patrick spinsPatrick Spins sister sites are casino brands that share an owner, a licence or a gaming platform with the casino. Our fact file for the brand names no specific sister brands, so this page shows you how to recognise related casinos and what carries over between them, rather than handing you a list we cannot back up.
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What Sister Sites Means
A sister site is a separate-looking casino with its own name, logo and design that sits under the same roof as another one. Players usually notice them when two websites have near-identical lobbies, similar menus or the same terms wording. The brand is different, but the machinery behind it is often not.
Three ways casinos get linked
The strongest link is a shared operator: one company runs several brands. A softer link is a shared platform, where different companies license the same casino software and game feeds. The third is a shared affiliate or marketing network, which tells you very little about safety or rules.
- Same operator: one company, several brands, usually one set of internal policies
- Same platform: similar look and cashier, but possibly unrelated owners
- Same marketing group: common promotions, no shared accounts or licence
Why players look for them
Most people searching for patrick spins sister sites want one of three things: a second place with a similar game range, a comparison of offers, or reassurance that a lookalike site is run properly. All three are fair reasons, and each has a different answer below.
If you have come across a site that looks identical and want to know whether it is the same business, our page on 77 Patrick Spins looks at exactly that question.
Shared Operator and Licence
The operator behind Patrick Spins is Fortune Master Limitada, and the casino launched in 2022. Any brand that names the same company in its footer and terms is a genuine sibling. A site that only looks similar, with a different company name, is not.
Licensing follows the operator. When two brands belong to one company, they often sit under the same regulatory arrangement, but that is not automatic. Companies can hold different licences for different brands or markets, so each site needs its own check. We cover how to read the licence details for this casino on the licence and safety page.
Never assume a safe sister site because a related brand looked fine. Open the footer of each casino, find the operator name and the regulator it cites, and confirm the details on the regulator's own public register. If the information is missing or the register does not match, treat it as a red flag.
For UK players this matters more than anywhere. A site that accepts British customers should be able to show clear licensing information, plain terms and working responsible gambling tools. Brand ties do not replace any of that.
One practical habit: save a screenshot of the footer and terms when you register. If the operator or licence wording changes later, you will have a record of what you agreed to.
Casinos on the Same Platform
Platform sharing is the most common reason two casinos feel alike. The same software supplier can power dozens of unrelated brands, each with its own owner, bonuses and rules. That is why a lookalike lobby proves nothing about ownership.
What the game library tells you
This casino lists over 3,000 games from studios including Playtech, NetEnt, Yggdrasil, Booongo, BGaming, Quickspin and Playson, with Evolution handling the live dealer tables. Many casinos pull from the same studios, so seeing familiar titles elsewhere is normal.
Popular examples such as Starburst, a low-volatility NetEnt slot with expanding wilds and re-spins, or Sweet Bonanza, a high-volatility Pragmatic Play scatter-pays game, appear at countless sites. The RTP of a slot is set by the provider and the version the casino installs, so check the info panel in each lobby.
What to compare across platforms
| What to compare | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Operator name in footer | Shows whether the brands are really related |
| Regulator and register entry | Confirms the site can legally serve you |
| Game providers | Same studios suggest similar lobbies, not shared ownership |
| Payment options | Cashier layouts often match across a platform |
| Bonus terms | Rules can differ even when the design is identical |
| Support contact | Real contact details signal a properly run business |
Comparing Bonuses Across Sister Sites
Related casinos rarely run identical promotions. One brand may lead with a big first deposit match while another prefers cashback or free spins. Reading the terms side by side is the only reliable way to see which one suits you.
For reference, Patrick Spins advertises a 175% first deposit bonus with 40x wagering on the bonus. Everything else about that offer, including the further deposit stages and the expiry, is laid out on the bonus page.
- 1Write down the match percentage and the minimum deposit for each casino.
- 2Find the wagering requirement and note whether it applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus.
- 3Check the maximum bet allowed while a bonus is active.
- 4Look at the expiry window, because a short one makes a large bonus harder to clear.
- 5Check which games count towards wagering and which are excluded.
- 6Pick the offer you can realistically finish, not the one with the biggest headline.
Wagering is the number of times you must play through the bonus before winnings become withdrawable. A bigger match with heavier terms can be worth less than a modest bonus with fair rules.
It also helps to read what other players say about payouts and support at each brand. Our roundup of player reviews is a sensible starting point for the main casino.
Does Self-Exclusion Carry Over?
This is the most important question on the page, and the honest answer is: it depends on how you excluded. Signing up to a second brand to get around a block you set yourself defeats the purpose of the block, and we would urge you not to do it.
Scheme-wide exclusion
In Great Britain, GAMSTOP is the national self-exclusion service. Casinos licensed to serve UK customers are required to take part, so registering with it blocks you across all of them, whoever owns them. Before joining any casino, confirm on its site that it shows GAMSTOP and its other safer gambling tools.
Exclusion made with one casino
If you asked a single casino to close your account or exclude you, there is no guarantee that a related brand will know. Some operators apply it across their brands, others do not. Ask support in writing and keep the reply. The live chat at this casino runs around the clock, and there is also email and a phone line.
Use deposit limits, time-outs or a full exclusion early rather than late. Free, confidential help is available from GamCare and the National Gambling Helpline for anyone in the UK.
FAQ
What counts as a sister site of Patrick Spins?
It is any casino brand run by the same operator or built on the same platform. Our fact file does not name specific related brands, so we do not list any. Look for the operator name, Fortune Master Limitada, in a site's footer and terms to confirm a real connection.
Do sister sites share accounts?
Generally no. Each brand normally has its own registration, balance and login, even when one company runs them. You should expect to register and verify separately, and bonuses are tied to the brand where you claim them. Check each site's terms for any rules on multiple accounts.
Are related casinos covered by the same licence?
Not necessarily. Brands under one operator often share a regulatory framework, but a company can hold different licences for different brands or markets. Check the footer of each site and confirm the entry on the regulator's public register before depositing.
Can I claim the same welcome offer at a related casino?
Each casino sets its own promotions and eligibility rules, so an offer here does not automatically apply elsewhere. Some terms limit bonuses to one per household, device or operator. Read the bonus terms of the second site before you deposit.
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