Conquer Casino
A long-running ProgressPlay white label with a deep slots library.
- Licensee
- ProgressPlay Limited
- UKGC account no.
39335- Licence no.
039335-R-319313-020- Status
- Active · checked 3 August 2026
Five weighted criteria, applied in the same order to every brand. Licensing carries the most weight because it is the one factor a reader cannot recover from getting wrong. Everything here is published so you can decide whether you agree with our priorities.
We start at the Gambling Commission public register and work backwards to the brand. If we cannot match a brand to a named licensee and an active account number, the review does not get published. We record the licensee, the account number, the operating licence number and the listed activities, and we link straight to the register entry so you can repeat the check yourself.
We read the full terms, not the headline. Wagering multiple, which balance it applies to, contribution weighting, maximum conversion, expiry window and maximum stake while a bonus is live. An offer that looks large but converts poorly scores below a smaller offer with clean terms.
Which deposit routes work, which withdrawal routes are actually offered back, what the stated processing window is, and how much verification friction sits in front of a first payout. UK credit-card deposits have been prohibited since April 2020, so any brand still advertising them is an immediate red flag.
Breadth across recognised studios, the spread of stake ranges, whether return-to-player figures are published, and whether the live-dealer wing runs in GBP at sensible table minimums. Volume alone does not score well if it is a thousand near-identical reels.
How fast a real question gets a real answer, which channels exist, and whether the safer-gambling controls are reachable in two taps or buried four levels deep. We time our own enquiries rather than quoting the brand back at you.
Some findings are not a low score, they are a refusal to publish. If any of the following is true, the review does not go live and the brand does not appear in our listings at any position.
Each criterion is scored from 1 to 5, then weighted. The overall figure is the weighted mean rounded to one decimal place. A score is our editorial judgement, not a measurement — two reasonable reviewers could reach a different number from the same evidence, and we would rather say so than pretend to a precision we do not have.
| Criterion | Weight |
|---|---|
| Licensing & consumer safety | 30% |
| Welcome offer fairness | 20% |
| Banking & withdrawals | 20% |
| Library depth & fairness | 15% |
| Support & interface | 15% |
Commercial detail moves faster than any publication can keep up with. Welcome-offer terms, wagering multiples, excluded titles and processing windows can change without notice, and an operator is under no obligation to tell us. That is why every review carries a "last checked" date and tells you to confirm the current terms on the operator's own website before you commit. Where our figure and the operator's differ, theirs is the one that binds you.
Licensing data is re-verified against the public register at least quarterly, and immediately if we are told that a status has changed. If a brand loses its licence we remove the outbound link the same day, add a notice to the top of the review explaining what happened, and leave the page online. Readers deserve to see the correction rather than a dead URL.
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