Arcade Spins sister sites
Alongside Arcade Spins you can play 888 Casino, 777 Casino, 888sport and 138 Casino. Arcade Spins is operated by 888 UK Limited under licence number 39028, with 89 sister sites in total.
Our pick of the Arcade Spins sister sites
Important Notice re: Arcade Spins
Arcade Spins was sold by 888 UK Limited to Broadway Gaming Limited in late 2021. Since then, the casino has been passed to Grand Battery Holdings Limited to manage and subsequently closed. Any attempt to access the old Arcade Spins website now results in a redirection to Amber Spins, which is one of the Arcade Spins sister sites. All of the information provided above about the Arcade Spins sister sites is correct, but Arcade Spins itself is permanently closed.
As Arcade Spins is closed, no information below this line is updated or maintained.
Arcade Spins Information
| Name | Arcade Spins |
| URL | arcadespins.com |
| #No. of Sister Sites | 89 |
| Best Sister Sites | 888 Casino, 777 Casino, 888sport, 138 Casino and 888 Games |
| Owner/Operator | Grand Battery Holdings Limited (brand acquired from 888 UK Limited via Broadway Gaming, transferred February 2022) |
| Sister sites status | 16 Active, 0 White Labels and 73 Inactive sister sites. 89 total sister casinos. |
| UKGC Licence page | UKGC Licence: 58267 (Grand Battery Holdings, remote licence active) |
Arcade Spins operator – Grand Battery Holdings Limited
Arcade Spins ran under Grand Battery Holdings Limited, which holds Gambling Commission account 58267. Grand Battery was formed in February 2022 to hold the brands Broadway Gaming acquired from 888 in 2021, a portfolio that ran to more than two hundred sites and was bought while 888 was redirecting its investment towards the American market.
Where most of that portfolio was bingo led, Arcade Spins leaned towards slots and arcade style games. That did not save it from the consolidation that followed.
Arcade Spins review
Arcade Spins is not operating. arcadespins.com does not resolve and arcadespins.co.uk returns a holding lander with no games behind it. The domain has been removed from the Gambling Commission’s list for the licence, so the brand is retired rather than merely offline for maintenance.
Its pitch was instant win and arcade style titles alongside a conventional slots lobby, which gave it a slightly different character from the bingo rooms that dominated the rest of the network. That was a genuine point of difference and it is a shame it went, because the surviving sister sites are mostly bingo first. If arcade and instant win games are what you are after, check the game lobbies on the sister sites listed above before signing up to any of them, since the depth of that category varies a lot from brand to brand.