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NetEnt Casinos UK: New & Full List

Our full list of UKGC-licensed NetEnt casinos — new and established NetEnt UK sites compared by games (Starburst, Gonzo's Quest), bonuses and banking. 18+.

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Our list of UKGC-licensed NetEnt casinos — new and established NetEnt-powered UK sites, home of slots like Starburst and Gonzo's Quest. Below, the casinos, then how to choose a NetEnt casino and what the studio is known for.

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Full List of NetEnt Casinos UK

Since its founding in 1996, the Swedish provider NetEnt has become one of the most established software developers in the gaming industry, known above all for the quality of its slot catalogue. The UK casinos listed above are UKGC-licensed sites that carry NetEnt games — selected for their NetEnt coverage, licensing, and banking options. Below: the newest NetEnt sites on our list, then the games portfolio, live casino and mobile product in detail.

Full list of NetEnt casinos UK

New NetEnt Casinos UK (2026)

The UK NetEnt market spans long-running operators and genuinely new sites, and the list above holds both. August 2026 brought two additions, both from Jumpman Gaming (UKGC account 39175). Amazon Slots is the more distinctive of the pair — a slots-and-bingo site that hangs its whole welcome mechanic on a NetEnt game: one Mega Reel spin on a £10 first deposit, paying anywhere up to 500 Bonus Spins on Starburst at 10x wagering. Aladdin Slots, its sibling, carries NetEnt titles on its bonus-eligible games list and lets you look around before paying in: five Bonus Spins for verifying a debit card, no deposit needed.

A NetEnt logo on a new casino tells you about the games, not the operator behind them — so nothing joins this list until we've checked the licence on the UKGC register and read the offer terms in full.

Why NetEnt games are always instant play

NetEnt has never supplied complete casino platforms. It sells individual games, which operators licence one by one and plug into whatever platform they already run. Two practical consequences follow. First, every NetEnt game is browser-based — there has never been a NetEnt download client, so "instant play" is the only mode. Second, no two NetEnt casinos carry quite the same selection: the operator decides which titles to licence, which is why the same slot can be missing from one lobby and headlined at the next.

The NetEnt catalogue

The catalogue is smaller than Microgaming's or Playtech's, and deliberately so — NetEnt built its reputation on a shorter list of carefully produced games rather than volume. Slots are the core of it.

Slots

Starburst is the studio's signature: released in 2012 and still, more than a decade later, the default slot for UK welcome offers (including the Mega Reel at Amazon Slots on our own list). Gonzo's Quest introduced the avalanche mechanic that half the industry has since borrowed; Dead or Alive II remains a benchmark for high-volatility play; Jack and the Beanstalk and Cosmic Fortune round out the long-running names. Each game publishes its RTP in the in-game info screen.

On the jackpot side, NetEnt's headline product is Mega Fortune, a networked progressive with "rapid", "major" and "mega" tiers that has paid some of the largest online jackpots on record. Progressive slots are high volatility — treat them as entertainment and set a budget before playing.

Table games

NetEnt's roulette suite covers European, French, American, Advanced and Mini variants; blackjack runs from the standard game through Classic, Pro, Single Deck and Double Xposure — the last worth knowing for its open dealer cards and adjusted payouts. Baccarat and video poker fill out the list. As with the slots, which of these actually appear in a given lobby depends on what the operator licensed: the roulette and blackjack RTPs differ meaningfully by variant, so check the paytable rather than assuming the version you played elsewhere.

Live casino: now an Evolution matter

NetEnt ran its own live-dealer studio for years under the NetEnt Live name, but since Evolution acquired the company in 2020 the live product has been folded into Evolution's — the market leader by some distance. In practice, a "NetEnt casino" today serves NetEnt slots alongside Evolution live tables, which is a stronger combination than NetEnt Live ever was on its own.

Mobile

Every current NetEnt title is built in HTML5 and runs in the mobile browser on iOS and Android — no app required, same RTP and features as desktop. NetEnt was earlier to mobile-first design than most of its rivals (its "NetEnt Touch" range was rebuilding flagship slots for touchscreens back when much of the industry was still on Flash), and it shows in how cleanly the older titles still play on a phone.

Company background

NetEnt's roots go back to Cherry AB, the Swedish land-based gaming group, which spun its online software division out into a company of its own in 1996. It listed on the Stockholm exchange, grew into one of the two or three most influential slot studios in the regulated market, and was acquired by Evolution in 2020 — where it now operates as the group's slots brand alongside Red Tiger.

NetEnt: Company information

  • Company: NetEnt AB — part of the Evolution group since 2020
  • Registered office: Stockholm, Sweden
  • Founded: 1996
  • Awards: multiple industry awards, including Provider of the Year at the EGR Awards
  • Regulation: supplier-licensed in regulated markets including the United Kingdom (UKGC) and Malta (MGA); games use audited random number generators tested by independent bodies such as eCOGRA.

Our verdict on NetEnt

NetEnt earns its place on a UK casino's provider list with a short catalogue of genuinely well-made slots — Starburst's longevity is not an accident — and the Evolution acquisition fixed its one historic weakness by replacing the middling NetEnt Live product with the market's best live tables. The studio tells you nothing about the operator, though: the casinos in the list above differ widely on offers, banking and withdrawal speed even while serving identical games, and that operator layer is where your comparison time is best spent.

How to Choose a NetEnt Casino

The NetEnt catalogue is broadly the same wherever it's licensed, so choosing between NetEnt casinos really means choosing the operator behind the games:

  • Licence. Every casino on the list above holds a UKGC licence — verify the account number on the public register before depositing.
  • NetEnt coverage. A site doesn't need to be NetEnt-exclusive: most UK lobbies are multi-provider. Check the game filter for the NetEnt titles you actually play.
  • Welcome offer terms. Compare the wagering multiplier and any maximum cash-out, not the headline number. Where an offer includes spins on a NetEnt slot — Starburst is the perennial choice — a deposit is usually required, which is why UK sites call them Bonus Spins.
  • Banking. Debit-card support is universal; e-wallet and Pay by Mobile support varies by operator, as do withdrawal processing times.
  • RTP. Each NetEnt game shows its RTP in the in-game info screen, and some operators licence reduced-RTP variants — check the figure at the casino where you play.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which are the newest NetEnt casinos?

The most recent NetEnt sites to join our list are Amazon Slots and Aladdin Slots, two Jumpman Gaming brands added in August 2026 — Amazon Slots' welcome mechanic even runs on NetEnt's Starburst. Before depositing at any newly launched casino, look its operator up on the UKGC public register first.

Is there a full list of NetEnt casinos?

The list above shows the UKGC-licensed NetEnt casinos we cover and review. NetEnt games also appear at many multi-provider casinos, so a site doesn't have to be NetEnt-exclusive to offer Starburst or Gonzo's Quest — check each casino's game filter for the NetEnt catalogue.

What games is NetEnt known for?

NetEnt is best known for slots such as Starburst, Gonzo's Quest, Dead or Alive II and Divine Fortune, along with NetEnt Live dealer tables. Its games are widely available at UKGC-licensed casinos, and each game's RTP is shown in its info screen.

Is NetEnt software safe and fair?

Yes. NetEnt, now part of Evolution, holds supplier licences in the UK, Malta and other regulated markets, and its games use audited random number generators. At a UKGC-licensed casino both the operator and the game supplier are regulated.

Does NetEnt have progressive jackpots?

Yes — NetEnt runs progressive jackpots including Divine Fortune and the Mega Fortune network, which has paid some of the largest online jackpots on record. Jackpot slots are high volatility, so treat them as entertainment and set a budget.

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