Jackpotjoy Sister Sites
If you enjoy Jackpotjoy and fancy a change of scene, its sister sites are the natural place to look. A sister site is simply another brand run by the same company — in this case Gamesys, the operator now part of the Bally's group — which means the sites share a family resemblance in how they handle your money, your account and your play, even when the themes and games differ. This page maps out the whole family: who runs each brand, what makes it distinct, and how to move between them sensibly. Whether you came here for a different bingo room, a bigger slots library or a more casino-led experience, you will find the trusted names that sit alongside Jackpotjoy set out clearly below.
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Jackpotjoy and the sites below are all operated by Gamesys Operations Limited.
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- Monopoly Casino
We list a site here only when it shares an operating company with Jackpotjoy — an ownership link in public company records, not a guess from a shared look or a shared game supplier.
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Who runs Jackpotjoy, and what a sister site really is Jackpotjoy is one of the most recognisable bingo names in Britain, built over years of television advertising and a big, chatty community of players. Behind the brand sits Gamesys, the online gaming company that is now part of the Bally's group. That ownership is the whole point of a sister site: two brands are "sisters" when the same company runs both, which is exactly the relationship every site on this page has with Jackpotjoy. Jackpotjoy and the sites below are all operated by Gamesys, part of Bally's. There is no guesswork or coincidence involved — the connection is simply shared ownership, and that is the only claim we make about it. What it means for you in practice is a family resemblance: the sites tend to share the same underlying platform, a similar cashier and payment line-up, comparable account tools and the same broad standards of support. The themes, the games and the personalities differ from one to the next, but the plumbing behind them comes from the same place, which is why players who trust one brand in the group often feel at home on another before they have played a single round. It is also why people go looking for a brand's sisters in the first place: once you have found an operator you get on with, staying inside the same family is a lower-risk way to try something new than picking an unfamiliar name off a search page.
The Gamesys family at a glance The table below sets out the core of the family — Jackpotjoy plus its five best-known sisters — so you can see at a glance what each one leads with and where it might suit you. Every brand here is run by the same operator, which is the single thread that ties the group together.
| Brand | Leads with | Best known for | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackpotjoy | Bingo | TV-advertised bingo rooms and a big community | Gamesys (Bally's) |
| Virgin Games | Casino & slots | Exclusive games and the Virgin loyalty scheme | Gamesys (Bally's) |
| Monopoly Casino | Themed slots | Monopoly-branded slots and live game shows | Gamesys (Bally's) |
| Double Bubble Bingo | Bingo | Built around the Double Bubble slot | Gamesys (Bally's) |
| Bally Casino | Casino | The group's own-name, casino-led brand | Gamesys (Bally's) |
| Rainbow Riches Casino | Slots | Home of the Rainbow Riches series | Gamesys (Bally's) |
If you would rather see how the wider market compares — a different set of operators, judged the same way — our best online casino UK guide ranks them using the six checks we apply everywhere on this site.
Virgin Games — the casino-led sister Of all the sisters, Virgin Games is the one that leans hardest towards casino and slots rather than bingo. It carries the familiar Virgin name, wraps it around a tidy library that includes games you will not find everywhere, and runs a straightforward loyalty scheme that rewards regular play. For a Jackpotjoy player who mostly spins slots between bingo sessions, Virgin Games often feels like the natural step across — the same trusted-operator reassurance, but with the emphasis flipped towards the casino floor. It is a big enough brand in its own right that we cover it in full on our dedicated Virgin Games sister sites page, which maps the family from Virgin's point of view. If exclusive titles and a casino-first layout appeal more than bingo rooms, Virgin Games is the obvious place in the group to start, and the crossover in look and feel with Jackpotjoy makes settling in quick.
Monopoly Casino — a board-game brand at the tables Monopoly Casino takes one of the most familiar board games in the world and builds a casino around it. The draw here is theme: Monopoly-branded slots, plus the live game-show titles that have become a fixture of the online casino world, all wrapped in the instantly recognisable board-game livery. Alongside the branded content sits a broad general library of slots and casino games, so it does not live on novelty alone. For players who came to Jackpotjoy for a bit of fun and personality rather than a stripped-back casino, Monopoly Casino scratches a similar itch — it is bright, familiar and easy to pick up. As with every brand in the group, the account tools, the cashier and the support standards will feel familiar the moment you register, even though the theme could hardly be more different from a traditional bingo hall. It is a good example of how the group dresses the same reliable machinery in wildly different clothes. If you like the idea of a themed night rather than a plain lobby, it is one of the easiest sisters to dip into, and nothing about the sign-up or the cashier will catch you out.
Double Bubble Bingo and Rainbow Riches Casino — the slot-brand sisters Two of Jackpotjoy's sisters are each built around a single famous game. Double Bubble Bingo takes its name from Double Bubble, a long-running in-house slot that many UK players will already know, and pairs that slot heritage with a proper bingo offering — so it sits closest of all the sisters to Jackpotjoy's own bingo-first character. If it is the community and the rooms you enjoy on Jackpotjoy, Double Bubble Bingo is the most like-for-like move in the family. Rainbow Riches Casino, meanwhile, is themed around the hugely popular Rainbow Riches slot series and leans slots-first, gathering the Rainbow Riches titles together with a wider casino library. Between them these two show how the group tends to work: take a game people already love, build a whole branded site around it, and run it on the same dependable platform as everything else. The names above the door change, and the game that inspired each one changes with them, but the operator behind them does not — which is precisely what makes them sisters rather than lookalikes. For anyone weighing the two, the rule of thumb is simple: choose Double Bubble Bingo if the bingo rooms are the draw, and Rainbow Riches Casino if you would rather the reels did the talking.
Bally Casino — the group's own-name brand Bally Casino is the most straightforwardly named of the lot, because it carries the parent group's own name. It is the newest, most casino-led addition to the family, built to put slots, live tables and casino games front and centre under the Bally's banner. For a Jackpotjoy player curious about a more modern, casino-forward site without leaving the trusted-operator comfort zone, Bally Casino is worth a look — it is the group showing what it can do under its own badge rather than behind a themed brand. Because it shares the family's platform and cashier, the deposit and withdrawal experience will feel familiar, and the account-safety tools are the same set you will have used on Jackpotjoy. It is the clearest sign of how the group has grown: from bingo-led brands towards a full-spectrum casino offering with its own name above the door, run on the very same foundations as the sisters that came before it.
What the sisters share — and where they differ The value of knowing these are sisters is understanding what carries across and what does not. What carries across is the infrastructure. Because the brands run on the same Gamesys platform, the cashier tends to look and behave the same way, the payment options overlap heavily — debit cards, PayPal and the usual trusted methods — and withdrawals run through the same machinery, so cashout behaviour is broadly consistent from one sister to the next. If payout speed is what you care about, our fast withdrawal casino guide explains what actually affects how quickly money reaches you, and most of those factors apply across the whole family. Account tools, loyalty mechanics and support standards are similarly consistent. What differs is everything you actually see: the theme, the game mix, the exclusive titles, the look of the lobby and the personality of the brand. Bonuses and welcome offers differ too, and they change from time to time, so rather than quote figures that may be out of date by the time you read this, we would simply say check the current terms on each site before you opt in. The through-line is trust in the operator; the variety is all in the shop window. That split is genuinely useful to keep in mind, because it tells you what to expect before you join: the deposit, the withdrawal and the account controls will feel like home, while the games and the offers are where each sister makes its own case.
Moving between sister sites safely A few practical points are worth knowing before you spread your play across the family. First, each brand is a separate site with its own account, so you will register individually at each one and complete the standard identity check that every trusted UK site runs — a normal, one-off step that protects your account rather than a hurdle to clear. Getting it done early means your first withdrawal is not held up. Second, and importantly, all of these brands take part in GamStop, the free national self-exclusion scheme. That matters in both directions: it is a genuine protection, and because it works across every participating site at once, choosing to self-exclude covers the whole Gamesys family — and the rest of the UK market — together, rather than one brand at a time. Sister sites are for variety and a change of scene, never a way around a break you have chosen to take. Set a deposit limit on each account that reflects your overall budget rather than treating every site as a fresh start, use the time-outs and reality checks the platform provides, and if you want a wider sense of what separates a trustworthy site from a risky one, our safe online casinos guide sets out the signals to look for. Play across the family the sensible way and it is simply more choice under names you already trust.
How we rate We look at every brand in the group the same way we assess any operator: the strength and clarity of the game library, how the cashier handles deposits and withdrawals, whether the terms behind any offer are fair and readable, how much friction the one-off identity check adds, the quality of the support, and how openly the safer-gambling tools are offered. Shared ownership is a fact about who runs each site, not a score in itself — a sister brand still has to stand on its own merits, and we judge each one on what it actually delivers. Our ratings are based on publicly available information and our own research, not a hands-on test.
Our Six-Point Review Method
Operator vetting
Each brand independently checked and verified before it's listed.
Withdrawal testing
Real-money deposits and withdrawals, timed end to end.
Bonus fairness
Every promotion read in full: wagering, max bet, game contribution, expiry.
Verification friction
What documents are requested, when, and how long processing takes.
Support quality
Live-chat response times and email turnaround, documented per brand.
Monthly refresh
Findings revisited at least monthly to catch operator changes.
Every brand in the family goes through the same checks we apply to any operator: game library, deposits and withdrawals, fair and readable terms, the one-off identity check, support and safer-gambling tools. Our ratings are based on publicly available information and our own research, not a hands-on test.
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Jackpotjoy's appeal has always been its bingo rooms and its community, but the wider Gamesys family gives you plenty of room to explore without leaving a name you trust — from the casino-led Virgin Games and Bally Casino to the themed fun of Monopoly Casino and Rainbow Riches Casino. They are sisters because one company runs them all, and that shared ownership is the only connection we claim. Pick the brand whose style suits you, set a limit you are comfortable with, and enjoy the change of scene on your own terms.
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Last reviewed 31 August 2026