Dazzletag Entertainment Limited Casinos Sister Sites 2026

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Dazzletag Entertainment Limited is a Malta-based online gambling operator, licensed in Great Britain by the UK Gambling Commission under account number 39358 since November 2014. Rather than trading under its own consumer-facing name, Dazzletag runs a small group of separately branded casino and bingo sites, including PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings and Bingo Stars, all sharing the same UKGC licence. This page is the network hub for Dazzletag Entertainment: it explains who the company is, how the licence is structured, and links through to full reviews of the individual sister brands.


Operator profile

Best Dazzletag Entertainment Casinos Sister Sites

A quiet operator name behind some genuinely well-known consumer brands.

Dazzletag Entertainment Limited has held a UK Gambling Commission licence since November 2014 with a clean regulatory record, no warnings, suspensions or revocations. It doesn’t run a site under its own name; instead, PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings and Bingo Stars are the four currently active, UK-facing brands sharing its licence, part of the wider Begame Group.

UKGC account
39358
Dazzletag Entertainment Limited
Licence held since
2014
1st November 2014
Active UK brands
4
PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings, Bingo Stars
Regulatory record
Clean
No public UKGC enforcement actions

Who is behind PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings and Bingo Stars

Dazzletag Entertainment Limited is registered in Naxxar, Malta, and holds three active UKGC licences (remote bingo, remote casino, and a gambling software licence), all first granted between November 2014 and March 2015. The UKGC register confirms bingostars.co.uk, casushi.com, fruitkings.com and playsunny.co.uk as active domains on account 39358, matching four separately branded, currently live UK casino and bingo sites.

The company is part of the wider Begame Group, and each of its brands keeps a distinct visual identity and promotional structure rather than reading as an obvious reskin of the others, which is fairly typical of Dazzletag’s approach across its whole portfolio.

What’s no longer on this licence

Bingocams sits on the 39358 account but is recorded as an inactive trading name and domain, so it isn’t a currently playable brand.

Peachy Games (and Peachy Casino) previously ran on this same Dazzletag licence, but the brand’s own current listing confirms it moved across to Solaya Group Limited as its operator on 1st April 2026, and it now runs on Solaya Group’s separate UKGC licence (account 100050) rather than Dazzletag’s. We’ve reflected that move here rather than still listing Peachy Games as a Dazzletag sister.

How to read the Dazzletag network

Dazzletag’s estate is compact and largely bingo-and-casino hybrid in flavour, rather than sportsbook-led, with each brand targeting a slightly different audience while sharing the same underlying licence and player protection framework — full write-ups on each are below.

Bottom line: Dazzletag Entertainment Limited is a well-established, cleanly regulated Malta-based operator running four genuine, currently active UK sister sites (PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings and Bingo Stars) on a licence held since 2014.

Dazzletag Sister Sites We’ve Reviewed

These are the genuine, currently active brands on UKGC licence 39358 that we have reviewed in full elsewhere on this site.

  • PlaySunny

    PlaySunny sister sites logo

    PlaySunny brings a bright, upbeat identity to a slots-heavy lobby, and its own sister-sites page names Bingo Stars, Casushi and Fruit Kings as its confirmed Dazzletag network stablemates. It leans on a large third-party slots catalogue and rotating seasonal promotions, and the register lists playsunny.co.uk as one of Dazzletag’s active domains.

  • Casushi

    Casushi sister sites logo

    Casushi runs a laid-back, Japanese-influenced theme that sets it apart visually from its Dazzletag stablemates, while sharing the same UKGC 39358 licence and player protection framework. Its lobby mixes slots and live-casino tables from a broad spread of software studios, with casushi.com showing up as an active domain under the same account.

  • Fruit Kings

    Fruit Kings sister sites logo

    Fruit Kings takes a slots-first approach with a large third-party games catalogue and regular rotating promotions, confirmed active on the Dazzletag licence via fruitkings.com. The branding keeps things simple and fruit-machine themed, aimed squarely at players who want fast access to a big spread of slot titles, with fruitkings.com active on the register.

  • Bingo Stars

    Bingo Stars sister sites logo

    Bingo Stars gives the Dazzletag network its bingo-first option, distinct from the more slots-heavy PlaySunny, Casushi and Fruit Kings, while sitting on the same active UKGC licence. It combines regular bingo rooms with a side helping of slots, and the register shows bingostars.co.uk as a live domain alongside its Dazzletag stablemates.

Dazzletag Entertainment FAQ

What is Dazzletag Entertainment Limited?

Dazzletag Entertainment Limited is a Malta-based online gambling operator, part of the Begame Group, licensed in Great Britain under UKGC account number 39358 since 1st November 2014.

Which brands does Dazzletag Entertainment own?

The UKGC register confirms four currently active UK brands on this licence: PlaySunny, Casushi, Fruit Kings and Bingo Stars, each of which is reviewed on this site and confirms the Dazzletag connection on its own page.

What UKGC licence does Dazzletag hold, and is it still active?

Dazzletag Entertainment Limited holds UKGC account number 39358, active since November 2014, covering remote bingo, remote casino and gambling software activities, with a clean regulatory record and no public UKGC enforcement actions.

Is it safe for UK players to use a Dazzletag-powered casino?

UK players are protected by Dazzletag’s active UKGC licence, which brings standard safeguards such as segregated player funds, self-exclusion via GAMSTOP and access to the Gambling Commission’s complaints process. It’s still sensible to check each individual brand’s own bonus terms and wagering requirements before signing up.