Duelz sister sites

Duelz sister sites

Duelz is a SuprPlay Limited casino running on UK licence account 48695. The same account carries three other brands, all with Active domains on that licence: Voodoodreams, Nyspins and Los Vegas. That makes this one of the smallest and clearest sister-site families on the British register, and the whole family fits on one page.

Duelz facts

NameDuelz
URLwww.duelz.com
OperatorSuprPlay Limited
UK licence account48695
UK licence number048695-R-327029-012, Remote Casino, Active since 27 September 2017, no end date
Head office on the registerPalazzo Villa Rosa, Triq in-Nemes, Swieqi, SWQ3302, Malta
Domain status checkedwww.duelz.com listed Active on account 48695; register files read 8 September 2026
Sister sitesVoodoodreams, Nyspins, Los Vegas
Trading names on the accountNone recorded
Regulatory actions on the accountNone recorded
Our rating7/10

Duelz sister sites 2026

Account 48695 lists exactly four domain names on the Gambling Commission register, and all four are marked Active. There is no Inactive entry and no White Label entry among them. That is worth noting: in the register download taken on 8 September 2026, 800 of the 2,233 domain rows across the whole register were Inactive and another 366 were White Label. The account records no trading names either, so the domain list is the sister list. On most white-label networks that is not true and a sister page has to guess. Here it does not.

BrandDomain on account 48695Status on the register
Duelzwww.duelz.comActive
Voodoodreamsvoodoodreams.comActive
Nyspinswww.nyspins.comActive
Los Vegaswww.losvegas.betActive

The brand names above are read from the domain names exactly as the register prints them. We did not open the four sites for this page, so nothing here describes what any of them looks like once you land on it. There is a short method note further down that explains why.

Voodoodreams

Voodoodreams logo

Voodoodreams runs on voodoodreams.com, marked Active on account 48695 in the domain-names file we read on 8 September 2026. It is the only one of the four addresses the register prints without a www prefix. SuprPlay Limited holds a single Active British licence, 048695-R-327029-012 for Remote Casino, so Voodoodreams sits under exactly the same UK cover as Duelz and holds no separate British licence of its own.

Nyspins

Nyspins logo

Nyspins runs on www.nyspins.com, also Active on account 48695. The account records no trading names at all, so Nyspins reaches the British register as a domain rather than as a registered trading style. Its UK cover is the same casino licence, running unbroken since 27 September 2017, and the register records nothing separate against the brand.

Los Vegas

Los Vegas logo

Los Vegas runs on www.losvegas.bet, the only .bet address on the account and, like the other three, Active. The suffix is a domain choice rather than a permission: the General Betting Standard entries on account 48695 are still Pending under the placeholder number 048695-R-000000-000, so on the British register Los Vegas is covered for casino play only, exactly like the rest of the family.

The three logos above were taken from a third-party review site, not from the brands themselves, for the same reason this page carries no homepage screenshot. That reason is set out in the method note below.

One licence covers all four, and that is the point of a page like this. A decision the operator takes at licence level, whether that is a self-exclusion, a payment block or an account closure, can reach every brand on the account and not only the one you signed up to. Voodoodreams is the closest comparison for a British reader, and Nyspins and Los Vegas sit behind the same regulator on the same account.

Duelz operator, SuprPlay Limited

SuprPlay Limited holds account 48695 and gives its head office on the register as Palazzo Villa Rosa, Triq in-Nemes, Swieqi, SWQ3302, Malta. Searching the business register for either duelz or suprplay returns one result, which is the same account, so no other British licensee holds the Duelz name.

The account carries one Active licence: Remote Casino, number 048695-R-327029-012, running from 27 September 2017 with no end date. Almost nine unbroken years on one casino licence, with no recorded regulatory action, is the single strongest thing on this page.

The account also carries pending remote General Betting Standard entries, for Real Event and for Virtual Event. They sit under the placeholder number 048695-R-000000-000 with no start date, which is how the register records an application or variation still in progress. In plain terms: in Britain, Duelz is a casino today, and the betting side is an application, not a product. Anything that sells Duelz to a UK reader as a sportsbook is ahead of the register.

Duelz review

What the register shows

One operator, one Active casino licence, four Active domains, no trading names and no recorded regulatory action. Set against the rest of the register that is a clean entry. The licence has run without a break since 27 September 2017, and the account page records no premises and nothing on the regulatory actions tab, read on 8 September 2026.

What a Pending line means for you

The two betting entries described above are the only thing on this account that is not settled, and Pending with no start date is not a soft launch. Until one of those entries turns Active with a real licence number against it, a British player has no Gambling Commission cover for a bet placed with this operator, only for casino play. It is the one part of the account worth re-checking before you take up any offer that is not a casino offer.

What the register does not tell you

A licence account proves who is answerable and which domains are covered. It says nothing about the current welcome offer, wagering terms, payment methods or withdrawal times. We do not publish figures we have not seen, so you will not find any of those on this page.

How this page was researched

Everything above comes from the Gambling Commission public register: the account page for 48695 and the four register download files, all read on 8 September 2026. We did not read duelz.com, voodoodreams.com, nyspins.com or losvegas.bet. Those domains publish an instruction file asking automated tools not to fetch them, and we treat that as a refusal rather than as an obstacle. It is also why this page carries no British homepage screenshot. Where a fact is missing here, it is missing because we could not get it in a way we were happy with, not because it is bad.

Verdict

7 out of 10. The licence position is genuinely good: one operator, one long-standing casino licence, four Active brands, no trading names to hide behind and no regulatory actions on the account. The marks come off for what a British reader can check independently rather than for conduct. The betting licence is still an application, the operator asks automated tools to stay off its pages, and very little of the UK offer can be verified without opening an account. Compare it against Voodoodreams, and read the terms on the site before you deposit.

What Duelz players should check

The first check is which licence you are actually playing under. Account 48695 holds one Active British licence and it is a casino licence. If you are offered anything that is not casino play, ask support which licence covers it before you fund it, because on the register the betting entries are still Pending with no start date.

The second check is the sister list. If a promotion limit, a bonus restriction or a self-exclusion is applied at operator level rather than brand level, it can reach Voodoodreams, Nyspins and Los Vegas as well, because all four domains sit on account 48695. Ask support which of the four a decision covers.

The third check is the terms themselves. Nothing on this page describes the Duelz welcome offer, wagering requirement, payment list or withdrawal times, because we did not take them from the operator. Read them on the site, in front of you, before you deposit.

Sources checked: Gambling Commission public register, the account 48695 detail page, and the four register download files for businesses, licences, domain names and trading names, all read on 8 September 2026.

Duelz FAQ

Who owns Duelz?

Duelz is operated by SuprPlay Limited, which holds Gambling Commission account 48695 and gives a head office in Swieqi, Malta on the register.

What are the Duelz sister sites?

The Duelz sister sites are Voodoodreams, Nyspins and Los Vegas. All three sit on the same UK licence account, 48695, alongside www.duelz.com.

Is Duelz licensed in the UK?

Yes. Account 48695 holds an Active Remote Casino licence, number 048695-R-327029-012, running from 27 September 2017 with no end date, and www.duelz.com is listed as an Active domain on that account.

Does Duelz have a UK sportsbook?

Not on an Active licence. Account 48695 carries pending remote General Betting Standard entries for Real Event and Virtual Event under a placeholder number with no start date, which means an application in progress rather than a live product.

How many domains does SuprPlay hold on its UK licence?

Four: www.duelz.com, voodoodreams.com, www.nyspins.com and www.losvegas.bet. The account records no trading names, so the domain list is the full brand list.

Where is SuprPlay Limited based?

The Gambling Commission register gives SuprPlay Limited a head office at Palazzo Villa Rosa, Triq in-Nemes, Swieqi, SWQ3302, Malta. Its British licensing sits on account 48695.

Has SuprPlay Limited had any regulatory action?

The public register entry for account 48695 records no regulatory actions and no premises, read on 8 September 2026.

Is Duelz recommended?

We rate it 7 out of 10. The licence position is strong and the family is small and fully licensed, but the British betting licence is still an application and little of the UK offer can be checked without opening an account, so read the terms on site before depositing.

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