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• TWO LICENCES, ONE OPERATION. Both licences take effect on the same day, 2 October 2025. The licence serials are consecutive: 341312 for Blue Rock, 341313 for Red Rock. The Gibraltar licence numbers sit six apart, RGL 158 and RGL 164. The Gibraltar company numbers are 124838 and 125099, both incorporated for this purpose and neither traceable at UK Companies House. Both give the same registered office down to the floor: 6th Floor, World Trade Centre, 6 Bayside Road. All five sites bootstrap the same Playtech client build, clientVersion and galaxyClientVersion 10H. All five declare the same backend, openApiDomain https://oapi.guemegas.com:443. Both licensees carry the suffix "Managed Services Limited" and hold zero trading names on the register.
• THE HANDOVER IS IN THE REGISTER, AND THE ACTIVITY SETS MATCH ONE FOR ONE. Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited (38838) held bingo and casino from 2014-11-01 and surrendered on 2026-02-12; Blue Rock Managed Services Limited (67740) holds the same 2 activities from 2 October 2025, and mrgreen.co.uk moved with it. VF2011 Limited (45110) held bingo, casino and both betting activities from 2016-04-21 and surrendered on 2026-03-09; Red Rock Managed Services Limited (67754) holds the same 4 activities from 2 October 2025, and sunbingo.co.uk, thesunvegas.co.uk, fabulousbingo.co.uk, fabulousvegas.co.uk moved with it. The register does not model transfers, so a domain simply goes Inactive on the old account and appears on the new one -- both halves are in the 28 September 2026 snapshot.
• THE PLAYTECH LINK IS DOCUMENTED FOR ONE COMPANY AND INFERRED FOR THE OTHER, AND WE KEEP THOSE APART. The Gibraltar Government publishes Blue Rock's approved-brands notice as "Blue Rock Managed Services Limited (Playtech).pdf", and the RGL No. 158 inside it matches the number in mrgreen.co.uk's footer. No equivalent notice is published for Red Rock, so its Playtech parentage rests on a chain of five checkable facts instead: Its predecessor on all four domains, VF2011 Limited (45110), is Playtech's Virtue Fusion entity. Red Rock's four activities match VF2011's four exactly — bingo, casino, and both real- and virtual-event betting. It shares a floor, an incorporation batch and a licence date with Blue Rock, whose Playtech parentage the Gibraltar Government publishes. Its four sites run the same Playtech build 10H against the same Playtech backend as Blue Rock's one. Playtech's games-gateway endpoint pgg.bit.ptecha.io appears on all four Red Rock brands (ptecha.io is a Playtech domain).
• TWO BRAND OWNERS, ONE OPERATOR -- WHICH IS WHY "WHO OWNS THESE?" HAS TWO ANSWERS. Sun Bingo, Fabulous Bingo, The Sun Vegas, Fabulous Vegas carry "Copyright 2026 © News Group Newspapers Limited." News UK's newspaper publishing company — The Sun's publisher. Fabulous is The Sun's Sunday magazine, which is why two of the four carry a magazine's name rather than a casino's. Mr Green carry "© MR GREEN IP LIMITED." A brand-holding company, not the operator and not News UK. Mr Green was acquired by what is now evoke plc in 2019; the GB operating licence that evoke held for it was surrendered on 28 October 2024, and the brand returned to Britain on someone else's licence. The company on the licence owns neither set of brands; it runs them.
• MR GREEN LEFT BRITAIN AND CAME BACK ON SOMEONE ELSE'S LICENCE. Mr Green is trading in Great Britain again, on a different company's licence and a different domain. evoke's Mr Green Limited (39264) surrendered its GB licence on 28 October 2024 and www.mrgreen.com is Inactive there. The .co.uk domain then sat on Playtech's Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited (38838) — Inactive there now — and is White Label on Blue Rock from 2 October 2025. The brand name is still owned by Mr Green IP Limited, so what changed is who runs the British site, not whose brand it is. Every directory that still files Mr Green under 888 or evoke is describing a licence surrendered in October 2024.
• ONE LOBBY, TWO SKINS OF IT. Sun Bingo lists 2,297 games on 18 providers and The Sun Vegas 2,293 on the same 18 — a four-game gap across a 2,300-game catalogue, with matching Slingo (65 and 64) and video-bingo (20 and 20) shelves. Fabulous Vegas prints a different shelf set entirely on 15 providers, including a 75-game Cash Collect shelf the Sun pair does not carry. Fabulous Bingo and Mr Green do not print catalogue totals in their lobbies, so no count is published for them here.
• ONE £10 ENTRY, FIVE DIFFERENT PRICES. One £10 entry buys five different things across this estate: 50 free spins at Sun Bingo, 100 at Fabulous Bingo, 150 at Fabulous Vegas, 200 at Mr Green, and at The Sun Vegas a £100 matched deposit with 100 spins on top. The two bingo-led brands are the only ones offering a choice of reward, and the only ones whose bingo bonus carries 4x rather than 10x. Nothing read suggests the offers are interchangeable between sites.
• THE WHOLE ESTATE SITS UNDER THE NEW WAGERING CAP. Every wagering requirement found across the five brands is at or below the 10x cap that SR Code 5.1.1(3a) imposed on 19 January 2026: 10x on the casino offers, 4x on the two bingo bonuses, 5x and 1x on named reload promotions, and 0x on several free-spin offers. Two of the welcome offers run to 31 January 2027, well past the cap's start date, so they were written to it rather than grandfathered under it.
• A BRANCHING OFFER WE FLAG RATHER THAN ALLEGE. Sun Bingo and Fabulous Bingo both ask for one £10 deposit and then let the player pick either a slots reward or a bingo reward. SR Code 5.1.1(3b) bans mixing products within a single incentive, and a choice between two single-product rewards is not obviously the same arrangement — the player ends up with one product's reward either way. We flag the structure rather than allege a breach, because the rule addresses incentives that span products and we have not seen the Commission's view on a branching offer of this shape.
• NOT ONE OF THE FIVE ADMITS THE OTHER FOUR EXIST. Each site scopes its one-account rule to itself by name, and the duplicate-account clause in all five sets of general terms is written about Accounts on that Website rather than across an estate. Not one of the five names a sister site, a group of companies, or another brand anywhere in its terms, promotions or safer-gambling pages. That is the opposite of Rank Interactive and Solaya Group, which put group-wide reach in writing, and it means a self-exclusion or deposit limit set at one of these five cannot be assumed to reach the other four. All five are GB-licensed, so GAMSTOP registration reaches every one of them — but GAMSTOP is a national scheme, not an operator protection, and it is the only cross-brand cover any of the five documents. Whether one person can hold accounts at all five at once is untested: it would require registering five times, which we have not done.
• A SHARED BACKEND IS NOT A SHARED OWNER, AND WE SAY SO. A shared platform endpoint is corroboration, not proof of common ownership: Playtech's backend serves many unrelated operators, the certificate on oapi.guemegas.com is a bare *.guemegas.com wildcard naming no operator, and a control test against four other Playtech-powered British brands returned 403 rather than a comparable answer. The ownership case here rests on the register and the footers; the platform only shows the five sites are run as one estate.
• THE SITES READ AS BLANK TO ANYTHING THAT DOES NOT RUN JAVASCRIPT. Every one of the five serves the same 38,651-byte single-page shell whose body holds nine to sixteen characters of text; the offers, terms and lobby only exist after the Playtech client boots. The status codes, however, are honest: /terms, /help, /promotions and /privacy-policy return 200 and are real routes, while /about-us, /legal and /t-and-c return a genuine 404. Because the body is identical either way, the response size tells a crawler nothing and the status code tells it everything — the reverse of the Gamesys estate, where size was the only signal.
• ONE BRAND PUBLISHES SIXTEEN TIMES ITS SIBLINGS' PAGES. Fabulous Bingo publishes 3,060 URLs against Sun Bingo's 385, The Sun Vegas's 211, Mr Green's 206 and Fabulous Vegas's 191 — eight to sixteen times its siblings on the same platform, which is a content-marketing decision rather than a platform one. Only five paths appear on all five sitemaps, and they are the Playtech lobby's own structure.
• THE OPERATOR HAS PUBLICLY QUESTIONED ITS OWN BIGGEST BRAND HERE. Playtech placed Sun Bingo under strategic review on the grounds that the 40% Remote Gaming Duty rate makes the contract unprofitable, per its FY25 results coverage. That bears directly on the stability of this estate: the largest brand on the Red Rock licence is one its operator has publicly questioned keeping.
• WE REJECT THE CLAIM THAT THIS IS THE RANK GROUP. A competing directory states Red Rock is "part of the Rank Group". The register contradicts it: Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited is recorded at Suite 3, 2nd Floor, Icom House, 1/5 Irish Town, not at the World Trade Centre. The World Trade Centre is itself multi-tenant -- our own data puts 32Red at 401, LiveScore at 3.01 and BetVictor at Suite 2.01 -- so the address only counts here because Red Rock and Blue Rock share the same floor of it.
• UNVERIFIED: Red Rock Managed Services Limited's corporate parent is not published by either regulator. The Playtech attribution rests on the chain in RED_ROCK_PLAYTECH_CHAIN, not on a filing.
• UNVERIFIED: Neither Gibraltar company number (125099, 124838) has been checked against the Gibraltar companies registry, which is not freely searchable. Both come from the sites' own footers.
• UNVERIFIED: Whether News Group Newspapers Limited or Playtech decides each brand's welcome offer is not published anywhere we can read, so the five different prices cannot be attributed to either party.

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• The simplest welcome on the estate: one 10x requirement and one three-day window, where The Sun Vegas runs two of each.
• No winnings cap is published, unlike sibling Fabulous Bingo's £200 cap on an otherwise comparable 100-spin offer.
• Second-largest spins count of the five, behind Mr Green's 200 and ahead of Fabulous Bingo's 100.
• Debit cards only. Offer end date 31 October 2026.
• Ongoing offers include a Mystery Box, Top-up Tuesday and Thursday reloads, 3×£1 Golden Chips or a £3 slots bonus at 5x, and a £100,000 weekly leaderboard.

Fabulous Vegas is the most independent site on the Red Rock licence and the easiest welcome to understand: 150 free spins for £10, one 10x target, one three-day clock, and no cap on what the winnings can reach. It also has the widest cashier of the five — the only one showing both Apple Pay and Google Pay — and the only lobby on the licence that is genuinely its own, 15 providers deep with a 75-game Cash Collect shelf the Sun brands do not stock. The reason it does not score higher is its safer-gambling page, which at roughly 1,730 characters is the thinnest on the estate and names only GAMSTOP and GamCare. That is not a hypothetical shortfall: the same operation publishes nearly four times as much on Mr Green and names two further support services there, so this is a choice rather than a limitation. If you want the group's simplest offer and its broadest payment options, this is the site. If you want wager-free spins, Sun Bingo is next door on the same licence.

Network fingerprint for the 4 Fabulous Vegas Casino sister sites: probable, 55/100.