Greentube Alderney casinos

Greentube Alderney Casinos

Greentube Alderney Limited operates Admiral Casino, the current UK casino in this part of the Novomatic group. Bell Fruit Casino is its former brand. Greentube also supplies games to other operators, so a casino offering Greentube slots is not necessarily an Admiral sister site. The Greentube Alderney licence record identifies the company responsible for Admiral.

Current and former Greentube Alderney casinos

Greentube Alderney Limited Information

greentube alderney casinos screenshot

Greentube Alderney’s former corporate website, showing its company identity and Alderney setting.

Who are Greentube Alderney Limited?

Greentube Alderney Limited is the company behind Admiral Casino. It belongs to the wider Greentube business, which develops casino games as well as running gambling websites. Greentube, in turn, is part of Novomatic. Those three names describe different parts of the same business: Admiral is the casino a customer visits, Greentube Alderney is its operator, and Novomatic is the wider group.

The Gambling Commission’s Greentube Alderney record lists admiralcasino.co.uk as its only active consumer domain. That makes this a much smaller UK casino family than networks with dozens of separately named websites. Bell Fruit Casino belongs to its history; Greentube itself is not another casino to join.

From Greentube to Novomatic

Greentube’s company history starts outside casino gaming. The business traces its beginnings to the sports game Ski Challenge in 1998, adopted the Greentube name in 2000 and became part of Novomatic in 2010. Its present catalogue extends beyond slots to table games, video poker and video bingo. That background explains why the Greentube name can turn up in a game’s information panel at a casino run by an entirely different operator.

The distinction between a casino operator and a game supplier matters here. Finding a Greentube game at another casino does not make that casino an Admiral sister site. The casino’s own legal footer identifies the business responsible for the account, deposits and complaints; a game’s provider name identifies who supplied the game.

Admiral Casino: what the site offers

Admiral’s featured games make its connection with Greentube easy to see. Sizzling Hot Deluxe, Book of Ra Deluxe, Lucky Lady’s Charm Deluxe and Reel King appear alongside Admiral Feel the Flutter. The presentation gives familiar Novomatic titles a prominent place, rather than treating them as a small corner of a much larger catalogue.

There is more here than that first selection suggests. The Admiral homepage also lists games such as Starburst and Fluffy Favourites, while the main navigation separates slots, table games, live casino, bingo and Slingo. Someone arriving for an old fruit-machine favourite can therefore find a different style of game without moving to another brand. These are sections within Admiral, not separate sister casinos.

The live casino includes Admiral-branded blackjack alongside games such as Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette and Monopoly Big Baller. It is a different proposition from the automated roulette and blackjack games in the table-games section. The useful distinction is whether a player wants a live dealer and timed rounds, or a computer-run game played at their own pace. A familiar supplier name alone says little about that choice.

What happened to Bell Fruit Casino?

Admiral’s own account of its history dates the Bell Fruit Casino business to 2014 and the Admiral rebrand to 2018. That does not mean every reference to Bell Fruit after 2018 is a mistake. The Gambling Commission still named both admiralcasino.co.uk and bellfruitcasino.com in its December 2021 enforcement announcement.

Bell Fruit is no longer a separate current option in the Greentube Alderney domain list. Older reviews, screenshots and regulatory reports still use the Bell Fruit name, so it remains part of the Admiral story. Bell Fruit describes the former casino business, while Admiral is the current brand; Bell Fruit does not provide another current welcome offer alongside Admiral.

Online Admiral and the high-street venues

The Admiral name also appears on physical gambling venues. The casino’s footer distinguishes the businesses: Admiral Casino Online trades as Greentube Alderney, while Admiral retail venues trade as Luxury Leisure. A shared brand therefore does not mean the venue business and the online casino are the same legal operator. For an online account or payment query, the relevant contact is the online casino’s support team.

Admiral’s payment information lists debit cards, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay and instant bank payments. Paysafecard is identified as deposit-only in its comparison table. That distinction matters when choosing how to fund an account: a method accepted for a deposit is not necessarily the route used to receive a withdrawal. The same page says that verification and internal checks can affect payment times, so its headline processing figures should not be read as a guarantee for every account.

Greentube Alderney and the Gambling Commission

Greentube Alderney holds an active British licence. The current licence summary records remote bingo and casino permissions from November 2014 and gambling-software permission from December that year. An active licence does not erase the operator’s enforcement history, which includes two separate settlements.

On 2 December 2021, the Commission announced a £685,000 settlement following social-responsibility and anti-money-laundering failures between December 2019 and November 2020. Its findings included inadequate customer interaction, shortcomings in money-laundering risk assessments and controls, and a failure to report a significant event. The operator was also required to undergo extensive independent auditing. Both Admiral Casino and Bell Fruit Casino were named in that announcement.

The settlement included an additional licence condition requiring a third-party compliance audit within 12 months, with the findings shared with the regulator. The £685,000 payment was intended to support the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms. Contemporary reporting of the settlement records both requirements. The agreement followed remedial action by Greentube and was a payment in lieu of a financial penalty.

A second case followed on 9 January 2025. The Commission announced a £1 million settlement after identifying further social-responsibility and anti-money-laundering failures at the Admiral operator. The investigation followed a compliance assessment intended to check whether earlier lessons had been applied. The regulator acknowledged improvements but said further breaches remained. These are two distinct events, rather than two descriptions of the same penalty.

Full list of Greentube Alderney Limited casinos

  • Admiral Casino (Live)