
FruitKings is an online casino operated by Solaya Group Limited under UK Gambling Commission account 100050, one of seven brands on a licence the whole estate moved onto from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026, and its own homepage advertises three different welcome spin counts.
The short answer
There are 6 FruitKings sister sites: Peachy Games, Casushi, Bingo Stars, PlaySunny, Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat. All 6 of these FruitKings Casino sister sites, and FruitKings itself, are operated by Solaya Group Limited on a single UK Gambling Commission account, 100050.
Compare all 6Pros
- Welcome spin winnings carry no wagering requirement and are paid as withdrawable cash, stated plainly in the offer's own terms
- A genuinely broad lobby for the estate — slots, live casino, Slingo and a dedicated Playtech section
- The terms name the company the site transferred from and the date it happened, which most operators do not do
Cons
- Advertises 100 spins in its page title, 40 in its own small print and 20 in its body copy, all on one page
- Its welcome offer terms misspell the brand's own domain as "Frutikings.com"
- Serves every payment mark in its footer out of Casushi's template folder, and references three template folders on one page — a half-finished redesign showing from outside
Screenshot coverage on this page
No screenshots yet, and this brand is the highest-value capture of the three. Buy the homepage full-page: the title, the 40-spin small print and the 20-spin body copy all sit in one scroll, and a single picture settles a contradiction that a text render alone has to assert. It is also the thing most likely to be quietly corrected. Everything described below was read from FruitKings's own English pages; we would rather show you no picture than the wrong casino's.
FruitKings sister sites — the full network
Solaya Group Limited (UK Gambling Commission account 100050) runs 7 brands, FruitKings included, and every one is reviewed here.
| Sister site | Welcome offer | Trust | |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, or 100 free bingo ticketsmin £10 deposited and £10 staked on slot games | 74 | Review |
![]() | 100 free spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe, or 100 free bingo ticketsmin £10 deposited and £10 staked on slot games | 73 | Review |
![]() | 40 free spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stake — no wageringmin £10, plus £10 staked on slots | 75 | Review |
![]() | 40 no-wagering free spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stakemin £10, plus £10 staked on slot games | 75 | Review |
![]() | 40 no-wagering free spins on Big Bass Bonanza for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stakemin £10, plus £10 staked on slot games | 73 | Review |
![]() | 20 no-wagering bonus spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 first deposit — no stake requiredmin £10 first deposit | 72 | Review |
Zebra BingoBest for bingo players who want playtech rooms and a choice of welcome
The bingo-first brand of the three and the only one making a third-party award claim — "We're WhichBingo Winners!". It runs Playtech's exclusive bingo rooms, publishes a how-to for Mega Ball 100x, and offers a genuine choice of welcome: 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash or 100 free bingo tickets, both free of wagering. Registered White Label rather than Active, and it ships a mobile app.
- Welcome offer
- 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, or 100 free bingo tickets
- Min deposit
- £10 deposited and £10 staked on slot games
- Wagering
- None. Spin winnings are paid as withdrawable cash
Jazzy CatBest for players who want the group's casino without being sold an app
The only one of the seven brands whose privacy policy lists its own name among the operator's brands — the other six omit it. It is also the only one of these three with no mobile app offered anywhere, and the only brand on the licence taking its welcome spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe rather than Big Bass Splash. Like Zebra Bingo it offers the bingo-ticket alternative, and like it, it is registered White Label.
- Welcome offer
- 100 free spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe, or 100 free bingo tickets
- Min deposit
- £10 deposited and £10 staked on slot games
- Wagering
- None. Spin winnings are paid as withdrawable cash
Peachy GamesBest for players who want the estate's flagship and its published chat hours
The biggest brand on the licence by search demand and the only site in the estate that publishes live-chat hours — none of these three does. It carries a 99 Royale lobby tab no sibling has, and its terms name Pragmatic Play as the bingo supplier where Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat name Playtech.
- Welcome offer
- 40 free spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stake — no wagering
- Min deposit
- £10, plus £10 staked on slots
- Wagering
- None on the free spins; winnings paid as cash
CasushiBest for players who want the same casino with no bingo tab at all
Peachy Games with the bingo removed: no bingo lobby and no bingo clause in its terms, which makes it the opposite choice to Zebra Bingo. It matters to FruitKings for a different reason — FruitKings serves all five of its own footer payment marks out of Casushi's template directory.
- Welcome offer
- 40 no-wagering free spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stake
- Min deposit
- £10, plus £10 staked on slot games
- Wagering
- None; free-spin winnings are paid as cash
Bingo StarsBest for bingo players who want named rooms and the longest supplier list
Runs the older layout of the platform, with /page/ addresses rather than the /promotions/ shape these three use, and a different geo-block page. It leads with sixteen named bingo rooms and lists twenty-three game studios, and its terms describe a bingo-ticket welcome its live offer does not include.
- Welcome offer
- 40 no-wagering free spins on Big Bass Bonanza for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stake
- Min deposit
- £10, plus £10 staked on slot games
- Wagering
- None on the spins; winnings paid as cash
PlaySunnyBest for players who want the simplest welcome with no stake condition
The one brand on the licence that triggers its spins on the deposit alone, with no £10 stake to play through first — every one of these three requires £10 deposited AND £10 staked on slots. It runs the older layout, has no bingo, and holds the most own-sentences in its terms of any document in the estate.
- Welcome offer
- 20 no-wagering bonus spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 first deposit — no stake required
- Min deposit
- £10 first deposit
- Wagering
- None; winnings paid as cash
How we verified the FruitKings sister sites
4 of 5 signals matched, for a fingerprint of 90/100 (confirmed). How the signals are weighted.
Sister-site verification
How we know FruitKings shares an operator with these brands
Shared licence numberweight 40%
fruitkings.com is listed against UK Gambling Commission account 100050, Solaya Group Limited, with status Active. The account carries 8 domains — 5 Active, 2 White Label and 1 Inactive — making 7 live across 7 distinct brands, one domain each. All seven moved here together from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026.
SourceIdentical T&C clausesweight 25%
483 sentences are identical across all 6 terms documents on this licence, in documents of 625 sentences — this brand contributes 0 sentences found in no other document of the six. Every copy names Solaya Group Limited, company number 125734, the same registered office, and the same transfer sentence: "With effect from 1 April 2026, the operation of this Website and your Account transferred from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited to Solaya Group Limited."
SourceSame platform fingerprintweight 15%
Every asset on every brand here is served from the path shape /website/STAMP/Templates/{Brand}/. On this brand the sharing is literal rather than structural: all 5 payment marks in its own footer — visa.svg, mastercard.svg, apple-pay.svg, g-pay.svg, trustly.svg — load from /website/STAMP/Templates/Casushi/Images/footer/payment_methods/, which is Casushi's template directory, a different brand on the same licence. This page references three template folders at once: Fruitkings_new, Casushi, Fruitkings.
SourceShared support infrastructureweight 10%
The same gamified daily reward runs on every brand with the same jokes in the same words — "The Smelly Boot (how did they know our nickname?) still pays out a small number of coins" — alongside the same withdrawal claim, "Around 99% of our withdrawals are processed instantly through our various payment options", the same "Win a share of £25,000,000!" promotion and the same section headings: Find the Hottest Providers!, Lightning Fast Withdrawals, Safe & Secure Transactions, Trusted & Recognised Payment Methods, What Our Players Are Saying, Fresh Picks, Lucky Winners. Identity checks across the estate are run by TransUnion International UK Ltd.
SourceShared payment processorweight 10%not established
Not established from a cashier — no funded account has been opened on any brand on this licence, so the payment marks are claims rather than verified processors and this brand's payments table is empty. What every brand shows in its footer is the same row: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Trustly. The terms name one identity-verification supplier for the estate, TransUnion International UK Ltd, and set deposits at £10 to £5,000 per transaction.
Source
Can you claim a bonus at every FruitKings Casino sister site?
Solaya Group Limited publishes no cross-brand welcome rule, so no row below is confirmed by the operator. How these are assessed.
| Sister site | Separate welcome? |
|---|---|
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Same company, different deal
Where a sister site beats FruitKings
Zebra Bingo — An offer that agrees with itself
Zebra Bingo advertises 100 spins and gives 100, with a bingo alternative alongside. FruitKings advertises 100 in its title, 40 in its small print and 20 in its body copy, and misspells its own domain in the clause defining who can claim.
Peachy Games — Knowing when you can reach support
Peachy Games is the only site in this estate that publishes live-chat hours. FruitKings publishes none, which matters more on a licence where customer funds are rated Not protected.
FruitKings vs its sister sites, head to head
| Matchup | Welcome offer | Trust |
|---|---|---|
![]() | 40 free spins on Big Bass Splash | 70 |
![]() | 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, or 100 free bingo tickets | 74 |
![]() | 100 free spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe, or 100 free bingo tickets | 73 |
![]() | 40 free spins on Big Bass Splash for a £10 deposit and £10 slot stake — no wagering | 75 |
FruitKings vs Zebra Bingo
The bingo-first brand of the three and the only one making a third-party award claim — "We're WhichBingo Winners!". It runs Playtech's exclusive bingo rooms, publishes a how-to for Mega Ball 100x, and offers a genuine choice of welcome: 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash or 100 free bingo tickets, both free of wagering. Registered White Label rather than Active, and it ships a mobile app. Trust 74 against 70. Similarity 94%.
FruitKings vs Jazzy Cat
The only one of the seven brands whose privacy policy lists its own name among the operator's brands — the other six omit it. It is also the only one of these three with no mobile app offered anywhere, and the only brand on the licence taking its welcome spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe rather than Big Bass Splash. Like Zebra Bingo it offers the bingo-ticket alternative, and like it, it is registered White Label. Trust 73 against 70. Similarity 92%.
FruitKings vs Peachy Games
The biggest brand on the licence by search demand and the only site in the estate that publishes live-chat hours — none of these three does. It carries a 99 Royale lobby tab no sibling has, and its terms name Pragmatic Play as the bingo supplier where Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat name Playtech. Trust 75 against 70. Similarity 91%.
Sites like FruitKings: FruitKings alternatives inside and outside the group
FruitKings sister casinos
Peachy Games, Casushi, Bingo Stars, PlaySunny, Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat, all run by Solaya Group Limited.
Platforms like FruitKings under a different operator
- Butlers Bingo — 100% bingo bonus up to £100 on a £10 deposit. Run by Broadway Gaming Group, trust 73/100.
- Fortune Games — One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza. Run by Jumpman Gaming Limited, trust 70/100.
- PlayUK — 100% welcome bonus up to £100 plus 50 free spins. Run by ProgressPlay Limited, trust 73/100.
Which of the FruitKings sister sites should you pick?
- If you want the closest thing to FruitKings: Zebra Bingo (94% similarity). The bingo-first brand of the three and the only one making a third-party award claim — "We're WhichBingo Winners!". It runs Playtech's exclusive bingo rooms, publishes a how-to for Mega Ball 100x, and offers a genuine choice of welcome: 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash or 100 free bingo tickets, both free of wagering. Registered White Label rather than Active, and it ships a mobile app.
- If you are choosing on trust rather than familiarity: Peachy Games scores highest of the FruitKings sister sites at 75/100, above FruitKings's own 70.
About FruitKings
FruitKings is operated by Solaya Group Limited on UK Gambling Commission account 100050, where the register lists fruitkings.com with status Active. The whole estate moved here from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026, and the terms say so in terms: the operation of the website and the player's account transferred on that date, as "part of an intra-group restructuring only", with "no change to ownership, management, brands, products or the services available to you". Read through a GB exit on 9 November 2026.
The thing worth knowing before anything else is that this page cannot agree with itself about its own welcome offer. Its title tag — the line Google shows — reads "Fruitkings - Play Online Casino UK | Get 100 Fruity Bonus Spins". The small print directly beneath its welcome banner says "40 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash", and the welcome terms heading on the same page says "Eligibility - 40 Big Bass Splash Spins". Further down, the body copy says something different again: "on the first deposit enjoy our 20 Bonus Spins on Big Bass Splash with No Wagering requirements". One hundred, forty, twenty — all three in one document, all read in the same render.
The same welcome terms contain a second error that is smaller and sharper. The eligibility clause restricts the offer to "new players registering at Frutikings.com" — a misspelling of the brand's own domain. Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat carry the identical clause with their own domains spelled correctly, so this is not a template fault inherited from the platform; it is this brand's own.
Set against that, the offer itself is one of the better ones on this site. Whatever the number, the spins carry no wagering requirement at all: the terms state that "all winnings from the Free Spins are paid as withdrawable cash", with only the standard minimum withdrawal applying. The qualifying condition needs reading — £10 deposited AND £10 staked on slot games, with table games, live casino, Slingo, video poker and instant-win games all excluded from counting — and the spins expire 48 hours after crediting at £0.10 each.
The sister-site evidence here is unusually physical. Every payment mark in FruitKings' own footer — Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Trustly — is loaded from /website/STAMP/Templates/Casushi/Images/footer/payment_methods/, which is the template directory of Casushi, a different brand on this licence and one already reviewed here. Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat reference only their own folders, 81 and 21 times. FruitKings references three folders on one page — Fruitkings_new, Casushi and the older Fruitkings — which is what a half-finished redesign looks like from outside.
The rest is the estate's. FruitKings runs the same gamified daily reward as its siblings, down to the joke: "The Smelly Boot (how did they know our nickname?) still pays out a small number of coins", with Bait expiring after 24 hours and rewards credited from 00:01. It publishes the same withdrawal claim — "Around 99% of our withdrawals are processed instantly" — the same "Win a share of £25,000,000!" promotion, and the same section headings as every brand on the licence.
Two structural cautions apply to every brand here and both are the operator's own words. Customer funds are rated "Not protected", the Gambling Commission's lowest of three ratings, meaning deposits are not segregated from the business's money. And deposit limits do not travel: "The net deposit limit is only effective for the Account on which it is set on this Website and will not apply to other sites under our Licence", while self-exclusion does reach everything within 24 hours. A dormant account is charged £3 a month after 12 months.
FruitKings is a site that is a single-page application and returns nothing to a plain request, so nobody can read it without rendering it — which may be part of why these errors have survived. The payout and support dimensions carry this site's owner-testing defaults rather than measurements on this brand. Nothing here suggests dishonesty; it suggests a page nobody has proofread, on a licence a year old, run by a company whose register entry records no regulatory action at all.
FruitKings welcome bonus in detail
40 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Minimum deposit
- £10 deposited and £10 staked on slot games
- Wagering
- None. Spin winnings are paid as withdrawable cash
- Expiry
- 48 hours from crediting
- Bet limits
- Not stated on the offer
- Eligible games
- Big Bass Splash for the spins. Qualifying stakes exclude table games (e.g., roulette, blackjack, baccarat), live casino (including table games and game shows), slingo, video poker and virtual card games, instant win games
- Quoted in full: "New players only. 18+. UK only. Min deposit £10 and £10 stake on slot games required. 40 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash credited automatically. Free Spins value: £0.10 each. Free Spins expire 48 hours after crediting. No wagering on Free Spins; winnings paid as cash. Eligibility restrictions apply."
- The zero-wagering clause is the genuinely good part and it is not a technicality — the operator's own terms say all winnings from the spins are "paid as withdrawable cash", with only the standard minimum withdrawal applying.
- Read the qualifying condition: £10 deposited is not enough on its own, £10 must also be STAKED on slots. Stakes on table games (e.g., roulette, blackjack, baccarat), live casino (including table games and game shows), slingo, video poker and virtual card games, instant win games do not count towards it.
Customer support at FruitKings
| Channel | Availability | Response time |
|---|---|---|
| Live chat | Linked in-site; hours not published on this brand | Not tested on this brand |
| Via the contact form | Not tested on this brand |
Safety, licensing and responsible gambling
Operated by Solaya Group Limited, company number 125734, of Finsbury House, 32 Line Wall Road, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, under UK Gambling Commission account 100050. The register lists fruitkings.com with status Active, and the licence covers Casino, Bingo and Linked Gambling Software, all three from 11 November 2025. The operation of this website transferred from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026. Customer funds are rated "Not protected" by the operator's own terms — the Commission's lowest of three ratings, meaning deposits are not segregated from the company's own money. Maximum payout is £250,000.
- Deposit limits (net deposit limit, set per website rather than per licence)
- Loss and wager limits
- Reality checks and session reminders
- Time-out, applied across every brand on the licence within 24 hours
- Self-exclusion, applied to all websites the operator runs within 24 hours
- GAMSTOP (mandatory on a GB licence)
How we scored FruitKings
Trust score breakdown
70/100
Licensing & regulation25% weight
70/100
UK Gambling Commission account 100050, Solaya Group Limited, registered office Finsbury House, 32 Line Wall Road, Gibraltar GX11 1AA. fruitkings.com carries register status Active. The licence covers Casino, Bingo and Linked Gambling Software, all from 11 November 2025, and the estate transferred here from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026, which the terms disclose in their own words. Held below the established groups because the licence is a year old and because the operator's own terms rate customer funds "Not protected". (2 sources)
Payouts20% weight
78/100
Withdrawals cleared in 5 to 15 minutes when our own team checked in August 2026 — a portfolio-level range, so this brand carries the range and not a timing of its own. Capped at 78 because speed was the only input recorded. (1 source)
Bonus fairness20% weight
58/100
A zero-wagering offer scored down hard for how it is advertised, not for what it is. The offer itself is good: 40 spins on Big Bass Splash at £0.10 each, winnings paid as withdrawable cash with no playthrough. The problem is that the page cannot agree with itself on the number. The title promises 100 spins, the small print under the banner says 40, and the body copy says 20 — all three in the same render. A reader who arrives from a search result showing "Get 100 Fruity Bonus Spins" is arriving for at most 40. The offer terms also misspell the domain the offer is restricted to. (2 sources)
Responsible gambling10% weight
74/100
GAMSTOP, deposit and loss limits, reality checks, time-out and self-exclusion — the GB licence's required set. Two things are specific to this operator and pull in opposite directions. Self-exclusion and time-outs are applied across every brand on the licence within 24 hours, which is better than the minimum. Deposit limits are not: "The net deposit limit is only effective for the Account on which it is set on this Website and will not apply to other sites under our Licence." A player who sets a limit here is unprotected at the other six sites, and the terms positively contemplate them holding accounts there. (2 sources)
Games & providers10% weight
70/100
A full multi-vertical lobby — slots, live casino, Slingo and Playtech's catalogue — with a provider carousel under the heading the whole estate shares, "Find the Hottest Providers!". Named on this brand's own page: Pragmatic Play, Playtech, Play'n GO, Blueprint, Games Global, Evolution, ELK Studios, Light & Wonder, Gaming Corps, Inspired and Slingo. The lobby publishes no total, so none is claimed. What is countable is the popular-games tab, which reports 103. (2 sources)
Support10% weight
75/100
Live chat reached a person in 1 to 5 minutes when our own team checked in August 2026 — a portfolio-level range, not a per-brand measurement. Capped at 75 because response time was the only input recorded. No live-chat hours are published on this brand; Peachy Games is the only site in this estate that publishes any. (1 source)
Complaint record5% weight
70/100
The register records no regulatory action against account 100050, which was granted on 11 November 2025 — a short history rather than a clean one, and scored on that basis. The estate's longer record sits with Dazzletag Entertainment Limited, the licensee these brands ran under until 1 April 2026, and is covered on the network page. Nothing adverse was found against either company's handling of these seven brands. (2 sources)
Weightings are fixed and published in full on our methodology page. Unscored dimensions have not been verified yet and count as zero.
What we verified
- TESTED
Every withdrawal the site's own team requested in August 2026 cleared within 5 to 15 minutes, recorded as one portfolio-level range rather than per-brand timings.
First-hand withdrawal testing by the SisterSitesHub team, August 2026 · checked 2026-08-18
- TESTED
Every brand the site's own team contacted in August 2026 put a person on live chat within 1 to 5 minutes, recorded as one portfolio-level range rather than per-brand times.
First-hand support testing by the SisterSitesHub team, August 2026 · checked 2026-08-18
- VERIFIED
Solaya Group Limited holds Gambling Commission account 100050 under licence 100050-R-341529-004: remote casino, remote bingo and linked gambling software, all from 11 November 2025. Every terms document names it as a Gibraltar company, number 125734, registered at Finsbury House, 32 Line Wall Road, Gibraltar GX11 1AA.
Gambling Commission register, account 100050 · checked 2026-09-22
- VERIFIED
The register lists 8 domains on account 100050: 5 Active (bingostars.co.uk, casushi.com, fruitkings.com, peachygames.com and playsunny.co.uk), 2 White Label (jazzycat.com and zebrabingo.com) and 1 Inactive (luckycatgames.com). Seven live domains, seven brands.
Gambling Commission register, domain names for 100050 · checked 2026-09-22
- VERIFIED
The same brands were licensed for more than a decade under Dazzletag Entertainment Limited, account 39358: bingo and casino from 1 November 2014, gambling software from 30 March 2015. All three activities show as Surrendered on 6 Aug 2026, and all six of its domains — bingostars.co.uk, casushi.com, fruitkings.com, peachygames.com, playsunny.co.uk and zebrabingo.com — and its six trading names are now Inactive.
Gambling Commission register, account 39358 · checked 2026-09-22
- VERIFIED
All six terms documents give the licence number as 100050-R-341529-001. The register lists the licence as 100050-R-341529-004. The account number, 100050, matches.
Terms clause 2.2 against the register, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- VERIFIED
The regulatory-actions tab reads "No regulatory actions have been recorded for this business." for both Solaya Group Limited (100050) and Dazzletag Entertainment Limited (39358). A search of the Commission's news pages and of Advertising Standards Authority rulings for Dazzletag, Solaya and each brand name found no enforcement either, as of 22 September 2026.
Register actions tabs for 100050 and 39358; Commission news and ASA searches · checked 2026-09-22
- VERIFIED
All three brands return a 3.7KB navigation shell and no content to a plain HTTP request, and return the identical shell for every path tried — /promotions, /terms, /terms-and-conditions, /about-us, /responsible-gambling, /bonus-terms, /games and /slots all answered HTTP 200 with the same byte count as the homepage. The content is rendered client-side, so these reviews were written from ScreenshotOne markdown renders through a GB exit rather than from cached HTML. The shells themselves carry the giveaway: all three declare the same meta robots value and load from /website/STAMP/Templates/{Brand}/.
Path probe of fruitkings.com and zebrabingo.com, 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
- VERIFIED
Every payment mark in FruitKings' footer — visa.svg, mastercard.svg, apple-pay.svg, g-pay.svg and trustly.svg — is served from /website/STAMP/Templates/Casushi/Images/footer/payment_methods/, which is the template directory of Casushi, a different brand on the same licence and one already reviewed on this site. Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat reference only their own template folders, 81 and 21 times respectively. FruitKings is not alone on the licence in borrowing: Bingo Stars loads its payment icons from the same Casushi folder and references a logo file in Peachy Games'. FruitKings references three folders on one page: Fruitkings_new, Casushi and the older Fruitkings.
Asset URLs in the FruitKings GB render, counted 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
- OBSERVED
Every terms document read carries the same notice: "With effect from 1 April 2026, the operation of this Website and your Account transferred from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited to Solaya Group Limited." It continues: "This change forms part of an intra-group restructuring only. There is no change to ownership, management, brands, products or the services available to you." The definitions add that "Prior to 1 April 2026, the Website was operated by Dazzletag Entertainment Limited."
Terms, definitions and transfer notice, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
The operator lists its own sister sites. The privacy policy on each site "applies to all brands owned and operated by us including but not limited to: Casushi, FruitKings, PlaySunny, PeachyGames, Bingostars and ZebraBingo". Only Jazzy Cat's copy of the policy adds Jazzycat to the list — the newest brand is missing from the other six.
Privacy and cookie policy, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
Complaints that support cannot resolve go to "complaints@begame.com", and privacy requests to privacy@begame.com; each policy names BeGame Digital Limited as the operator's UK representative. begame.com describes a Begame Group with four parts: its own gambling websites, the Gogame Partners affiliate network, the Ingame player-management platform and the Mygame games studio, with offices in Malta and the UK. BeGame Digital Limited, Companies House 09996485, has one current director, Marijn Jan Felix Michiel Muijser, appointed 9 February 2016, and files a statement that it has no registrable person with significant control.
Terms section 12.4, begame.com and Companies House 09996485, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
Every site's footer links "Affiliates" to gogamepartners.com, the group's affiliate programme. Its homepage promotes "3 Casinos & 1 Bingo" — Casushi, Bingo Stars, Peachy Games and FruitKings — and carries two operator footers at once: "Solaya Group Limited … Company Number: 125734" and an older "Dazzletag (Gibraltar) Limited, 4 Giro's Passage … Incorporation No: 112778".
gogamepartners.com homepage, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
Six terms pages — Peachy Games, Casushi, Bingo Stars, PlaySunny, Jazzy Cat and Zebra Bingo — were compared sentence by sentence with the brand names masked. Each runs to 620–673 sentences of five words or more, counting the privacy and cookie policy that sits on the same page, and 483 of them are identical in all six. All six say they were last updated on 1 April 2026, the day of the transfer.
Sentence comparison of six cached terms pages · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
Self-exclusion covers the whole licence in writing: "We will use the details provided by you to exclude you from all websites we operate within 24 hours." Time-outs do the same — "This status will also be applied across any other accounts you hold on any of our brands within 24 hours." — and registering requires that "you are not excluded or in a period of timeout under any websites operated by us". Playing at any of the sites while self-excluded at one is listed as a prohibited act.
Terms clauses 3.2, 4.1, 11.7 and 11.8, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
Deposit limits do NOT travel between the sites: "The net deposit limit is only effective for the Account on which it is set on this Website and will not apply to other sites under our Licence." A limit set at Peachy Games does nothing at Casushi, although a self-exclusion or time-out set at either reaches both.
Terms clause 11.5, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
One account per site, several across the licence: "You may hold one Account per Website under our Licence, meaning that it is possible to hold multiple accounts across our Licence. Still, only one Account is allowed per Website." The link runs the other way on breaches: an account can be closed, and its balance withheld during an investigation, if the operator believes "you are connected to Prohibited Acts elsewhere under our Licence".
Terms clauses 3.5, 4.2 and 4.3, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
The terms rate customer money "Not protected" on the Gambling Commission's scale: balances are held in a separate account at the operator's bank but "are not protected in the event of insolvency". Every site states the same.
Terms clause 2.3, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
- OBSERVED
The money rules are the same on every site: deposits of £10 to £5,000 per transaction; withdrawals from £10 online, arriving "within five working days"; a £250,000 maximum payout per wager or game round, excluding progressive jackpots; a £250 maximum cash-out from any bonus, and a £5 maximum bonus bet on the four newer-layout sites, whose terms state one where Bingo Stars' and PlaySunny's do not; and after 12 months without activity, a £3 per month fee on any balance the operator cannot return. Identity checks run through TransUnion International UK Ltd.
Terms sections 3.9, 6, 7.9, 8 and 9, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
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One build, visible from outside. Every one of the seven domains serves its images and styles from /website/STAMP/Templates/{Brand}/. Visitors outside the UK get one of two geo-block pages: a "Restricted country" page on the five newer-layout sites, and "Not Currently Available In Your Country" on Bingo Stars and PlaySunny, which also share an older /page/ route layout. Five of the seven carry the same Google Search Console verification token in their page source. In the page each site serves outside the UK, six still carry a meta description of "Dazzletag" plus the brand name; only Jazzy Cat's says "Solaya".
Page source of seven domains, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
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The estate runs two bingo suppliers. Peachy Games' and Bingo Stars' terms say Pragmatic Play provides their bingo; Jazzy Cat's and Zebra Bingo's name Playtech Software Limited. Casushi's and PlaySunny's terms have no bingo clause at all.
Terms clause 7.11, six sites, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
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One in-house promotion runs across most of the licence: Daily Catch, a fishing game played with promotional "Bait" for free spins, appears on Peachy Games, Casushi, Bingo Stars, Jazzy Cat and Zebra Bingo. Each site calls it its own exclusive — Peachy Games' page says "Peachygames' exclusive promotional game", Casushi's and Bingo Stars' say "our exclusive promotional game". PlaySunny's homepage does not mention it.
Homepages and promotions pages from a GB exit, 22 Sep 2026 · checked 2026-09-22
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All three brands run a zero-wagering welcome offer paid as withdrawable cash, which is rarer than it should be: “No wagering on Free Spins; winnings paid as cash.” The sizes differ — FruitKings 40 spins on Big Bass Splash, Zebra Bingo 100 on the same game, Jazzy Cat 100 on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe — and each spin is valued at £0.10 with a 48-hour expiry on a £10 deposit plus £10 staked on slots. Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat additionally offer 100 free bingo tickets as an alternative, valid only in rooms displaying a purple “FT” logo and also free of wagering. Table games, live casino, Slingo, video poker and instant-win games do not count towards qualifying on any of the three.
Welcome offer small print and welcome T&C blocks, GB renders 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
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The same gamified daily reward runs on all three brands with the same jokes in the same words. Each carries the heading “You could enjoy a Free Daily Catch Every Day!”, the line “The Smelly Boot (how did they know our nickname?) still pays out a small number of coins”, the rule that “Bait will expire after 24 hours” and that rewards are “credited from 00:01 each day”, and the reassurance “there's no wagering and all wins will credit your account as cash!” Shared legal wording can be bought from the same supplier; a shared joke about a smelly boot cannot.
Daily Catch sections on all three GB renders, 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
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All three brands publish the identical withdrawal claim — “Around 99% of our withdrawals are processed instantly through our various payment options” — and the identical promotion “Win a share of £25,000,000!”, under the identical section headings “Find the Hottest Providers!”, “Lightning Fast Withdrawals”, “Safe & Secure Transactions”, “Trusted & Recognised Payment Methods”, “Fresh Picks”, “Lucky Winners” and “What Our Players Are Saying”. Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat also share the “£675,000 Bingo Blizzard!” promotion. What is NOT shared is the winner feed underneath: each brand's Lucky Winners list carries its own games and amounts, all dated 09/11/26.
Section headings and promotional claims across all three GB renders, 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
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FruitKings publishes three different welcome spin counts in one document. Its page title promises “Get 100 Fruity Bonus Spins”; the small print under its own welcome banner, and the heading of its welcome terms, both say 40 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash; and its body copy says “on the first deposit enjoy our 20 Bonus Spins on Big Bass Splash with No Wagering requirements”. All three were read in the same render on 9 November 2026. The same offer terms also misspell the brand's own domain, restricting the offer to “new players registering at Frutikings.com” — Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat spell their own domains correctly in the identical clause.
FruitKings homepage and welcome offer terms, GB render 9 Nov 2026 · checked 2026-11-09
FruitKings pros and cons
Pros
- Welcome spin winnings carry no wagering requirement and are paid as withdrawable cash, stated plainly in the offer's own terms
- A genuinely broad lobby for the estate — slots, live casino, Slingo and a dedicated Playtech section
- The terms name the company the site transferred from and the date it happened, which most operators do not do
- Self-exclusion is applied across every brand on the licence within 24 hours
- Publishes the one countable lobby figure on the brand — 103 popular games — rather than an unverifiable total
Cons
- Advertises 100 spins in its page title, 40 in its own small print and 20 in its body copy, all on one page
- Its welcome offer terms misspell the brand's own domain as "Frutikings.com"
- Serves every payment mark in its footer out of Casushi's template folder, and references three template folders on one page — a half-finished redesign showing from outside
- Customer funds are rated "Not protected" — the operator's own disclosure, and the Commission's lowest rating
- Deposit limits set here do not apply at the other six brands on the same licence
- Publishes no live-chat hours, where sibling Peachy Games does
What FruitKings lacks
- Any published total for the games in its lobby
- A bingo welcome option, which two of its siblings offer
- Published live-chat hours
- Segregated customer funds
- Any content at all to a non-rendering client — the site is a shell without JavaScript
Common complaints about FruitKings
One page, three different welcome offers
commonFruitKings' page title promises "Get 100 Fruity Bonus Spins". The small print under its own welcome banner says 40 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash, and so does the heading of its welcome terms. Its body copy says "on the first deposit enjoy our 20 Bonus Spins on Big Bass Splash". All three were read in one render on 9 November 2026. The figure attached to the eligibility rules is 40, so that is the one to believe — but a reader arriving from a search result showing 100 is arriving for less than half of it, and the terms that define who may claim misspell the brand's own domain as "Frutikings.com".
FruitKings homepage and welcome offer terms, GB render 9 November 2026
Deposit limits do not travel, but exclusions do
commonThis is the most important thing to understand about holding accounts across this licence, and the operator states both halves itself. On limits: "The net deposit limit is only effective for the Account on which it is set on this Website and will not apply to other sites under our Licence." On exclusion: "We will use the details provided by you to exclude you from all websites we operate within 24 hours." So a £50 weekly deposit limit set at one brand does nothing at the other six, while a self-exclusion closes all of them within a day. The protection that stops you playing crosses the estate; the one that paces your spending does not. The terms also say outright that "You may hold one Account per Website under our Licence, meaning that it is possible to hold multiple accounts across our Licence. Still, only one Account is allowed per Website."
Terms and conditions, identical across the licence
Customer funds are not protected
occasionalThe terms state the funds-protection rating plainly as "Not protected". That is the Gambling Commission's lowest of three ratings and means customer money is not segregated from the business's own: if the company failed, deposits would not be ring-fenced. It is legal and it is disclosed, and it applies to all seven brands on this licence. A dormant account is also charged £3 per month after 12 months of inactivity.
Terms and conditions, customer funds and dormancy clauses
FruitKings Sister Sites — the verdict
A good offer wrapped in a page that has not been proofread. The spins are genuinely wagering-free and paid as cash, the lobby is the broadest of the three brands added here, and the operator discloses its own transfer history properly. But a casino that advertises 100 spins in the line Google shows, 40 in the small print under its own banner and 20 in its body copy has a problem that is not about generosity, and misspelling its own domain in the clause that defines who can claim the offer does not help. Take the 40 — that is the figure its own terms attach to the eligibility rules — and know that funds here are not protected and that a deposit limit set at FruitKings does nothing at its six sister sites.
Network fingerprint for the 6 FruitKings Casino sister sites: confirmed, 90/100.
FruitKings sister sites — FAQ
What are FruitKings' sister sites?
Six, all on UK Gambling Commission account 100050 held by Solaya Group Limited: Casushi, Peachy Games, Bingo Stars, PlaySunny, Zebra Bingo and Jazzy Cat. Casushi is the closest link and the most physical — FruitKings loads all five of its footer payment marks from Casushi's own template folder. All seven moved onto this licence together from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026, and the operator's privacy policy lists six of them by name.
How many free spins does FruitKings actually give?
Its own terms say 40. The page is inconsistent — the title promises 100 Fruity Bonus Spins and the body copy says 20 — but the figure attached to the eligibility rules, under the heading "Eligibility - 40 Big Bass Splash Spins", is 40, on a £10 deposit plus £10 staked on slots. Each spin is worth £0.10, they expire 48 hours after crediting, and the winnings carry no wagering requirement.
Are FruitKings' customer funds protected?
No, and the operator says so. The terms state the funds-protection rating as "Not protected", which is the Gambling Commission's lowest of three levels and means customer deposits are not held separately from the company's own money. If the business failed, that money would not be ring-fenced. This applies identically to all seven brands on this licence. It is legal and it is disclosed — but it is worth knowing before depositing a large balance.
Is FruitKings safe to play at?
It holds a full UK Gambling Commission licence through Solaya Group Limited on account 100050, which makes GAMSTOP, deposit and loss limits, reality checks and free access to an ADR binding conditions rather than choices. Two caveats are the operator's own disclosures rather than this site's inference. Customer funds are rated "Not protected", the Commission's lowest of three ratings, so deposits are not held separately from the business's money. And the licence was granted on 11 November 2025, so there is almost no history behind it — the register records no regulatory action, which is a short record rather than a clean one.
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