Million Pot Casino sister sites
Million Pot Casino sister sites no longer remain live on AG Communications Limited’s UK licence account 39483: Million Pot and all 77 other declared domains are inactive there. Neptune Play, HeySpin and Billion Casino are usable former sister brands only because they have moved to active white-label accounts with Anakatech Interactive Limited or Jumpman Gaming Limited.
Best current Million Pot sister-site replacements
Our quick answer: Neptune Play is the closest surviving former sister, but it now operates on Anakatech’s licence rather than AG Communications’. HeySpin and Billion Casino are current Jumpman white labels. None is a direct current Million Pot sister on account 39483, because that account has no active or white-label domains left.
| Site | Current operator | Licence/status | Best for | Main risk | Our verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Neptune Play |
Anakatech Interactive Limited | White label on account 48789 | The clearest migrated former sister | It no longer shares Million Pot’s operator | Best direct successor |
 HeySpin |
Jumpman Gaming Limited | White label on account 39175 | A current slots-led route | Different platform and cashier controls | Best for slots |
 Billion Casino |
Jumpman Gaming Limited | White label on account 39175 | A surviving brand from the old comparison set | The historical AG review no longer describes it | Best familiar name |
Which one should you choose?
- Choose Neptune Play for the clearest continuation of a former AG brand, now on account 48789.
- Choose HeySpin for a current slots-led product on Jumpman’s account 39175.
- Choose Billion Casino for a familiar name from the older Million Pot comparison set, also now on account 39175.
Our original reviews of the former AG casino family
The writing below is retained because it captures the real differences between the old sites. The labels now show which brands are historical and which have migrated; Luckland, Casino Luck, Trada Casino, Jaak Casino and Slotzo are not current UK choices.
Luckland (inactive domain)
Luckland would be a good name for a theme park. We wouldn’t be surprised to hear that a theme park with that name exists somewhere in the UK or Europe. It’s a less obvious name for a casino site, and yet here it is. It’s actually one of the most popular MillionPot sister sites, with hundreds (if not thousands) of visitors every day. If there’s a secret to the success of Luckland, it’s certainly not the iGaming site’s looks. It’s one of a couple of dozen AG Communications Limited casino sites made with the same easily-identifiable template, and the template is somewhat behind the times. Despite that disadvantage, Luckland has a full sportsbook to offer alongside its plethora of slots. It doesn’t have a live casino, but only the very best of the casinos on this platform tend to have the full suite of betting options. Luckland is good, but it’s not quite that good.
Casino Luck (inactive domain)
Luck appears to be a recurring theme with the MillionPot sister sites, and nothing says “luck” like a casino with an Irish theme. Luck has been associated with the Irish since the days of the California Gold Rush (a little history lesson for you there), but on casino sites, it’s generally represented by a green-and-white theme and a four-leaf clover. You’ll find both of those tropes at Casino Luck. You’ll also find a welcome promotion that pays out up to £100 and a few exclusive games, both of which are comparative rarities among AG Communications Limited casinos. The theme isn’t especially imaginative, but Casino Luck offers a decent package of slots, live casino games, and scratchcards. We can’t tell you whether or not it’s literally a lucky casino, though – the only way to find that out is to play here.
Trada Casino (inactive domain)
Trada Casino claims to be an award-winning casino site. We’re not about to call anybody involved in the running of Trada Casino a liar, but the site never specifies which award it won or when, and we can’t independently verify that it’s ever won any awards at all. There are a few award-winners among the MillionPot sister sites, though, and we have no reason not to take Trada Casino at its word and believe that such a thing happened. There’s something a little odd about Trada Casino, though, and that’s the fact that it promotes itself as having nine hundred great casino games to choose from. The standard allocation of slots and games for casinos on this platform is over one thousand. That means Trada Casino is either missing a few, or its homepage hasn’t been updated in quite some time. Neither of those possibilities reflects well on the site.
Neptune Play (migrated white label)
There are well over sixty active MillionPot sister sites, but there are two in the family that aren’t like the others. One of them, as you’ll likely have guessed, is Neptune Play. The other is Jambo Casino. What makes these casinos different is their ownership. Every other casino on the AG Communications platform operates on a white-label basis, with the involvement of a third-party entity. Neptune Play and Jambo Casino are entirely owned by AG Communications. If you think that means they’ll get special treatment, though, you’re sadly mistaken. Neptune Play is a slow-loading, dated-looking iGaming site with no unique appeal and a comparatively limited platform, offering only casino and live casino options. Stranger still is the fact that its promotions are listed in Euros rather than pounds. Is Neptune Play still interested in attracting UK players, or has it given up on the market?
Billion Casino (migrated white label)
Why play at Millionpot Casino when you could play at Billion Casino? It’s a question that’s worth asking, but we hate to be the bearers of bad news; Billion Casino can’t really make you a billionaire. That isn’t a specific dig at Billion Casino; none of the other MillionPot sister sites can make you a billionaire, either. It does make us wonder why the name was chosen, though. The theme of wealth runs through the whole casino, from the rich green colour scheme to the presence of a character who looks exactly like the “Monopoly Man” on its homepage. If Billion Casino were really serious about being a big-money casino site, though, it would do a lot better than offering just £50 as a matched deposit welcome promotion. That puts it comfortably below the best AG Communications iGaming sites in terms of promotional value.
Slotzo (inactive domain)
After a run of MillionPot sister sites that aren’t exactly easy on the eye, Slotzo is a welcome relief. By not using the operator’s basic template and opting for a bespoke design instead, Slotzo stands out. There’s a lot of neon and chrome on the homepage of this casino, which we think is supposed to look like either a casino of the far future or the control room of a spaceship. Either way, it’s giving us definite science-fiction vibes. This is a slots-driven casino (the clue’s right there in the name), but in keeping with its futuristic appearance, it’s especially interested in brand-new slots. There’s a separate area of the Slotzo website for new slots, accessible by a single click from the homepage. Given the samey nature of the games and slots that end up being featured on the homepages of most casinos on this platform, the chance to see something different is a welcome relief.
Jaak Casino (inactive domain)
If you’re going to use the standard AG Communications Limited template, the least you can do is try to dress it up and make it look like something better. Jaak Casino has managed to do that via a couple of simple tricks; it’s opted for a white background, and it’s introduced a deep red shade to its logo, which is replicated in the splash banner on the homepage. As a result, it looks classy rather than basic. What does the “Jaak” in “Jaak Casino” mean? We have no idea, but what we do know is that few MillionPot sister sites are as singular in their purpose as this one is. It doesn’t offer scratch cards, sports betting or live casino games – it’s all about slots, and you’ll find all the slots you’re looking for are right there in the middle of the homepage.
Million Pot Casino information
| Name | Million Pot Casino |
| Former URL | millionpot.com; the domain has since been repurposed |
| Current status | Permanently closed; domain inactive on account 39483 |
| Former operator | AG Communications Limited |
| Former UK account | 39483; operator permissions remain active but all 78 domains are inactive |
| Current migrated brands | Neptune Play on account 48789; HeySpin and Billion Casino on account 39175 |
| Closed historical comparisons | Luckland, Casino Luck, Trada Casino, Jaak Casino and Slotzo |
Million Pot licence, closure and brand migrations
AG Communications Limited still holds active remote casino, bingo and real-event betting permissions on account 39483. That does not make Million Pot live. The domain table contains 78 entries and every one is inactive.
Do not follow the current millionpot.com domain
The former casino closed and the domain has been repurposed as a review site. It is no longer the regulated Million Pot casino described by this archive. Old join buttons, bonus pages and payment instructions should not be used.
How the surviving names moved
Neptune Play is inactive on the AG account but appears as a white label under Anakatech Interactive Limited on account 48789. HeySpin and Billion Casino are white labels under Jumpman Gaming Limited on account 39175. Their current operator controls, terms and cashier arrangements therefore differ from Million Pot’s.
AG Communications’ regulatory history
In March 2025 the Commission published a £1,407,834 regulatory settlement after finding anti-money-laundering, customer-interaction, identity, self-exclusion and disclosure failings between 2022 and 2024. One self-excluded customer was able to create more than 100 accounts. That finding is especially relevant when reading older claims that sister-site accounts were controlled consistently across the network.
Million Pot Casino archive review
This clean archive screenshot records the former casino. Its join button, exclusive club, cashback, spins and bonus banners are expired.
The bonus history was inconsistent
The written review found a small matched deposit between £20 and £25 with 25 spins and 35x wagering. The archived homepage above later advertised up to £400 plus 100 spins. That mismatch supports the original reviewer’s criticism that promotions and page maintenance were unreliable. Neither offer can now be claimed.
| Check | Historical position | Main risk | Our verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome promotion | Changing match-and-spins offers | 35x wagering and inconsistent page copy | Expired; do not rely on old banners. |
| Other rewards | Club, monthly cashback and Sunday spins were advertised | Supporting terms were difficult to locate | Prominent claims, weak explanation. |
| E-wallet withdrawals | PayPal, Skrill, Neteller and MuchBetter quoted up to 48 hours; some wallets up to four days | Different wallets had sharply different times | Historical only. |
| Cards and bank | Up to six days | Slow compared with modern instant-payment casinos | No current cashier exists. |
| KYC and account controls | Handled within the AG network | The 2025 settlement identified identity and self-exclusion failures | A material part of the archive verdict. |
What the original review got right
Million Pot looked poorly maintained even before it closed. Elements overlapped, bonus information conflicted and the games lobby relied heavily on familiar titles such as Book of Dead, Starburst and Fire Joker. The stronger original observations about the dated template and weak promotion detail remain worth preserving.
Our verdict
Million Pot is closed, and its old licence family no longer offers a live direct sister site. Neptune Play is the best migrated former brand, while HeySpin and Billion Casino are the other current names with a genuine historical link. Treat each as a new operator relationship: check its current licence, bonus, verification and withdrawal rules rather than carrying Million Pot assumptions across.
Million Pot Casino sister sites FAQ
Is Million Pot Casino still open?
No. Million Pot Casino is permanently closed and its former domain is inactive on AG Communications account 39483.
Does Million Pot have any current direct sister sites?
No. All 78 domains on AG Communications account 39483 are inactive. There are no active or white-label domains left on that account.
Which former Million Pot sister sites are still available?
Neptune Play survives as an Anakatech white label on account 48789. HeySpin and Billion Casino are Jumpman white labels on account 39175.
Can I claim the old Million Pot welcome bonus?
No. The casino is closed. Historical pages showed changing offers, including a £20-to-£25 match with 25 spins and a separate banner advertising up to £400 plus 100 spins; neither is current.
Is the current millionpot.com website the old casino?
No. The domain has been repurposed and should not be treated as the former UK-regulated Million Pot casino.
Million Pot player complaints: what remains relevant
The public sample is small, so it should not be converted into a reliable rating. The most useful documented complaint concerned a long-running withdrawal and repeated card-verification requests; the published case was eventually marked resolved.
The complaint does not prove that every Million Pot withdrawal failed, but it supports the original concern about cashier friction. With the casino now closed, the practical lesson is to keep payment records and direct any unresolved legacy balance query to the former operator rather than the repurposed domain.