Simba Games Sister Casinos

Last Updated on February 26, 2026 by adrian

Simba Games is one of the few SkillOnNet brands that genuinely covers slots, live casino and bingo under the same roof – and it sits within a 50+ brand network where most sister sites pick one vertical and stick to it.

The Three-Vertical Approach – What Makes Simba Games Different

Most SkillOnNet brands make a clear editorial choice about what they are: a slots casino, or a live casino with slots, or in Slingo Casino’s case, a Slingo-first product. Simba Games spans all three of the main online gambling verticals – slots, live casino and bingo – without making one the obvious centrepiece.

For players who regularly switch between game types, that breadth is the appeal. You don’t need to log in and out of different brands for different sessions. The lion and savannah aesthetic ties the whole experience together without feeling too kitsch.

Within the SkillOnNet network, this multi-vertical approach is not standard. LuckymeSlots and Swift Casino are slots-forward without meaningful bingo sections. Slingo Casino offers the bingo-slot hybrid but not a full traditional bingo room. Simba Games genuinely covers all three in recognisable, standalone form.

Licensing and Market Access

Simba Games is licensed in the following markets – UKGC for the UK, MGA for international coverage:

• United Kingdom – UKGC licence 39326. GamStop registered. The primary market, with bingo particularly popular among the UK player base.
• Ireland – Accessible under MGA. No domestic Irish licence for private operators.
• Finland – Available under MGA. No Finnish domestic licence.
• Norway – Accessible under MGA – verify access before registering given Norway’s regulatory environment.
• New Zealand – Simba Games has historically accepted NZ players under MGA. New Zealand’s regulatory landscape is changing – confirm at sign-up.

Simba Games does not hold licences for Ontario, Sweden or Denmark. For Ontario players, Spin Genie and PlayOJO are the AGCO-licensed options in the network. For Sweden, Metal Casino holds a Spelinspektionen licence.

The Bingo Product – What Simba Games Offers That Most Sister Sites Don’t

Bingo rooms are not standard across the SkillOnNet network. Most brands are slot-casino hybrids that do not offer traditional bingo alongside their main game library. Simba Games does.

The bingo offering typically includes:

• 75-ball and 90-ball bingo rooms with scheduled games
• Chat functionality within rooms – a social element that pure slot sites don’t replicate
• Bingo jackpots and room-specific promotions separate from slot offers
• Side game access from within bingo rooms – players can spin slots while waiting for bingo calls

For players who specifically want bingo alongside casino play, Simba Games is the most capable SkillOnNet option. The alternatives within the network – Slingo Casino – offer a bingo-influenced product but not traditional bingo rooms.

Slots and Live Casino Alongside Bingo

The slots lobby at Simba Games is built from the provider agreements shared across the SkillOnNet network – NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO, Microgaming and the usual mix. The live casino runs through Evolution. Neither the slots count nor the live table variety is as wide as at the network’s most game-heavy brands – Simba Games makes the trade-off in favour of covering three verticals rather than going deep on one.

GamStop Registration and Self-Exclusion

Simba Games is registered with GamStop. For players considering self-exclusion, it helps to understand that GamStop operates at the operator level – not individual casino level. Registering with GamStop covers the full UKGC-licensed portion of the SkillOnNet network, including Simba Games, PlayOJO, Spin Genie, LuckymeSlots, Metal Casino, Mega Casino and SlotsMagic, with a single registration. Brands in the SkillOnNet group that only hold MGA licences are not part of this.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns Simba Games?

Simba Games is operated by SkillOnNet Ltd. The safari theme is the brand’s own – SkillOnNet runs the platform, licences and technology behind it. SkillOnNet holds UKGC licence 39326 and MGA licence MGA/CRP/171/2009/01 covering the network.

Does Simba Games offer real bingo?

Yes. Simba Games offers traditional 75-ball and 90-ball bingo rooms with scheduled games and chat functionality. This makes it one of the few SkillOnNet brands offering a genuine bingo product alongside its slots and live casino sections.

Can I play Simba Games from Ontario?

Simba Games does not hold an AGCO / iGaming Ontario authorisation. Ontario players looking for SkillOnNet options should look at Spin Genie or PlayOJO, which both hold AGCO licences for the Ontario regulated market.

Are the slots the same as at sister sites?

Yes – Simba Games sources its games through the same SkillOnNet aggregation infrastructure as the rest of the network. The titles available at Simba Games are not exclusive – you will find the same Pragmatic Play, NetEnt and Play’n GO games at SlotsMagic or Spin Genie. What differs between brands is the presentation and which verticals sit alongside them.

Is Simba Games available in New Zealand?

Simba Games has historically accepted NZ players under MGA with NZD supported. New Zealand’s gambling laws are currently being revised – the regulatory position may change for international operators, so check availability directly at the time of registration.