Slots Heaven sister sites
Sister sites of Slots Heaven included Casino.com, Mansion Casino, Crazywilds and casino.com. The UKGC licence behind them, account number 39448, has now ended, leaving Slots Heaven and its 4 former sister sites without an active UK licence. The operator most recently linked to the brand is Mansion Europe Holdings.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE RE: SLOTS HEAVEN
Mansion Holdings Europe Limited chose to surrender its UK Gambling Commission licence in January 2023 and exit the market, citing a decision to focus on its more profitable international business.
As Sister Site is a UK-facing site and Slots Heaven is a Mansion Europe Holdings Limited casino, we no longer cover Slots Heaven. However, the information provided above regarding the Slots Heaven sister sites is correct.
As Slots Heaven is no longer available in the UK, nothing below this line is updated or maintained.
Slots Heaven Information
| Name | Slots Heaven |
| URL | slotsheaven.com |
| #No. of Sister Sites | 4 |
| Best Sister Sites | Mansion Casino and Crazywilds |
| Owner/Operator | Mansion Europe Holdings: Building 7, Unit 741, EUROPORT, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar |
| Sister sites status | 0 Active, 0 White Labels and 4 Inactive sister sites. 4 total sister casinos. |
| UKGC Licence page | UKGC Licence: 39448 (all licences ended) |
Slots Heaven operator – Mansion Europe Holdings Limited
Slots Heaven was run by Mansion Europe Holdings, which holds Gambling Commission account 39448 and operates from the Europort building in Gibraltar. The account carried a single remote casino licence and the register now shows it as surrendered. All nine trading names on the account, Slots Heaven, Mansion, Mansion Casino, Mansionbet and Casino.com among them, are listed as inactive, and so are all five registered domains. The domains still being listed is not evidence of a live licence; the status beside each one is what counts.
That focus is the most useful thing to know about the company. Where a large white label operator spreads a single platform across many interchangeable brands, Mansion has kept a small number of long established sites and maintained them, which is why the sister list on this page is short.
Slots Heaven review
Slots Heaven is no longer a casino you can play at from Britain. The address does still load, but slotsheaven.com/uk now serves a comparison page headed “Compare The Best Slots Casinos”, listing other operators such as Pub Casino, Fitzdares, Red Casino, JackpotCity and Playzee with sign up links beside them. Older marketing copy further down that page still describes the site as licensed by the Gambling Commission, which no longer matches the register. Casino.com, on the same account, has gone the same way and now presents itself as a guide to other casinos rather than one of its own.
While it ran, the name set the expectation accurately: a slots first casino rather than a general purpose one, with the live dealer and table sections present but clearly secondary. The catalogue leaned on the major studios and was strong on the recognisable big name titles, which suited players who knew what they wanted to play more than those who enjoy digging through obscure releases. Being part of a small portfolio showed in the details, with a more settled feel than the constantly rebranded sites elsewhere in this market. The international version of the site continues to operate for other countries, but it is outside the British licensing system and outside what this site covers.
Slots Heaven FAQ
Can I play here from Britain?
Not under a British licence. Account 39448, held by Mansion Europe Holdings from the Europort building in Gibraltar, has ended. The company surrendered its permission in January 2023 and left the market, saying it wanted to concentrate on its more profitable international business. The register still lists the old domains, but every one of them is marked inactive.
Why is the page still here?
For the network history. The relationships between these brands are still what people search for, and the sister site information above the notice is kept correct. Nothing below that line is maintained, because we do not cover brands that have left the British market.
Which brands shared the licence?
Four, and all are now listed as inactive. Mansion Casino and Crazywilds are the closest relatives, with Casino.com also part of the same small group.
How does this operator differ from the big platform companies?
By size and intent. Its registered domain list ran to about five addresses rather than the dozens or hundreds a white label platform accumulates. Instead of spreading one platform thinly across interchangeable names, it kept a handful of long established sites and looked after them, which is why the list on this page is short.
What does the old address show now?
A comparison page. slotsheaven.com/uk is headed “Compare The Best Slots Casinos” and lists other operators, Pub Casino, Fitzdares, Red Casino, JackpotCity and Playzee among them, with sign up links. Legacy copy further down still claims Gambling Commission licensing, which no longer matches the register, so do not read that wording as a live permission.
What was the casino itself like?
The name set expectations accurately. Slots came first, with live dealer and table sections present but plainly secondary. The catalogue leaned on the major studios and the recognisable big name titles, which suited players who arrive knowing what they want rather than those who enjoy hunting for obscure releases.
What should I take from this before signing up anywhere else?
Check the wagering figure on the live terms rather than trusting an older article. Bonus play-through in Britain has been capped at ten times since January 2026, so any higher number quoted about this brand or its relatives is out of date.