Apollo Entertainment Limited

Apollo Entertainment group is a Malta-registered casino operator with its office at Villa Seminia in Ta' Xbiex. It holds a Gambling Commission remote licence for casino, active since 1 November 2014, and a Malta Gaming Authority licence. Apollo Entertainment groups 27 domains and 29 trading names under that single UK licence. Every domain on the register is active, and none is white-label or inactive.

The ultimate owner of the group is not named in public records. Its brands trade together under the Casino Rewards loyalty scheme, which links player accounts across the estate. Players asking who owns Apollo Entertainment casinos therefore find 1 licence holder, Apollo Entertainment Ltd, that answers for complaints, verification and self-exclusion on every site. Anyone who wants to confirm that holder follows the steps in the guide on how to find a casino's operator.

These qualifications are material. A register with 27 active domains and no white-label partners shows direct control of the estate. It does not show who stands behind the group commercially, and a loyalty scheme links brands without proving common ownership of every site. The licence holder's record applies to every UK account across all Apollo Entertainment UK brands, whichever name sits on the site.

The estate grew by launching brands on a shared platform more than by buying other groups. Dated milestones below show the main events on record:

1. December 1999: Captain Cooks Casino launches
2. 2001: Zodiac Casino launches, by its own account
3. 1 November 2014: Gambling Commission remote casino licence begins
4. December 2022: Casino Action is registered as the newest UK addition
5. 10 August 2023: the Ontario regulator announces a CAD 100,000 penalty
6. 19 January 2026: the UK cap of 10x on bonus wagering takes effect

The register records 29 trading names, and all are active. Golden Tiger, Players Palace and Strike It Lucky appear among the 29 names without a matching domain. GT Casino, in turn, has a domain entry and no separate trading name.

Apollo Entertainment Limited does not publish a standalone revenue figure, and no sterling figure for the licence holder is available. Scale shows most clearly in the estate, with 27 domains and 29 trading names on the register of Apollo Entertainment Ltd. That is a mid-sized estate beside the 61 domains held by SkillOnNet.

The lobbies are smaller than the domain count suggests. Listings put the main brands at roughly 600 to 900 games each, drawn from 1 supplier. These qualifications are material, because a domain count says nothing about player numbers or revenue. The register entry is the only dependable measure of licence scope.

The 5 profiled brands share a licence holder, Apollo Entertainment Limited, a Games Global lobby and the Casino Rewards loyalty scheme. They differ in welcome package size, game count and the weight given to jackpots. Table 1 sets out the headline Apollo Entertainment casinos terms before the profiles. Every brand listed operates under the Gambling Commission licence as of October 2026.

Bonus terms change often. Verify against live terms on each operator's website before depositing. The figures here reflect the terms listed in October 2026.

Zodiac Casino

Zodiac Casino is the best-known brand of the group and the usual entry point for jackpot players. The welcome package listed in October 2026 is up to £200 over 2 deposits. Its lobby holds about 900 games, with the Mega Moolah progressive network as the main draw.

Key terms to check before claiming:

• Welcome package of up to £200 over 2 deposits
• Bonus wagering within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus
• Minimum deposit of £5 to £10, depending on the method
• Participation in the Casino Rewards loyalty scheme

The site holds a review score of 2.6 from 30 reviews, with the newest dated June 2026. These qualifications are material. The sample is small, and reviewers who complain describe locked accounts, slow support and self-exclusion contact, so the score is a signal and not a verdict.

Captain Cooks Casino

Captain Cooks Casino is the oldest brand in the estate, dating from December 1999. The October 2026 listing shows up to £200 over 2 deposits and a lobby of about 750 games. It runs on the same platform and loyalty scheme as Zodiac Casino, with a smaller library.

Key terms to check before claiming:

• Welcome package of up to £200 over 2 deposits
• Wagering within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus
• Minimum deposit between £5 and £10
• Casino Rewards points earned on play

No review score is on record for this brand. These qualifications are material. The match to Zodiac Casino on package size means the choice between the 2 comes down to lobby size and brand preference, and neither carries an offer advantage.

Yukon Gold Casino

Yukon Gold Casino pairs the same £200 over 2 deposits with a themed lobby of about 626 UK games. It is the smallest of the 3 entry-level brands by game count. The site shares the platform, payment routes and loyalty scheme with the rest of the estate.

Key terms to check before claiming:

• Welcome package of up to £200 over 2 deposits
• Wagering within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus
• Minimum deposit between £5 and £10
• UK library smaller than the figure shown to other markets

No review score is on record for this brand. These qualifications are material. The package matches 2 other brands, so the draw is the theme and not the terms. A smaller UK lobby limits choice for players who rotate between games.

Luxury Casino

Luxury Casino carries a larger package, with up to £1,000 over 5 deposits. The structure rewards players who deposit 5 times, so the headline figure reflects total commitment and not a single payment. Game count is not published as a single figure for the UK site.

Key terms to check before claiming:

• Welcome package of up to £1,000 over 5 deposits
• Wagering within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus
• Each deposit carries its own bonus and its own wagering
• Minimum deposit between £5 and £10

No review score is on record for this brand. These qualifications are material. A 5-deposit package asks for repeated spending before the full value arrives, and the wagering applies to each stage separately.

Casino Action

Casino Action is the newest UK addition, registered in December 2022, and it lists the largest package in the estate. The welcome is up to £1,250 over 5 deposits. Withdrawals are stated at 2 working days, which is the clearest timing among the profiled brands.

Key terms to check before claiming:

• Welcome package of up to £1,250 over 5 deposits
• Wagering within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus
• Withdrawals stated at 2 working days
• Minimum deposit between £5 and £10

Listings give the lobby as 626 games, although some claim more than 1,000. No review score is on record for this brand. These qualifications are material. The largest package carries the most deposits to complete, and the conflicting game counts mean the lobby size needs checking on the site.

Welcome offers across Apollo Entertainment Ltd casinos fall into 2 types. Zodiac Casino, Captain Cooks Casino and Yukon Gold Casino list up to £200 over 2 deposits. Luxury Casino and Casino Action list 5-deposit packages of up to £1,000 and £1,250. The UK cap of 10x on bonus wagering has applied since 19 January 2026, and older listings that quote 200x are out of date.

Take a worked example at the 10x cap. A £50 deposit matched at 100 per cent gives £50 in bonus funds, which makes a £100 balance. The wagering base is the bonus, so 10x on the bonus gives £500 of turnover. At 96.00 per cent RTP the expected cost is about £20, which leaves about £80 at completion.

Progressive jackpot games return less than the benchmark, because part of each stake feeds the prize pool. These qualifications are material. Expected cost is an average, and the benchmark replaces a multiple that each site sets in its own terms.

Each line states the wagering position as of October 2026:

• Zodiac Casino: up to £200 over 2 deposits, within the 10x UK cap
• Captain Cooks Casino: up to £200 over 2 deposits, within the 10x UK cap
• Yukon Gold Casino: up to £200 over 2 deposits, within the 10x UK cap
• Luxury Casino: up to £1,000 over 5 deposits, within the 10x UK cap
• Casino Action: up to £1,250 over 5 deposits, within the 10x UK cap

The Casino Rewards scheme runs across all 27 domains, so points earned at 1 brand count towards status at the others. Ongoing offers differ by brand and change often. Reading each site's own terms before claiming removes the risk of a voided offer.

The licence on record covers online casino, so betting is not part of the Apollo Entertainment UK offer. None of the profiled sites lists a sportsbook, and the estate also lacks bingo and phone support. Players who want sport alongside casino play look to other groups.

Apollo Entertainment groups more names under the licence than the 5 profiled brands. Grand Mondial, Villento, Quatro Casino, Grand Hotel Casino, UK Casino Club, Blackjack Ballroom and Casino Classic are among the larger names. The remaining sites follow the same platform. This page profiles the 5 casinos with the clearest listed terms, so the other names are covered by mention only. A register with no white-label domains differs from the estates explained in the guide to a white-label domain and the groups behind them.

Players on any of the 27 Apollo Entertainment UK domains play under the same Gambling Commission licence, with the same self-exclusion and complaints route. The register separates active domains from white-label and inactive ones, and every Apollo Entertainment UK domain is active. Matching a site address to that list confirms that it operates under the licence.

Game content spans slots, table games and progressive jackpots from 1 supplier. Library size runs from about 626 to about 900 games on the brands that publish a figure. The supplier is Games Global, formerly Microgaming, and no other slot provider appears across the estate.

The table shows only what the brands name. RTP is published per game, so players read the figure in each game's information panel before staking. The worked example uses 96.00 per cent as a round benchmark.

Live dealer content is not confirmed across the estate. Listings name no live provider for the profiled brands, so the lobby of each site is the reliable check. Players who want a wide live lobby look to groups that publish a full live lobby.

Debit cards work across the network, and UK rules ban credit card deposits. Minimum deposits run from £5 to £10 depending on the method. Skrill, Neteller, ecoPayz, MuchBetter, Paysafecard and bank transfer appear beside cards.

For UK players, debit cards suit the widest coverage, while e-wallets suit the shortest wait among the listed routes. The credit card ban applies to every brand. Each site's cashier is the reliable check for limits and timing, and the casino withdrawal times guide explains how payout speeds differ across groups.

Stated withdrawal times run from 1 to 5 days at most brands, and Casino Action lists 2 working days. Bank transfers take longer, at 5 to 10 business days. Withdrawals return to the deposit method, and a pending period applies before the money moves.

Identity checks apply before an opening withdrawal. Completing verification straight after registration removes the most common cause of delay. Players report that large wins draw extended checks, so a small test withdrawal removes a common surprise.

None of the profiled brands lists a native app. Play runs in a mobile browser, and the full lobby loads on a phone. Store ratings are not given here because no app exists to rate.

Browser play removes download steps and storage use. The cashier and account pages follow a similar layout across the 5 brands. Players who want push notifications or biometric login look to groups with native apps.

Slots and table games from Games Global load in the browser, and progressive jackpot games run on the same network as on desktop. Library size on mobile matches the desktop lobby. Players move between brands by changing site address, and the Casino Rewards login links points across the estate.

The Gambling Commission regulates Apollo Entertainment Limited through a remote casino licence. Register entries show that activity as active. Each site connects to the national self-exclusion scheme (GAMSTOP).

Players check the licence and the domain list on the Gambling Commission public register. Matching a site's address to that list confirms that it operates under the licence. Status by brand is shown in the table as of October 2026.

The public register lists 0 regulatory actions against Apollo Entertainment Limited as of October 2026. This describes the current UK record and does not rule out future action. The Ontario regulator separately announced a penalty of CAD 100,000 (about £58,000) against Apollo Entertainment Ltd on 10 August 2023.

The Ontario findings covered failures to intervene with players at risk of harm, including 1 player who lost more than CAD 2 million in under 4 months. They also covered an inadequate self-exclusion programme, weak loss and deposit limit tools, and staff who were not equipped to help at-risk players. The regulator noted that the operator had been responsive and had already strengthened its controls. These qualifications are material. A clean UK register is a positive finding, and the Ontario case concerned another market, yet it covers the same safer-gambling areas that matter to UK players.

Players on a Gambling Commission licensed site get segregated funds, mandatory identity checks and access to dispute resolution. Safety at the Apollo Entertainment Limited sites depends on that licence and on each brand's handling of withdrawals. The only review score on record is low, and the sample is small.

Each site offers account tools that players apply without contacting support. BeGambleAware provides free help and advice for anyone concerned about their play. The standard tools are:

• Deposit limits
• Loss limits
• Session reminders
• Time-outs and self-exclusion

Joining the national scheme covers every UK licensed site at once. Deposit limits are set per brand, and self-exclusion on 1 brand does not always extend to the others. The national scheme is therefore the dependable route for players who want to stop across the group.

Only Zodiac Casino has a review score on record, at 2.6 out of 5 from 30 reviews, with the newest dated June 2026. Reviewers describe withdrawal delays, slow support and account access problems, and a few praise the bonuses and rewards. These qualifications are material. A sample of 30 reviews is small and the score swings on a few opinions. It does not prove wrongdoing, and the other 4 brands have no score to compare.

Apollo Entertainment casinos give players a clean UK register, a low entry point of £5 to £10 and a loyalty scheme that spans the estate. Each brand carries a cost, whether a small lobby, a staged package or a low review score. Choosing between brands comes down to package format and lobby size, because the supplier and the payment routes are the same.

Apollo Entertainment Limited is a mid-sized group with 5 profiled brands and 27 domains on the register, and it leans on 1 supplier more than most casino networks. That gives consistent terms and a shared loyalty scheme. The comparison below uses stated criteria only:

• Welcome wagering: within the UK cap of 10x on the bonus at every brand
• Game library: about 626 to about 900 games where a figure is published
• Mobile access: no native app at any profiled brand
• Enforcement record: 0 UK regulatory actions on the register

The network leads on enforcement record and on the scale of its loyalty scheme. It trails on supplier variety, native apps and published live casino. A jackpot player who values a shared account family suits the group, while players who want a wide choice of studios look to other networks. Readers who compare groups side by side follow the steps in the guide to comparing related casinos.

Casino Action is the strongest Apollo Entertainment brand on package size as of October 2026, with up to £1,250 over 5 deposits. Zodiac Casino adds the Mega Moolah jackpot network and the longest track record among the profiled brands. The shared supplier, the staged packages and a low review score at Zodiac Casino are the main cautions.

Apollo Entertainment Limited casinos suit players who want a clean UK register and a loyalty scheme across many brands. Completing identity verification straight after registration removes the most common cause of withdrawal delays. Players who want native apps, live dealer variety or several studios look to other groups.