Complete List of White Hat Gaming Casino Sites

Written by: Matt K|Last Updated: 17 September 2026

This is our complete list of White Hat Gaming casinos, from A to Z. It includes every brand we review on the White Hat Gaming platform, whichever markets it serves, and the closed brands follow the active ones. Brands with a welcome offer for Irish players are highlighted, so you can pick them out as you scroll.

The list runs in alphabetical order, so it is not a ranking. For our top picks and their current offers, see the best White Hat Gaming casinos for Irish players. Below the list, we explain how the White Hat Gaming platform works, which licences its casinos run under and which companies stand behind the brands.

How to read this list

Every card in the list gives the same set of details:

• Rating: our score out of 10, based on regulation and licensing (35%), trust and player protection (30%), games (20%) and payments (15%).
• Type: “Casino” or “Casino and sportsbook”. Some brands also run a sportsbook, which is not licensed for betting in Ireland.
• Irish players: “Yes” means the brand has a welcome offer for Irish players in our data, and its card is highlighted. “No” means we hold no Irish offer for that brand.
• Licences: the public registers that list the brand’s domain under White Hat Gaming Limited. MGA is the Malta Gaming Authority, and UKGC is the UK Gambling Commission.
• Markets: the countries and regions where we list a welcome offer for the brand.
• Launched: the month the brand went live, or “Not confirmed” when we have no launch date on record.
• Brand name: a link to our full review of that casino.

We check both licence registers every day, and the latest check was on 17 September 2026. The registers also include a few domains that we do not review, so you will not find those domains in this list.

About White Hat Gaming

White Hat Gaming Limited is an online gambling company founded in 2012. It is based in Malta, and its head office is in Mosta. The company runs a casino platform that powers its own brands and the brands it operates with partner businesses. Between them, those brands offer slots, table games and live dealer games.

How the white label platform works

A white label platform lets a business open a casino brand without building the technology itself. White Hat Gaming provides the platform and the gambling licences, and each brand adds its own name, design and promotions. For that reason, many White Hat casino sites share a similar lobby, cashier and account area, while their themes and welcome offers differ. Every brand also chooses its own game providers, payment methods and markets, so two casinos on the same platform can feel quite different to use.

White Hat Studios and the Merkur Group

White Hat Studios is the group’s slots studio. It launched in 2021 and became the first supplier to have online slot content live in all seven US states with regulated online casino gaming.

On 15 July 2026 the Merkur Group announced an agreement to buy White Hat Studios. The agreement is for the slots business only, and it is subject to regulatory approval. It does not include the White Hat Gaming casino platform, its white label operations or the brands in this list. Merkur presented the deal as part of its expansion in the regulated North American market, together with its purchase of Gaming Arts, a Nevada-licensed game and machine supplier.

Licences and regulators

Malta Gaming Authority

For its markets outside Great Britain, White Hat Gaming Limited holds Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) licence MGA/B2C/370/2017. This is a gaming service licence for consumer-facing sites. The MGA register lists the company under number C73232 with the status “Licensed”, and it shows 51 website addresses under the licence. The register also names eCOGRA as the approved dispute resolution service, so if a casino does not resolve your complaint, you can take it to eCOGRA.

UK Gambling Commission

White Hat Gaming Limited also holds UK Gambling Commission account 52894. That licence covers Great Britain only, so it does not apply to players in Ireland.

Ireland and the GRAI

The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 was signed on 23 October 2024, and the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) was established on 5 March 2025. Its licensing started with betting on 5 February 2026. The GRAI says casino games and slots will be licensed later, and it plans remote gaming licences for 2027. Until then, the Gaming and Lotteries Act 1956 still applies.

White Hat Gaming Limited and its brands hold no GRAI licence. The company’s MGA licence is a Maltese authorisation, not an Irish licence.

How to check a licence on the MGA register

You can confirm for yourself that a casino runs under White Hat Gaming Limited’s MGA licence. Open the company’s page on the MGA register and look for the casino’s web address in the “Website Urls” section. The same page shows the licence status, and its “Approved ADRs” section names the dispute resolution service. We take the MGA label on each card from this register.

Games and suppliers

The Malta Gaming Authority approves the suppliers that a licence holder may use. These are the approved suppliers on White Hat Gaming Limited’s licence:

Each brand still chooses its own games, so the game providers differ from one casino to the next. Our review of each casino lists the providers you will find there.

Old and new White Hat casinos

The brands in this list launched at different times, and new brands still join the White Hat Gaming platform. A new brand can use the platform’s established licences, payment options and game provider relationships from its first day. The list is alphabetical, so compare the “Launched” month on each card to see which White Hat casinos are old and which are new. A launch month tells you only how long a brand has been running, so use our rating to compare quality.

Regulatory history

The cases below come from Great Britain and Finland.

UK Gambling Commission settlement, December 2020

On 28 December 2020 the UK Gambling Commission announced that White Hat Gaming would pay a £1.3 million regulatory settlement, plus £9,816.63 in costs. According to the Commission, the company’s anti-money laundering and safer gambling controls were not adequate between October 2016 and March 2019. The Commission’s examples included:

• no source of funds check on a customer who lost £70,000 in three months
• no effective safer gambling interaction with a customer who lost £50,000 in six hours
• no adequate engagement with a customer who lost £85,000 in just over one hour

White Hat Gaming co-operated with the investigation and accepted that its policies and procedures were not adequate. The company committed to improvements, including automatic stops on further spending once limits are reached, more safer gambling interactions, stronger source of funds checks and regular reviews of its anti-money laundering controls.

Finland

In April 2026 the trade publication NEXT.io reported that Finland’s National Police Board had reopened administrative proceedings against White Hat Gaming on 20 January 2026. The case concerns alleged breaches of the Lotteries Act linked to marketing aimed at Finnish players. White Hat Gaming said that third parties imitating its business ran the sites in question, and we have not found a published decision.

Companies behind the brands

White Hat Gaming Limited holds the licences, but other companies are named as owners or operators of some brands. This list shows each company with its number of active and closed brands:

• White Hat Gaming Limited: 43 active brands, 10 closed brands
• Caddell Limited N.V: 11 active brands
• Two Shepherds LTD: 3 closed brands
• Forvana Gaming: 3 closed brands
• Imperium Network Solutions Limited: 1 active brand
• Yellow Day Marketing Limited: 1 active brand
• Spinny Moon Limited: 1 active brand

A brand can appear under more than one company, for example when one company holds the licence and another runs the brand. The company totals can therefore add up to more than the number of brands in the list.

Closed brands

A brand closes when the business behind it stops trading or moves to a different platform. Our list includes 10 closed brands, which you will find after the active ones. We keep their reviews online for reference, with a notice that the site no longer accepts players.

Gambling help in Ireland

If gambling stops being fun, these Irish services can help:

• GamblingCare.ie (Gambling Awareness Trust): 1800 936 725, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
• Extern Problem Gambling (formerly Problem Gambling Ireland): 089 241 5401, call or text, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
• Gamblers Anonymous Ireland: 01 872 1133, 10am to 10pm every day

Your account at each White Hat casino is separate, so set your deposit limits at every site you use. Ireland’s National Gambling Exclusion Register has not started yet, and the GRAI has not given a go-live date. For more ways to stay in control, see our responsible gambling guide.

Frequently asked questions

How many White Hat Gaming casinos are there?

Our list has 43 active White Hat Gaming brands, and 28 of them have a welcome offer for Irish players. Closed brands are not part of that total and appear separately.

Do White Hat Gaming casinos accept Irish players?

Many do, but not all. The brands marked “Irish players: Yes” have a welcome offer for Ireland in our data, and their cards are highlighted in the list. Each brand chooses its own markets, so check the “Markets” line on a card to see where we list offers for that brand.

Are White Hat Gaming casinos licensed?

Yes. White Hat Gaming Limited holds the licences for the brands in this list, including Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/370/2017, and the MGA register lists 51 website addresses under it. The company does not hold a licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI), which has not started licensing casino games yet. Its UK Gambling Commission licence covers Great Britain only.

Who owns White Hat Gaming casinos?

The licences belong to White Hat Gaming Limited, which was founded in 2012 and is based in Malta. The company runs some brands with partner businesses, and our list of companies above names the other owners and operators.

Is White Hat Studios the same as White Hat Gaming?

No. White Hat Studios is the group’s slots studio, and White Hat Gaming runs the casino platform. In July 2026 the Merkur Group agreed to buy the studio, subject to regulatory approval, and the deal does not include the casino platform or its brands.

What are White Hat Gaming sister sites?

Sister sites are casinos that share the same platform. All the active brands in this list use the White Hat Gaming platform and its licences, so each one is a sister site of the others. They often look alike, but every brand sets its own games, payment methods and offers, and you need a separate account at each site.

How can I tell if a White Hat casino is new or old?

Look at the “Launched” line on the brand’s card. It shows the month the brand went live, or “Not confirmed” when we have no launch date on record. New brands still join the platform, so the most recent launch months point to the newest White Hat casinos.

Where can I find the best White Hat Gaming casinos for Irish players?

This page lists every brand in alphabetical order and does not rank them. Our Irish home page compares the best White Hat Gaming casinos for Irish players and shows their current welcome offers.

Written & Reviewed by Matt K
White Hat Gaming platform specialist & former white-label operator at Winners Media Limited

Matthew is the publisher behind WhiteHatCasinos.com. He writes and reviews casino content, covering licensing, game providers, bonuses, payments, and safer gambling, with an emphasis on clear, factual information.

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