Who owns Queen Vegas?

As of : SkillOnNet, a private platform company in Malta, owns Queen Vegas. Its terms name Skill On Net Ltd as operator, with Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/CRP/171/2009/01. The same company holds UK Gambling Commission account 39326, and Queen Vegas runs separate sites for Denmark and Germany.

Ultimate ownerSkillOnNet (private (founder-led; ultimate shareholders not disclosed))
Operating companySkill On Net Limited, Malta
LicencesUKGC 039326-R-319358-063 (account 39326)
MGA (MGA/CRP/171/2009/01)
Sweden — Spelinspektionen
Denmark — Spillemyndigheden
Germany — GGL
Portugal — SRIJ Licença n.º 025
Canada Ontario — iGaming Ontario Operating agreement with iGaming Ontario; AGCO registration (number not shown on iGO directory)
Canada Alberta — AGLC iGaming operator registration (AGLC register; registered for the Alberta market opened 13 Jul 2026)
ProductsCasino
PlatformSkillOnNet verified
Websitequeenvegas.com
Also runs asqueenvegas.dk, queenvegas.de
Sister casinos67
Fines and actionsQueen Vegas’s own company: 3 · whole SkillOnNet group: 3
Owner proofverified
Last checked14 Oct 2026

In numbers

  • Skill On Net Limited also runs 68 other gambling brands under the same company and licence.
  • SkillOnNet owns 68 casino and betting brands and runs 6 white-label sites for partners: 174 websites in total in our data.
  • 3 fines and regulator actions against the owner since 2019, about €1.6 million in total (converted to euros).
  • Licensed in 6 countries: GB, SE, DK, DE, PT, CA.

Who is behind it

Queen Vegas is one of SkillOnNet's own brands, and its terms name Skill On Net Ltd with Malta licence MGA/CRP/171/2009/01. Besides queenvegas.com, there are country sites queenvegas.dk and queenvegas.de. Behind it stands a Malta platform company set up in 2005, which keeps its final owners private and also powers partner casinos such as Slingo.

Licence and what it means for you

The licence named in Queen Vegas's terms comes from the Malta Gaming Authority. Malta is an EU regulator, but its licence does not stand in for your country's. For Danish players, the national regulator is Spillemyndigheden, which licences Skill On Net Limited for online casino, and ROFUS self-exclusion applies. In Germany the company is on the GGL whitelist; the OASIS self-exclusion system applies there. UK players are covered by Gambling Commission account 39326.

Licence records

RegulatorTypeValidCheck it
UKGC
039326-R-319358-063 (account 39326)
—activeregister
MGA
MGA/CRP/171/2009/01
—activeregister
Sweden — SpelinspektionenKommersiellt online (online gaming)2025-03-21 – register
Denmark — SpillemyndighedenOnline casinoactiveregister
Germany — GGL—activeregister
Portugal — SRIJ
Licença n.º 025
—activeregister
Canada Ontario — iGaming Ontario
Operating agreement with iGaming Ontario; AGCO registration (number not shown on iGO directory)
—activeregister
Canada Alberta — AGLC
iGaming operator registration (AGLC register; registered for the Alberta market opened 13 Jul 2026)
— – 2027-07-13register

What each licence means, and self-exclusion

Sister sites

Queen Vegas shares Skill On Net with 67 other brands in our data, 64 of them active. LuckyVegas and Vegas Winner carry a similar Vegas name. Red Kings, Winningkings, PlayOJO and DrueckGlueck run on the same licences. Excluding yourself at Queen Vegas may not lock you out of them.

67 sister casinos

Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.

Does self-exclusion at Queen Vegas cover its sister sites? · How national self-exclusion schemes work

SkillOnNet also runs 6 white-label sites for partner brands

Fines and regulator actions

SkillOnNet companies carry 3 regulator actions in our data. The oldest is Swedish: in June 2019 Spelinspektionen imposed SEK 14 million and a warning after self-excluded players were able to gamble. Britain followed in May 2023, when the company paid £305,150 for anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling lapses. A Swedish remark in November 2025 concerned missing responsible-gambling information.

All 3 fines and regulator actions, with sources

All 3 concern Queen Vegas’s own company.

Fines from the 40 regulators, prosecutors and courts we track, online gambling only; fines against land-based casinos are out of scope. How we count fines.

DateCompanyRegulator / courtAmountReason
2025-11-19Skill On Net LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)—Remark over missing responsible-gambling logos/information. source
2023-05-23Skill On Net LimitedUK Gambling CommissionGBP 305,150Payment in lieu of a penalty for anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failures in 2021-2022, e.g. relying on customers' own source-of-funds statements and letting players exceed the firm's own £2,000 unverified-deposit limit. source
2019-06-26Skill On Net LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 14,000,000Warning and fine for letting self-excluded players gamble. source

About SkillOnNet

Malta-based casino platform company that runs its own brands (PlayOJO, SlotsMagic, DrueckGlueck, the ex-Prime Gaming sites) and also powers white-label casinos for partners such as Genting and Slingo. Its UK licence covers about 60 domains, so many 'different' casinos share one operator, one wallet back-end and one compliance team.

Headquarters: Malta · Founded: 2005 · Ownership: private (founder-led; ultimate shareholders not disclosed)

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Own brand on SkillOnNet UK licence. T&Cs name Skill On Net Ltd (MGA/CRP/171/2009/01).

Ratings elsewhere

Ratings from other websites, with their source. We do not copy their reviews, and they do not change our facts.

Questions and answers

Who owns Queen Vegas?

SkillOnNet, through Skill On Net Ltd.

Is Queen Vegas licensed?

Yes. Its terms name MGA licence MGA/CRP/171/2009/01, and the company holds UKGC account 39326.

Is Queen Vegas related to PlayOJO?

Yes. Both run under Skill On Net Limited.

Is Queen Vegas legit?

Queen Vegas is run by Skill On Net Limited, which holds 8 licences, including from UKGC and MGA. Check the licence in the UKGC licence register. Its owner is SkillOnNet; who owns SkillOnNet is not published. Fines and regulator actions against Queen Vegas’s own company: 3. Sister sites with the same owner: 67. Guide: How to check a casino. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.

What are Queen Vegas’s sister sites?

Queen Vegas has 67 sister casinos with the same owner, SkillOnNet: PlayOJO, SlotsMagic, Spin Genie, DrueckGlueck, EUcasino and 62 more. Full list: all SkillOnNet sister sites.

Sources

Last checked 14 Oct 2026. Review text checked against our data on 19 Oct 2026. How we check facts. Gambling can be addictive. Help: BeGambleAware, GamStop, Gamblers Anonymous.

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