offers, and GamCare, BeGambleAware and GAMSTOP for support details. Every page lists its sources and the date we checked them.
How can you get in touch?
Use our contact page to report an error, suggest a correction or ask how we work. We read every message. We cannot resolve complaints about casinos, but the contact page explains where to take one: to the casino first, then to its dispute resolution provider.
Your questions, answered
Is Online Casino Hub a casino?
No. We are an independent comparison site. We do not take bets, hold money or run any games. We list UKGC-licensed casinos, show their licence details with the date we checked them, and summarise offer terms only after reading them on the casino's own site.
Why is a casino I know missing from your table?
Either its casino remote licence was not active on the UKGC register when we checked, we could not link the brand to a licensed operator, or we have not reviewed it yet. For example, Casumo's licence showed as surrendered on 29 September 2026, so it is not listed.
Who checks the information on the site?
Tom Ashby, our Casino Editor. He checks each licence on the Gambling Commission public register, reads each casino's own terms, records the date of every check and corrects anything reported as out of date after rechecking the original source.