Casino 2020 Sister Sites 2026

Looking for Casino 2020 sister sites? The group once featured Dr Slot, mFortune, Mr Spin and Cashmo, all run by In Touch Games Limited on UKGC licence 2091. That licence was surrendered on 4th September 2023, so Casino 2020 and every other brand in the network stopped operating for UK players from that date, and casino2020.com is now just a parked domain listed for sale.

Best Casino 2020 Sister Sites

mFortune

The obvious place to start any list of Casino 2020 sister sites is mFortune, because it was the oldest casino in the In Touch Games Limited family and the long-standing flagship of the range. Players had been visiting mFortune ever since it launched back in 2007, when In Touch Games was still an upstart, mobile-focused network with ambitions of shaking up the industry. By the time the network closed, In Touch Games had grown into one of the UK’s biggest independent casino groups, and mFortune was generally regarded as its most established brand, even though it always worked a little differently to the bigger casino sites at the top of the UK market.

The biggest difference between mFortune and larger casino sites was its comparatively small games library, and that was a deliberate choice rather than an oversight. Every game across mFortune, and the rest of the Casino 2020 network, was supplied by Slot Factory, an in-house studio owned and run by In Touch Games Limited, so the titles were exclusive to the network rather than variety-led. mFortune’s long-standing welcome offer was a no-deposit £10 credit that let new players try a handful of Slot Factory titles before spending anything of their own. Unlike Casino 2020, Dr Slot, Mr Spin, Cashmo and Bonus Boss, which all closed for good when In Touch Games surrendered UKGC account 2091 in September 2023, mFortune carried on for a further year under a different operator, Viral Interactive Limited, before that licence was also surrendered in November 2024 – full detail is in our mFortune review.

Mr Spin

Sometimes a casino’s name tells you almost everything you need to know about it. That wasn’t quite true of Mr Spin, which was one of In Touch Games Limited’s more rounded sites rather than a pure slots specialist. Alongside the exclusive Slot Factory slots found across every Casino 2020 sister site, Mr Spin also carried a small collection of roulette tables and, more unusually for this network, a handful of bingo rooms that set it apart from the rest of the family.

Mr Spin had been live on the In Touch Games Limited network since 2016, and while it was among the stronger sites in the family for variety, it was one of the weaker ones for promotions. Its no-deposit offer was just £3, and the follow-up 100% first-deposit match, worth up to £100, carried a 40-times wagering requirement – the same rate that applied to bonus funds across every casino in the group. None of that has been available since In Touch Games surrendered UKGC account 2091 in September 2023, closing Mr Spin along with the rest of the network. See our Mr Spin review for the full closure timeline.

Cashmo

Cashmo joined the network later than mFortune or Mr Spin, going live in 2019 as one of the newer Casino 2020 sister sites. It had a strong debut year: despite launching with a little over ten casino games, Cashmo was named “Best New Slots Site” at the 2020 BingoPort Players’ Choice Awards, a result that meant more to In Touch Games because it was decided by player votes rather than industry judges.

Cashmo’s branding leaned on In Touch Games Limited’s mobile-first roots – even the name was a shortening of “cash mobile” – and its sites were built to work as well on a phone as on a desktop. Its welcome package combined a £5 no-deposit credit with three matched deposits worth up to £500, both subject to the same 40-times wagering requirement used across the network. That package, and the site itself, disappeared when the whole In Touch Games network closed to UK players in 2023; our full Cashmo review covers what happened to player accounts afterwards.

Bonus Boss

Bonus Boss was one of the newer additions to the Casino 2020 sister sites family, and it showed in the presentation – noticeably sharper graphics and heavier theming than most of its network stablemates. The site leaned into a gangster-boss mascot character who fronted a £5 no-deposit welcome credit, and thanks to Slot Factory’s in-house development, several of its exclusive games shared the same theme as the site itself, an immersive touch that most casinos reliant on third-party studios couldn’t easily match.

Its main welcome offer was a 300% match spread across a new player’s first two deposits, capped at £300, again with the network-standard 40-times wagering requirement attached. The casino also advertised seasonal promotions, including occasional physical prizes, though full details of those were never published outside a logged-in account. All of it ended in 2023 when In Touch Games Limited surrendered its UK licence; our Bonus Boss review has the details.

Jammy Monkey

Jammy Monkey was the youngest of the Casino 2020 sister sites, launching in 2021 with a smaller games list and a lighter, cartoon-monkey theme than the presentation used elsewhere in the In Touch Games family. Despite the simpler look, it offered more ongoing structure than most of its stablemates: a £10 no-deposit credit to start, a 300% first-two-deposits match up to £300 with a £10 minimum, monthly “game of the month” bonuses, and the only formal loyalty programme run anywhere in the network.

Jammy Monkey shared UKGC account 2091 with the rest of the In Touch Games brands and closed alongside them in September 2023. Unusually, the Jammy Monkey domain later resurfaced for a period under a different operator, Viral Interactive Limited, before that company also surrendered its UK licence (account 42739) in November 2024. Our Jammy Monkey review covers both closures in full.

Pocket Win

mFortune went three years without a stablemate before In Touch Games decided to expand what would become the Casino 2020 sister sites family, and Pocket Win was the first result. It launched in 2010 built specifically around mobile play – the concept was easier to read from the name than “mFortune” ever was – and ran a fairly basic purple-and-white site with roughly fifty exclusive Slot Factory games.

Its welcome package included a £10 no-deposit credit, one of the more generous offers in the family, followed by a 200% first-deposit match capped at a comparatively modest £100. Pocket Win also ran “Game of the Month” and “Weekly Bonus” promotions sent to qualifying players by text message, so non-qualifying players never found out what they were missing. Pocket Win’s UK operation ended twice over: first when In Touch Games Limited surrendered account 2091 in September 2023, and finally on 21 November 2024, when its later operator Viral Interactive Limited also exited the UK market – see our Pocket Win review for the full history.

Dr Slot

Cashmo wasn’t the only award-winning site in the Casino 2020 sister sites family – Dr Slot picked up an even more prestigious one. It went live in 2018 as the fourth casino on the In Touch Games Limited network, launching with just eight games and no established reputation. Despite that, Dr Slot ended 2019 as the WhichBingo Awards winner for “Best New Slots Site,” a result that gave the casino a whole new player base.

Dr Slot never leaned heavily on theming – its look was a throwback style with neon logos and classic symbols like watermelons rather than any strong mascot or storyline. Where it stood out was its welcome offer: a £1000 matched-deposit bonus, the highest of any Casino 2020 sister site by some £500, paired with a smaller £5 no-deposit credit and the same 40-times wagering requirement that applied across the network. That offer, and the casino itself, disappeared in September 2023 when In Touch Games surrendered its UK licence; our Dr Slot review has more on what came next for former players.

Casino 2020 Review – July 2026

What Casino 2020 Used to Offer

Casino 2020 used to run two welcome offers side by side. The standard route matched a new player’s first two deposits of at least £10 up to a combined £300, carrying a 10-times wagering requirement, while a second no-deposit route credited £5 free just for registering an account. Both offers were usable on featured in-house titles such as Viking Lightning Spins and Cosmic Wilds. Given how dated the “2020” branding became within a couple of years of launch, a strong welcome bonus was doing a lot of work to keep the site looking current to new visitors.

About In Touch Games Limited

Casino 2020 was part of In Touch Games Limited, a gaming company that had been trading since 2001. As its name suggested, the casino itself launched in late 2019 to coincide with the new year, and it built up a loyal player base fairly quickly. Other brands under the same ownership included mFortune (the company’s first casino), Pocket Win, Dr Slot, Mr Spin, Cashmo, Bonus Boss and Jammy Monkey. In Touch Games had picked up a run of industry awards over the years, including Best New Slots Site for Casino 2020 itself and, later, for Jammy Monkey.

That track record came with real regulatory problems. In both 2019 and 2021, the UK Gambling Commission fined In Touch Games over social responsibility and anti-money-laundering failings, with the combined settlements running past £5 million. Those same compliance issues came to a head in September 2023, when the Commission suspended In Touch Games Limited’s licence outright, and the company surrendered it days later rather than contest the findings – closing Casino 2020 and the rest of its network to UK players for good.

What Its Promotions Used to Look Like

Casino 2020 ran a “game of the month” promotion that refreshed the site’s bonus offers around whatever title had just been added, and a monthly prize draw that any player depositing £20 or more was automatically entered into. Returning players could also pick up weekly bonuses sent by text message, and the site ran a refer-a-friend scheme paying £5 per successful referral plus a 50% match of that friend’s first deposit, up to £100. None of these promotions have run since the network closed in 2023.

Pros and Cons

On the plus side, Casino 2020 offered a reasonably generous set of welcome offers and ongoing promotions for a network built almost entirely on exclusive, in-house Slot Factory games, and it held onto a loyal following for several years despite its increasingly dated branding. Set against that, large parts of the site’s information – including full payment details – sat behind a login wall, which made it harder for prospective players to check terms before signing up. More seriously, In Touch Games’ parent company was fined twice by the UKGC for social responsibility and anti-money-laundering shortcomings, and those same underlying issues are what ultimately cost the whole network its UK licence.

Featured Slots and Games

The homepage layout, visible in the archived screenshot above, opened with a small strip of featured games – titles such as Empire’s Treasure, Super Royal 7’s, Cosmic Wilds and Hot Chilli Spinner rotated through that space – alongside a running jackpot counter and a live feed of recent winners, showing which games they’d played and how much they’d staked. Every one of those titles came from Slot Factory, the in-house studio that supplied every Casino 2020 sister site rather than licensing games from outside providers.

Deposit and Withdrawal Methods

Full payment details were only visible to registered players, but the footer of the site listed Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Worldpay, Paysafecard and pay-by-phone-bill as accepted methods before the casino closed. None of these can be used at Casino 2020 today, since the site no longer operates and casino2020.com is currently listed for sale as a parked domain.

Licence Status

Casino 2020 is not currently licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and cannot legally accept UK players. It operated under In Touch Games Limited’s UKGC account 2091, and every remote casino, bingo and gambling software permission tied to that account shows as surrendered on the public register, effective 4th September 2023. Anyone who comes across a site still using the Casino 2020 name should treat it as unlicensed and unrelated to the brand covered in this review.

Verdict

While it was live, Casino 2020 was a reasonably solid mid-table casino – a decent set of welcome offers, an exclusive games library, and a loyal enough player base to keep it running for the best part of four years. The regulatory failings at its parent company, and the eventual licence surrender they led to, are the more important part of the story now. There’s nothing left to sign up for here; players interested in this network’s other brands should read our reviews of them, and anyone looking for a currently licensed UK casino should check our other guides on this site.

Casino 2020 FAQ

Is Casino 2020 still open?

No. Casino 2020 closed to UK players in September 2023, when its operator In Touch Games Limited surrendered UKGC account 2091 rather than contest a licence suspension over social responsibility and anti-money-laundering failings.

Who owned Casino 2020?

Casino 2020 was owned and run by In Touch Games Limited, the same company behind Dr Slot, mFortune, Mr Spin, Cashmo, Bonus Boss, Jammy Monkey and Pocket Win, all sharing UKGC account 2091 until it was surrendered in 2023.

What happened to Casino 2020’s other sister sites?

Dr Slot, Mr Spin, Cashmo and Bonus Boss closed at the same time as Casino 2020 in September 2023. mFortune, Pocket Win and Jammy Monkey briefly continued under a different operator, Viral Interactive Limited, before that company also surrendered its UK licence in November 2024. None of these brands can legally operate in the UK today.

Can I still access my old Casino 2020 account?

No functioning Casino 2020 account access has been reported since the site closed in 2023, and casino2020.com is now a parked domain listed for sale rather than a working casino. Anyone with an unresolved balance from before the closure should contact the UK Gambling Commission for guidance rather than searching for a way back into the old site.