CasinosNotOnGamstop is published by CasinosNotOnGamstop Ltd. We started the site because the phrase “casinos not on GamStop” is searched constantly in the UK, and almost every page that ranks for it tries to sell the reader an offshore sign-up. We think the people typing that phrase deserve something different: a clear explanation of what it means, what the law says, and which licensed options exist.
What we do
We answer player questions. How does GAMSTOP work? Why can a self-exclusion not be cancelled early? What changed when the 10x wagering cap arrived in January 2026? Is a Malta licence the same as a UK one? Each answer is checked against a primary source, usually the Gambling Commission, GAMSTOP itself or the relevant legislation, before it goes on the site.
We also compare casinos. Our toplist includes only operators holding an active UK Gambling Commission licence for the exact domain we list. That means every casino we feature is connected to GAMSTOP, follows the UK stake limits and bonus rules, and offers a UK dispute route. We do not list, link to or recommend offshore casinos, and we never publish advice on getting round a self-exclusion.
Why the name?
Because that is what people search for. A site called something else would not reach the readers who most need a plain answer. The name describes the question; the content gives the regulated answer.
Who writes the site
Articles are written and reviewed by the CasinosNotOnGamstop Editorial Team. We do not attach invented personal names or biographies to our work. Every page is reviewed before publication for factual accuracy, and regulatory pages are rechecked whenever the rules move. In the past two years alone that has meant updates for the slot stake limits (April and May 2025), deposit limit prompts (October 2025), the wagering cap (January 2026) and the Remote Gaming Duty increase (April 2026).
What we will not do
- Recommend any casino that lacks a current UKGC licence.
- Explain how to bypass GAMSTOP, identity checks, blocking software or geo-restrictions.
- Invent statistics, test results, player reviews or “insider” figures.
- Let a commercial partner buy a higher position than our rating method allows.
How we are funded
Some casinos in our toplist pay us a commission when a reader opens an account through our links. That is how the site pays for itself. It does not change our licensing rule or our editorial answers, and our advertiser disclosure explains the arrangement in full. The method behind the rankings is on our how we rate page.
Our position on gambling harm
Casino games are paid entertainment with a built-in house edge. Over time the house wins, and no strategy changes that. If gambling is causing problems for you or someone close to you, the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133, around the clock. Our responsible gambling page lists more support, including GAMSTOP and free blocking tools.
Get in touch
Spotted an error, or have a question we have not answered? Email [email protected] or use the details on our contact page. Corrections are made promptly and noted on the page concerned.