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Unibet Casino About Us

Who operates Unibet Casino for Irish players, who writes the pages of this guide, and how each figure on them is checked before it is published.

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In short

Unibet Casino About Us in Brief

Unibet Casino is operated by Platinum Gaming Limited, a Gibraltar company that serves customers in the Republic of Ireland under a licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland. This guide to the casino is written for Irish players by Katie Evans, Gaming Industry Specialist, who checks every figure against the operator's site, regulator registers and studio pages.

An about page on a casino guide has to answer two different questions. The first is who stands behind the brand you are about to deposit with. The second is who wrote the page you are reading and why its numbers deserve your trust. Both are covered here, in that order.

Who Runs Unibet Casino

The company details below are the ones printed in the footer of unibet.ie, and we re-read them on 3 October 2026. They matter for a practical reason: the licence number is what you quote if you ever need to raise a question with the regulator, and the company name is the one that appears in the terms you accept at registration.

Operating company
Platinum Gaming Limited
Company number
114100, registered in Gibraltar
Registered office
Sovereign Place, 117 Main Street, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
Licence for the Republic of Ireland
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, GRAI-0890-RB-26-0001
Licences for customers elsewhere
Government of Gibraltar RGL 091 and RGL 092, supervised by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner
Trading names
Unibet, 32Red, Bingo.com

The Irish regulator, the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, was established on 5 March 2025 under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024. If you play from the Republic, the GRAI licence is the one that applies to you. The footer of unibet.ie also carries the eCOGRA, EGBA, IBIA and Gambling Therapy marks.

32Red and Bingo.com are sister trading names of the same company. An account at one of them is a separate account, so a Unibet login will not open the others.

What Unibet Casino Offers Irish Players

One Unibet account covers the casino, the live tables and the poker room. Here is what sits behind each tab, using only what the operator publishes on its public pages.

The welcome offer is for new customers and wagering terms apply. The multiplier is not printed on the public pages, so read it in the offer terms before you open a Unibet account. There is no promo code to enter and no bonus without a deposit.

Each product has its own page in this guide. Start with the live dealer tables, move on to the game show titles if wheels and multipliers are more your thing, or read how the poker room is set up.

The author

Who Writes This Guide

This guide has one author. That keeps responsibility simple: if a figure here is wrong, there is one person who put it there and one person who fixes it.

Gaming Industry Specialist

Katie Evans

Katie writes and maintains every page of this guide to Unibet Casino for players in Ireland. Her work here is to read the operator's pages and terms, compare them with what the regulator and the game studios publish, and turn the result into plain explanations. She also re-checks published pages and handles corrections.

Role on this site
Author and fact-checker
Covers
Casino, live casino, game shows, poker
Region
Republic of Ireland
Corrections
Handled by the author

Her duties are narrow on purpose. She does not give betting tips or promise outcomes, and she writes about how a game, an offer or a payment works rather than about how to beat it.

How We Check Facts

A casino page ages quickly, because offers change and games move in and out of the lobby. So every hard fact on this site, whether it is a sum, a licence number, a date or a return-to-player figure, goes through the same four steps before it is published.

  1. Operator first: brand facts come from unibet.ie itself - the casino, live casino, poker and apps pages, the footer and the published terms of each offer.
  2. Regulator next: licence details and Irish law are compared with what the regulators publish, including the GRAI and the Gibraltar licensing authority.
  3. Studio for game maths: RTP, multipliers and rules are taken from the studio's own game page, never from a third-party list.
  4. Date it: once the figures match their sources, the page gets its Checked date, and its Updated date too if the text changed.

What we leave out. Some details are only visible after login: table counts, stake limits, per-method deposit limits, withdrawal times and the wagering multiplier of the welcome bonus. When a number is not published on a public page, we say "not published" and do not estimate it.

If you spot a figure that no longer matches the operator's site, the corrections policy describes how it gets fixed and recorded.

What the Three Dates Mean

The author byline sits at the bottom of every page of the site, just above the footer, and it carries three dates. They are not decoration, and they tell you different things.

Published

What it is
The day the page first went live
Does it move?
Never, it is fixed

Updated

What it is
The last real change to the text
Does it move?
Only when the wording or a figure changes

Checked

What it is
The last re-read of the facts against sources
Does it move?
On every check, even if nothing changed

Read them together. A page with an old Updated date and a recent Checked date is not stale: it means the facts were looked at again and still held. A Checked date that is several months old is your cue to confirm a bonus sum or a deadline in the operator's terms before relying on it.

For reference, the homepage of this guide was first published on 28 May 2026 and the section pages, this one included, on 3 October 2026.

If Something Did Not Work

Most problems fall into one of four groups, and each has a different place to go.

A figure here differs from the cashier

The operator's live terms always win. Offers are edited between our checks, and the cashier shows what applies to your account today.

  • Look at the Checked date on the page
  • Open the offer terms inside your account

Account or payment trouble

A deposit that did not land, a login that fails or a bonus that was not credited can only be resolved by Unibet, because only Unibet sees your account.

  • Start a live chat from the site or app
  • Search the Help Centre for the topic

Verification questions

Identity checks are a standard step at a licensed casino. Which documents are needed and how to upload them is explained in the Help Centre.

  • Use the same name as on your debit card
  • Ask live chat if an upload is rejected

One Irish rule is worth knowing before you deposit. Credit cards have been prohibited for gambling since 5 February 2026, and that includes a credit card linked through PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay, so pay with a debit card.

What Players Say About Unibet Casino

This section sums up what players tend to value about the brand, without scores or quotes. The same points come up whenever people describe why they stay.

Players also value having live chat available when a question comes up. Where feedback raises a recurring question, such as how the welcome bonus is released, we answer it on the relevant page of this guide.

That is the whole of the Unibet Casino About Us picture: a licensed operator on one side, a named author with a written method on the other. If you would like to see the lobby itself, visit Unibet Casino and compare it with what you have read here.

FAQ

About Us Questions from Irish Readers

Who owns Unibet Casino?

Unibet Casino is operated by Platinum Gaming Limited, a company registered in Gibraltar under number 114100. The same company trades as Unibet, 32Red and Bingo.com.

Is Unibet Casino licensed in Ireland?

Yes. Customers in the Republic of Ireland are served under licence GRAI-0890-RB-26-0001 from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland. Customers elsewhere fall under Government of Gibraltar licences RGL 091 and RGL 092.

Who writes the pages of this guide?

Every page is written and maintained by Katie Evans, Gaming Industry Specialist. Her byline and the three page dates appear at the bottom of each page, just above the footer.

Where do the figures in this guide come from?

From the operator's own site and terms, from regulator registers and from the game studios' pages. A figure that none of those sources publishes is left out and described as not published.

What is the difference between Updated and Checked?

Updated moves only when the text of a page really changes. Checked is the last day the facts were re-read against their sources, so it can be newer than Updated when nothing needed changing.

How do I report a mistake on this site?

The corrections page explains how an error is confirmed, fixed and recorded. A confirmed fix moves the Updated date of the page it touched.

Can this guide help with my Unibet account?

No, account, payment and verification questions are handled by Unibet through live chat and the Help Centre. This guide explains how things work and where to look, but it has no access to player accounts.

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