Buzz Casino slots are run by Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, UKGC account 57594, from Castle Marina Road in Nottingham. The site launched in April 2023 as the casino sister of Buzz Bingo, the bingo club chain owned by Intermediate Capital Group since 2021, and it runs on a Playtech platform. Here is what that background means for slot players and how to check the licence.
Buzz Casino’s licensee is Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, UKGC account 57594, with remote casino, bingo and linked software licences active since 31 March 2023.
The bingo clubs are licensed separately to Buzz Group Limited, account 2355.
Owner Intermediate Capital Group has backed the business since 2021; the casino brand launched in April 2023.
The register lists no regulatory actions against either Buzz company.
Online operator
Buzz Bingo Digital Limited
UKGC account
57594
Club operator
Buzz Group Limited (2355)
Launched
April 2023
Owner
Intermediate Capital Group (since 2021)
Platform
Playtech
Head office
Nottingham
Who runs Buzz Casino slots
Buzz Casino is operated by Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, which has a head office at Castle Marina Road, Nottingham. The register shows account 57594 and one remote licence number, 057594-R-336676-005, covering three activities, all active from 31 March 2023: bingo, casino and linked gambling software. Slots sit under the casino licence. The company’s two domains are buzzcasino.com and buzzbingo.com.
That makes Buzz Casino one of the newer licences in our brand profiles, and one of the few run from an English head office rather than Gibraltar or Malta.
From bingo halls to Buzz Casino slots
Buzz is best known for its bingo clubs. Those are licensed to a different company, Buzz Group Limited, under account 2355, while the online bingo and casino sit with the digital company. Investment firm Intermediate Capital Group has owned the business since 2021, and the casino brand followed in April 2023.
Company
Account
What it covers
Buzz Group Limited
2355
Buzz Bingo clubs
Buzz Bingo Digital Limited
57594
buzzbingo.com and buzzcasino.com: online bingo, casino and slots
Club and online play are regulated under different rules. Club gaming machines have category-based stake limits, while online slots follow the £5 and £2 per-spin limits and the 2.5-second spin rule. A club membership and an online account are separate things.
What a Playtech platform means for Buzz Casino slots
A platform provider supplies the technology a casino runs on: the account system, cashier, game integration and often the bonus engine. Buzz Casino runs on Playtech, one of the large British-market suppliers, which is also a studio in its own right.
According to the register, the company also holds a linked gambling software licence, which applies to operators whose systems are connected to a licensed supplier’s software in this way. For a player, the platform matters less than the licensee: Buzz Bingo Digital is still the company responsible for your account, money and complaints.
Playtech’s own slots include the Age of the Gods jackpot series and games such as Buffalo Blitz. We haven’t verified which titles are live on Buzz Casino, so check the lobby. Our Playtech slots page covers the studio itself.
How a jackpot changes a slot’s RTP
Bingo players are used to jackpots, and jackpot slots work on a similar principle: a slice of every stake funds the top prize. That slice is part of the published RTP, which means less of the return is paid in everyday wins.
Slot
Developer
Published RTP
Jackpot type
Age of the Gods
Playtech
95.02% (including jackpot contribution)
Progressive
Mega Moolah
Games Global
88.12%
Progressive
In pounds: £100 of stakes on Age of the Gods has a theoretical return of £95.02, an expected cost of £4.98, and part of that return is the remote chance of a jackpot. On Mega Moolah the same £100 has an expected cost of £11.88, because so much of its return sits in the progressive pot. Our guide on whether jackpot slots are worth it explores the trade-off.
Checking a game in the Buzz Casino lobby
Open the game and tap the info or help icon.
Note the RTP shown and whether it includes a jackpot contribution.
Read the paytable for the maximum win and how features trigger.
Check the stake range, remembering the £5 and £2 legal caps.
If there is a jackpot, check whether it is fixed, progressive or a daily must-drop prize.
Every slot on Buzz Casino obeys the Commission’s design rules: a £5 per spin limit for over-25s and £2 for 18 to 24-year-olds, at least 2.5 seconds per spin, no autoplay, turbo or slam-stop, and no bonus buy. Demo play is only possible after age verification. Since 19 January 2026, bonus wagering can’t exceed 10x, and a promotion can’t require you to play bingo or bet on sport to unlock casino rewards, which matters on a combined bingo and casino brand. See our UK slot rules guide for background.
Buzz Casino’s record on the register
No regulatory actions appear against Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, and none against Buzz Group Limited, the club operator. That is a snapshot of published actions rather than a rating, and individual disputes are handled by the operator and then by an independent adjudicator. The steps are set out in how to complain to a slot site.
Safer gambling tools at Buzz Casino
As a licensee, the operator must offer deposit limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and GAMSTOP participation, and since 31 October 2025 it must prompt new customers to set a deposit limit at sign-up. Because the same company runs Buzz Bingo online, check whether a limit or exclusion covers both sites. Excluding from the clubs is a separate process; ask club staff. Our guide to self-exclusion covers the online side, and the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133.
How to check Buzz Casino on the UKGC register
Look in the Buzz Casino footer for the operator name, Buzz Bingo Digital Limited.
Search account 57594 on the Gambling Commission public register.
Confirm Casino (Remote) is Active, dated from 31 March 2023.
Open the domain names tab and check buzzcasino.com is Active.
Check the regulatory actions tab; at the time of writing it shows none.
Searching just “Buzz” on the register returns both companies. Make sure you open the digital one for online slots. Our guide to checking a slot site’s licence explains multi-company groups.
Alternatives to Buzz Casino slots
If you are comparing sites, Coral gives new players 100 spins at 10p after a £10 slot bet, and Ladbrokes gives up to 500 spins (50 a day for 10 days at 10p) after £10 of slot play; spin winnings carry no wagering, and certain e-wallet and prepaid deposits don’t qualify. PlayOJO gives 80 spins at 10p on Big Bass Bonanza with a £10 first deposit, also with no wagering. All are 18+ with full terms on each site; see Coral vs PlayOJO for a direct comparison.
Buzz Casino isn’t a partner of ours. Coral and Ladbrokes also have bingo and casino under one brand, and PlayOJO is a slots-first alternative; all three offer spins with no wagering on winnings. 18+, terms apply.
Coral and Ladbrokes are both run by LC International Limited (Entain). If you already hold an account with one Entain brand, you may not be able to open a new account with another; check the terms before signing up.
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Read the Coral reviewLicence: LC International Limited, UKGC account 54743. Offer checked 5 October 2026.
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Read the Ladbrokes reviewLicence: LC International Limited, UKGC account 54743. Offer checked 5 October 2026.
Significant terms: 18+. New UK customers (excluding Northern Ireland). First deposit only. Minimum deposit £10. 80 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza, £0.10 each. No wagering requirements; winnings paid in cash. Cannot be used with any other offer. Only available to players who arrive through the designated offer link. Full T&Cs apply. GamCare.org.uk
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18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Set a deposit limit before you play: how to set limits. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Buzz Casino?
Buzz Casino is part of the Buzz Bingo business, which investment firm Intermediate Capital Group has owned since 2021. Online, the casino is run by Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, UKGC account 57594, based at Castle Marina Road in Nottingham. The bingo clubs are run by a sister company, Buzz Group Limited, under account 2355. The casino launched in April 2023 on a Playtech platform. Our guide to checking a slot site’s licence shows how to confirm these details on the register.
Is Buzz Casino licensed by the UK Gambling Commission?
Yes. Buzz Bingo Digital Limited holds an active UKGC remote licence covering casino, bingo and linked gambling software, all dated from 31 March 2023, and buzzcasino.com is listed as one of its two domains. The licence means British rules apply to the site’s slots, from stake limits and game design to identity checks and safer gambling tools. The register shows no regulatory actions against the company. Our UKGC glossary entry explains what the regulator oversees.
Is Buzz Casino the same as Buzz Bingo?
Online, both sites are run by the same company, Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, and both domains are listed on its licence. Whether you can use one login across them, and whether balances or limits are shared, is set out in the site’s help pages and terms, so check there. The Buzz Bingo clubs are run by a separate company with a separate licence, so a club membership is not the same as an online account. Our mobile slots guide covers playing either site on a phone.
What software does Buzz Casino use?
Buzz Casino runs on a Playtech platform. Playtech supplies the underlying technology, such as the account system, cashier and game integration, and also makes its own slots, including the Age of the Gods jackpot series. The site may carry games from other studios too, but we haven’t verified the current lobby, so check it directly. Buzz Bingo Digital also holds a linked gambling software licence, which reflects the connection to a supplier’s systems. Our Playtech slots page profiles the studio.
When did Buzz Casino launch?
Buzz Casino launched in April 2023. Buzz Bingo Digital Limited’s remote casino, bingo and linked software licences all took effect on 31 March 2023, just before the launch, according to the register. The business behind it is much older, through the Buzz Bingo club chain. A new brand from an established group can still be worth checking carefully, and our new slot sites page explains what to look for before you deposit at any recently launched site.
Do jackpot slots at Buzz Casino pay less day to day?
On most progressive jackpot slots, part of each stake funds the jackpot, and that contribution is included in the published RTP. That leaves less for everyday wins. Age of the Gods, for example, publishes 95.02% including its jackpot contribution, while Mega Moolah publishes 88.12%, meaning an expected cost of about £11.88 per £100 staked. We haven’t verified which jackpots Buzz Casino carries, so check each game’s info screen. Our guide on how progressive jackpots work explains the funding.
Has Buzz Casino been fined?
No regulatory actions are listed against Buzz Bingo Digital Limited, the company that runs Buzz Casino, or against Buzz Group Limited, which runs the clubs. The register is the authoritative record and is updated as cases conclude, so it is worth checking again before you sign up. A clean record doesn’t mean every customer complaint has gone smoothly; those are handled by the operator and then an independent adjudicator. Our guide on how to complain to a slot site explains the process.
What is the maximum stake on Buzz Casino slots?
The maximum is £5 per spin if you are 25 or older and £2 per spin if you are 18 to 24, as on every online slot offered in Great Britain. These limits don’t apply in the same way to gaming machines in Buzz clubs, which follow separate machine category rules. A game may have a lower top stake, and an active bonus can set a lower maximum while it runs. Our page on UK slot stake limits explains how operators check which age band you are in.
Gambling can be addictive. Free, confidential help is available 24 hours a day from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. Get support from GamCare or NHS gambling support, or block yourself from all UK-licensed gambling sites with GAMSTOP.
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