ZebraJackpot focuses on the UK market and only lists online casinos that hold a valid licence from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC). We are a comparison site, not a casino or operator, but we still care a lot about how your gameplay is regulated.
This page explains what the UKGC does, why licensing matters, and what you can check yourself before signing up with any operator.
The UKGC is the official regulator for gambling in Great Britain. It sets rules for how licensed casinos must operate, including:
If a casino loses its licence or fails to meet the UKGC’s rules, it can be fined, restricted or removed from the market.
Before featuring a casino on ZebraJackpot, we look for clear evidence that it is allowed to operate in the UK. That typically means:
Our listings are not official verification. Operators can change status, so you should always confirm details yourself.
It only takes a minute to double-check any brand you are considering. As a UK player you can:
Most casinos link directly to their UKGC entry in the footer. If they do not, you can manually search by company name or licence number on the regulator’s site.
Even though we care about licensing, ZebraJackpot does not:
If you have a serious concern with a casino, start with its customer support and official complaints process. If the issue isn’t resolved, you may be able to escalate to an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provider or the UKGC, depending on the situation.
Strong regulation and safer-gambling tools work together. Licensed operators must offer options such as deposit limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion. Details vary between brands, but these tools are an important part of staying in control.
You can read more about staying safe and getting support on our Responsible Play page.