How Kingdom Casino’s sisters were traced
A sister, on this site, is a casino whose domain the licensing authority lists on the same licence as kingdomcasino.io. You’ll see shared footers, designs and terms mentioned too, but only as support, never as the test itself.
That licence is Anjouan’s ALSI-202409012-FI1, held by Softon LTD and listed as valid to 6 September 2027 when the register was read on 5 October 2026. Every set of terms read bars you from signing up while you’re in, or connecting from, the United Kingdom.
Why does one register row decide the family?
Start where you would as a player: Kingdom Casino’s footer names Softon LTD and its Anjouan licence, and Anjouan Gaming’s register lists ten domains on that licence. Those ten are the family. Next, you’d look for Softon LTD in each brand’s own footer or contract. Eight of the ten do, Kingdom Casino included. Gambiva and Wino carry an outlined pennant, because the register is their only link.
A shared look doesn’t count, no matter how alike two sites seem to you. Winzter is the clearest case, since its site resembles the Softon brands while its footer names Rabocse SRL and a different Anjouan licence. It’s the same with a shared terms template, or an affiliate list that puts a brand next to Kingdom Casino.
How were the Kingdom namesakes told apart?
You’ll meet three businesses under these words in search results, so each was traced through its own documents. kingdomcasino.io names Softon LTD. The old kingdomcasino.com named Dama N.V. and a Curaçao licence until its closing notice of December 2024, and on 5 October 2026 it was an affiliate page. Casino Kingdom names Rock Swift Group Limited under a Kahnawake licence.
No company or licence links any two of the three, so you can’t carry one’s history over to another.
Where do the words come from?
Kingdom Casino’s own words come from Internet Archive copies, and you’ll see the date the archive stored each copy beside the figure it supports. Betzter’s pages were read live on 5 October 2026, and every copy the pages rely on was read again that day.
- Terms (text dated March 13, 2024) and FAQ: archived 3 May 2026
- AML policy, the earliest copy read whose footer names Softon LTD: archived 4 May 2026
- About page: archived 2 April 2026
- Contact page: archived 1 September 2026
- Homepage, welcome chooser and footer: archived 20, 22 and 30 September and 5 October 2026
- The sisters’ terms, and their homepages: archived March to July 2026, and August to 3 October 2026
- Anjouan Gaming’s register, status definitions, disclaimer, suspended and revoked lists and complaint policy: read on 5 October 2026
Nobody registered, paid in or opened a chat. Everything you read here is what the casinos printed, not what happened when anyone played.
Which offers made the table, and which were dropped?
Offers go stale faster than terms, so you’ll only see a welcome named when its copy is less than a fortnight old. That kept Kingdom Casino and Smash (5 October), Mad Casino (6 October), TenoBet (3 October) and Betzter’s live pages (5 October). Dracula, Tucan, Gambiva and Wino show a dash, because their newest homepage copies date from August 2026. Aphrodite shows one too, because no homepage copy newer than 30 September 2026 was found.
You won’t see package amounts at all. Betzter’s card is the only Softon page read with a wagering multiple on it, and an amount without its wagering doesn’t tell you what the offer costs. Withdrawal limits, fees and bonus caps are contract terms, so copies up to a year old are used for them, with the archive month shown beside the figure.
What’s left out on purpose?
- Processing times, identity-check rules and payment lists, which appear only in copies archived between March and July 2026. They’re left out rather than passed off as today’s service.
- Package amounts, for the reason above.
- Links to the casinos. Their pages are named as plain text, so nothing here doubles as a way to sign up.
- Brands that merely look alike or turn up on the same affiliate lists. They’re named on the homepage as non-sisters, never folded into the family.
What does the difference column show, if nothing is scored?
Nothing here was played, deposited or withdrawn, so a score would dress desk research up as testing. The table’s last column says how each brand’s row differs from Kingdom Casino’s, or that it doesn’t. It isn’t a ranking or a suggestion to sign up anywhere, least of all from Britain, where every set of Softon terms read bars you. Nothing on the site is an affiliate link.
Why might a figure here be out of date?
Casino pages change without notice, so the date matters as much as the figure you’re reading. The records here show Kingdom Casino’s footer gaining a company name around May 2026, Aphrodite rewriting its terms in December 2025, three slots packages cut in a single September week and the expiry date on Softon’s register row moving a year on between 24 September and 5 October 2026. Each figure sits beside the dated source it was read from, so you can see what it rests on and how old that reading is.
Spotted a figure that has moved on? Tell the guide at info@kingdomcasinosites.co.uk. Once it’s checked against the record, the figure is corrected and the month in the page’s byline moves on to that month.
Sources: Anjouan Gaming licence register, Softon Ltd’s row (read 5 October 2026); Anjouan Gaming: licence status definitions; Anjouan Gaming: registry disclaimer; Kingdom Casino homepage, welcome chooser and footer (archived 5 October 2026); Kingdom Casino terms and conditions (archived 3 May 2026); Kingdom Casino AML policy (archived 4 May 2026); kingdomcasino.com closing notice (archived 23 December 2024); Casino Kingdom footer, casinokingdom.eu (read live, 5 October 2026); Winzter homepage and footer (archived 22 May 2026); Betzter homepage and footer, betzter.com (read live, 5 October 2026); Aphrodite homepage, welcome chooser and footer (archived 30 September 2026).