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Two brands, one licence holder. Both Casino Palace and Casimpo are white label brands operating under ProgressPlay Limited, account 39335, licence 039335-R-319313-020. They share a regulator-facing entity, so the licensing score is identical on both. Everything else — cashier, lobby, support, terms — is judged separately, and that is where they part company.

Rank 01 UKGC licensed White label Last checked 4 August 2026

Casino Palace

The polished one

Casino Palace is the more formal of the two brands we cover, and it wears that well. The lobby is organised rather than crowded, the live tables are the strongest part of the offering, and the cashier is refreshingly plain-spoken about what it needs from you and when. It is not the fastest brand we have measured on first withdrawal, because verification sits in front of it, but once you are through that gate it settles into a predictable rhythm. Ideal if you value a tidy, unhurried experience over constant promotion.

What works

  • Live dealer tables are the centrepiece, not an afterthought
  • Cashier states document requirements up front instead of after a request
  • Deposit limits, reality checks and time-outs are reachable in three taps
  • Terms are written in plain English with the wagering figure stated in the headline

Where it falls short

  • First withdrawal is held until identity checks clear, so plan for it
  • Promotional calendar is thinner than the rival brand
  • Live chat queues lengthen noticeably on Friday and Saturday evenings

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Rank 02 UKGC licensed White label Last checked 6 August 2026

Casimpo

The straightforward one

Casimpo does what its name suggests and strips the experience back. Registration is short, the lobby loads without a carousel of interruptions, and the cashier is the least cluttered of the two brands we cover. The trade-off is depth: the live floor is smaller than Casino Palace and the loyalty structure is basic. If your priority is getting from landing page to a spin without wading through promotional furniture, this is the better of the pair. If you want a broad live catalogue, it is not.

What works

  • Fastest sign-up of the two brands, with no padded steps
  • Clean lobby that loads quickly on a mobile connection
  • Wagering requirement is stated as a single number, not a formula
  • Withdrawal requests processed without a manual hold once verified

Where it falls short

  • Live dealer selection is noticeably smaller than the rival brand
  • Loyalty scheme is thin and offers little for regular visitors
  • Support is email-led, and chat availability is narrower

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