888casino review (UK)

Overview

888casino is the casino arm of the 888 group, which also runs 888poker and 888sport. This review looks at the brand for players in Great Britain.

It is desk research. Licence facts come from the Gambling Commission public register. 888casino does not publish its help and banking details where we could check them, so several operator details below are left as points for you to confirm rather than filled in from third-party sites. We have not opened an account or played.

Licence and ownership

The register lists 888 UK Limited under account number 39028, with active remote licences for casino, bingo and general betting (real and virtual events). The casino licence is recorded from 1 November 2014.

888casino.com and 888.co.uk both appear as active domains on that account, alongside 888poker and 888sport domains, and the trading name on the register is 888. You can search the register yourself by business name, domain or account number.

The register shows three regulatory actions against account 39028. We have not summarised them here, so open the register entry and read each public statement before you decide whether to play.

Games

We have not confirmed 888casino’s current game range from the operator. Lists on affiliate sites can be out of date, so we have not repeated them.

If you are comparing casinos, check the lobby for the categories that matter to you, for example slots, live dealer tables, roulette and blackjack. Any online slots offered to British players must follow the national stake limits described below.

Payments and withdrawals

We have not confirmed 888casino’s UK payment methods or withdrawal times from an operator page. A banking page on 888sport.com, run by the same licensee, mentions a UK withdrawal policy and lists debit cards and Apple Pay among UK options. It mixes several regional versions and is not specific to the casino, so we have not relied on it.

The national rules are clear. Credit cards have been banned for gambling in Great Britain since 14 April 2020, so deposits will come from debit cards, e-wallets or bank-based methods. Before depositing, read the withdrawal policy in your account and check how long a request can stay pending while documents are reviewed.

Player protection and support

The Gambling Commission requires online operators to verify a customer’s age and identity before any gambling takes place. A business cannot make those checks a condition of withdrawing money if it could have asked for them earlier.

Online slot stakes are capped at £5 per spin for players aged 25 and over and £2 for those aged 18 to 24. These limits took effect on 9 April and 21 May 2025.

GAMSTOP, a free multi-operator self-exclusion scheme, lets people in Great Britain block gambling websites and apps run by GB-licensed businesses for a period they choose.

We could not find 888casino’s support channels or hours on its own pages. Log in and check the help section before you deposit, so you know how to reach someone if a withdrawal stalls.

Our view

The starting point is solid: the register links 888casino.com to 888 UK Limited with an active casino licence.

What is missing is operator detail. Read the three regulatory actions on the register, see which payment methods the cashier offers, and read the withdrawal terms in full before you put money in. This is an 18+ product.

Sources

• Gambling Commission register: 888 UK Limited (39028)
• Gambling Commission register: domain names for 39028
• Gambling Commission register: domain names CSV
• Gambling Commission: age and ID verification
• Gambling Commission: credit card ban from April 2020
• Gambling Commission: online slots stake limit guidance
• Gambling Commission: multi-operator self-exclusion (GAMSTOP)