With nearly three decades online and a listed parent company, 888 is one of the most scrutinised casino brands in the world. Here is what that means for you as a player.
Quick facts
888casino belongs to evoke plc, the group formerly called 888 Holdings. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and also owns William Hill and Mr Green. A listed owner has to publish audited accounts and is closely watched by regulators and investors.
888 does not run one global site. Each country is served by a locally licensed entity, for example 888 Sweden Limited under Spelinspektionen, and Gibraltar-based entities under the Gibraltar regulator. Only play on the 888 site licensed where you live – our links route you automatically.
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Like every big operator, 888 has faced regulatory fines in the past, mostly about safer-gambling and anti-money-laundering processes, which led to stricter checks on players today. If you have a dispute, contact 888 support first, then use the complaints procedure and the alternative dispute resolution body named in the site terms for your country.
Yes. 888 has operated since 1997, is owned by a listed group and holds local gambling licences with mandatory player protection.
888 serves Swedish players through 888 Sweden Limited, which is supervised by Spelinspektionen.
evoke plc, formerly 888 Holdings, which also owns William Hill and Mr Green.
No. Games use RNGs and RTPs tested by independent labs as required by licensing.
Contact support, use the formal complaints process, then the dispute resolution service listed in the terms for your country.
