Fruity Casa sister sites

Alongside Fruity Casa you can play Phone Casino, Vegas Moose, Clover Casino and Amazon Slots. Fruity Casa is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited under licence number 39175, with 231 sister sites in total.
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Important notice re: Fruity Casa
In November 2022, Fruity Casa closed down. Any attempt to load the old Fruity Casa website results in redirection to 21 Casino, which is one of the white-label Fruity Casa sister sites on the White Hat Gaming Limited platform. The information above this notice regarding Fruity Casa sister sites remains correct and updated.
As Fruity Casa is closed, nothing below this line is updated or maintained.
Fruity Casa Information
| Name | Fruity Casa |
| URL | fruitycasa.com |
| #No. of Sister Sites | 231 |
| Best Sister Sites | Phone Casino, Vegas Moose, Clover Casino, Amazon Slots and Kong Casino |
| Owner/Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited: La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney, GY9 3TQ, United Kingdom |
| Sister sites status | 34 Active, 147 White Labels and 50 Inactive sister sites. 231 total sister casinos. |
| UKGC Licence page | UKGC Licence: 39175 (remote licence active) |
Fruity Casa operator – White Hat Gaming Limited
Fruity Casa is associated with White Hat Gaming Limited, which holds Gambling Commission account 52894 and is based at the Cornerstone Business Centre in Mosta, Malta. White Hat Gaming is a platform business as much as an operator: it supplies the technology and licensing framework that a long list of casino brands run on, which is why its sister list spans names with no obvious connection to one another.
Brands come and go from that platform as commercial arrangements change, and a site leaving White Hat’s roster does not necessarily mean the site itself has closed.
Fruity Casa review

Fruity Casa’s current status is unclear and we would rather say so than guess. The domain responds, but it sits behind a Cloudflare check that will not resolve for us, so we could not load the lobby, the promotions page or the terms. A response of that kind is not evidence that a site is dead; it usually means the operator is filtering automated traffic.
What we can confirm is that fruitycasa.com does not appear on White Hat Gaming’s registered domain list at the Gambling Commission. That is meaningful. It means the site is not currently authorised to offer gambling to British players under that licence, whatever the front page may show. Until that changes, UK players should treat it as unavailable rather than merely hard to reach, and should be aware that playing at a site outside the British licensing system removes the protections a UKGC licence carries. The sister sites listed above are the licensed alternatives.
Fruity Casa FAQ
Is this brand still trading?
It closed in November 2022. Loading the old address sent visitors to 21 Casino, one of the white label brands on the White Hat Gaming platform, and the page has not been maintained below the closure notice since.
What happens if the domain loads today?
Do not read too much into it. The domain does respond, but it sits behind a Cloudflare check that will not resolve for us, so the lobby, the promotions page and the terms could not be opened. That kind of response usually means automated traffic is being filtered, not that the site is dead.
So is it licensed for British players or not?
No, and this is the part that matters. The address does not appear on White Hat Gaming’s registered domain list at the Gambling Commission, which means it is not currently authorised to offer gambling to British customers under that licence, whatever the front page might display.
What is the risk in playing at a site like that?
You give up the protections the British system provides: the complaints route, the deposit and identity safeguards, and the regulator standing behind them. Until the register changes, the sensible reading is that this site is unavailable rather than simply hard to reach.
Who is White Hat Gaming and why does it come up?
It holds Gambling Commission account 52894 from the Cornerstone Business Centre in Mosta, Malta, and it is a platform business as much as an operator. It supplies the technology and the licensing framework a long list of brands run on, which is why the related names have no obvious link to each other.
Does leaving that platform mean a casino has closed?
Not automatically. Brands join and leave as commercial arrangements change, and a name dropping off the roster can simply mean it has moved elsewhere. In this case the closure is separately confirmed, but the general point is worth remembering when you see a site vanish from a sister list.













