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A reader from Leeds sent me a screenshot of a casino lobby last week, along with just one question: "Is F1 Casino any good?" She had come across it on a bonus forum, right next to a no deposit offer and a welcome package worth thousands. I almost answered her straight away. Then I read the terms, and near the end of them was a list of countries whose players are not allowed in. The United Kingdom is on that list.

That is the short answer behind f1 casino sister sites. F1 Casino is another name for FastOne Casino, an offshore brand that holds no licence from the UK Gambling Commission and does not accept players from Great Britain. Its sister sites are other offshore casinos, not British ones.

So if you live in the UK, the better question is which licensed sites give you a similar mix of slots, live games and sports betting.

I checked everything below on 8 November 2026: the casino's own pages, its terms and the public UK Gambling Commission register. Offers change often, so please read the current terms yourself before you sign up anywhere.

Kayleigh "Kaz" Bramley has been comparing UK bingo, casino and betting brands since 2013, keeping a notes app of payout times and verification snags. Her practical checks — not star ratings alone — shape the comparison below.

Is F1 Casino Licensed in the UK, and Which F1 Casino Is It?

No. On 8 November 2026 I searched the public UK Gambling Commission register for "f1casino", "f1 casino", "fastone", "fast one", "fastcas", "WoT N.V." and "RSO Limited". Every search came back with "No results". Neither brand that uses the F1 Casino name holds a licence to offer gambling to people in Great Britain.

There are two different sites behind the name, and they are easy to confuse. The one most players mean is FastOne Casino. It uses the F1 Casino name in its own branding and runs at fastone.casino, with a mirror site at fastcas.games. It is also the brand behind the 20 dollar or euro no deposit offers on bonus forums, and casino.guru dates it back to 2020.

The second site is f1casino.com, which appears to have nothing to do with FastOne. According to its footer, it is "owned and operated by RSO Limited", a company registered in Anjouan, part of the Union of Comoros, and it "operates under License ALSI-182407017-FI1" from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan. Its About page says it was "founded in 2026". Archived copies from 2024 and 2025 show f1casino.com as a parked page. Today it is a crypto casino and sportsbook that seems to be aimed mainly at players in Turkey, with its bonus amounts in Turkish lira.

Whichever F1 Casino you have found, the answer for British players is the same. It is not licensed in Great Britain, so you would not get the protections that come with a UK licence.

This comparison is for adults aged 18+. Take time to think. If gambling feels hard to control then stop now and get free, confidential help from GamCare (National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133) or use the self-help advice on BeGambleAware.

Who Runs F1 Casino, and What Are Its Sister Sites?

This is where it gets murky. I could not find a company name or a licence anywhere on FastOne Casino's own pages. The footer only says "Copyright © 2026 FastOne.Casino". The terms state that they "are governed by the laws of Curacao", and nothing more.

The casino review site casino.guru names WoT N.V. as both owner and operator, and it gives 2020 as the year the casino was established. It also says: "To our knowledge, Fast One Casino has not obtained a gambling license from any regulator."

Several bonus sites claim that F1 Casino holds a Curaçao licence, and one even prints a licence number. I could not confirm any of these claims. The website of the Curaçao Gaming Control Board would not load when I checked, and no licence number appears on the casino's own pages. Treat FastOne Casino as unlicensed until it shows a licence you can check.

casino.guru says FastOne is linked to two other online casinos, but it does not name them. Casino directories list MilkyWay Casino and AMPM Casino under WoT N.V. That makes them the most likely sister sites, but the link comes only from secondary sources.

Site	Company named	Licence shown	Open to UK players?
FastOne Casino (fastone.casino, fastcas.games)	None on the site; casino.guru names WoT N.V.	None on the site	No, the United Kingdom is on the restricted list
f1casino.com	RSO Limited, Anjouan	Anjouan, ALSI-182407017-FI1	Not licensed in Great Britain
MilkyWay Casino	WoT N.V., according to directories	Curaçao claim on directories, not checked	Not licensed in Great Britain
AMPM Casino	WoT N.V., according to directories	Curaçao claim on directories, not checked	Not licensed in Great Britain

None of these sites appears on the UK register. I would not recommend any of them to a player in the UK, and I am not linking to them.

Why Look for an Alternative to F1 Casino?

The biggest reason is simple. FastOne's own terms say that citizens of the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" are not allowed to access the casino. The same list includes the United States, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Austria and Belgium. The terms add that the casino "cannot guarantee successful processing of withdrawals or refunds" if a player breaks this rule. So if you open an account from the UK anyway, you risk losing your winnings.

Protection is the second big issue. A site that is not licensed in Great Britain does not have to follow British rules on age checks, affordability checks or advertising. It is also not part of GAMSTOP, so a self-exclusion you set up in the UK will not stop you from opening an account there. And if anything goes wrong, you cannot take a complaint to a British regulator.

The third reason is the bonus terms. FastOne's standard wagering is 30 times, and its no deposit bonus must be wagered 50 times. Licensed sites in Great Britain are capped at 10 times, as you will see below.

The fourth reason is that you may simply want a different site with its own lobby and offers. My top pick right now is Sherluck. It is run by a separate company with its own terms, promotions and account rules, so please read them carefully before signing up and decide for yourself whether it suits you.

UK-Licensed Alternatives to F1 Casino Worth a Look

If you like the mix that F1 Casino offers, with slots and live games next to a sportsbook, there are plenty of brands in Great Britain that do the same thing under a UK licence. I checked each account below on the public register on 8 November 2026.

Brand	Licence holder	UKGC account	Licensed for
Virgin Bet	Virgin Bet Limited	54310	Casino and betting since 21 May 2019
Sky Bet	SBG Sports Limited	67370	Betting since 6 October 2025
Sky Vegas and Sky Casino	Bonne Terre Gaming Limited	65519	Casino and bingo since 18 November 2024
Betfred	Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited	39544	Casino, bingo and betting since 1 November 2014

Virgin Bet may be the closest match if you came to F1 Casino for the sport. It has just one licence, and that licence covers both its casino games and its sports betting. I go over how it fits in with the other Virgin brands in my guide to Virgin Bet sister sites.

Sky Bet is set up a bit differently. Its sportsbook sits with SBG Sports Limited in Malta, while Sky Vegas and Sky Casino sit with Bonne Terre Gaming Limited in Gibraltar. I give an overview of the whole Sky family in my guide to Sky Bet sister sites.

Betfred is the traditional option. The company behind it has held its online licence since 1 November 2014, and that licence covers casino games, bingo and betting. If you want a long track record, start with my guide to Betfred sister sites.

All of these brands are part of GAMSTOP, follow the 10 times wagering cap and must check your age before you play. That is really where they differ from F1 Casino.

F1 Casino Welcome Offer and Bonus Terms Explained

On 8 November 2026, the FastOne homepage advertised "Welcome bonuses on your first three deposits" worth "$4500 + 950 Free Spins", plus "Sign up and get $20". The bonus page gives three options for each of the first three deposits. For the first deposit, you can choose a 275% bonus with the code F01, a 220% bonus plus 50 free spins with the code F02, or 200 free spins with the code F03. There is also a no deposit bonus of $20 or €20, and an offer of 100 free spins with no wagering under the code NWFS1.

The bonus terms take away some of the sparkle. The no deposit bonus must be wagered 50 times within 3 days, and the most you can withdraw from it is 20 dollars or euros. All other bonuses carry a standard wagering of 30 times "unless otherwise stated", with a maximum bet of 3 $/€ while the bonus is active and 7 days to finish the wagering. Winnings from any bonus are capped at 20 times your deposit, and winnings from offers without wagering are capped at 250 $/€. The terms also warn that four bonus deposits in a row can be treated as overuse of the bonus policy.

The other site, f1casino.com, has a "100% Mega Cash Bonus" on every eligible deposit. It needs a minimum deposit of 500 TL, the maximum bonus is 1,500 TL, and it must be wagered 15 times on the deposit plus the bonus, on slots only. Before you deposit, you have to ask live support for approval.

For comparison, licensed sites in Great Britain have been limited to wagering of 10 times the bonus since 19 January 2026. So a £10 bonus at a licensed site needs £100 of bets at most. At 30 times on FastOne, the same £10 would need £300, and at 50 times it would need £500. That is why I do not recommend any of these offers.

How I Compare These Sites

I run the same checks on every casino I write about, and always in the same order.

First, the licence. I search the public UK Gambling Commission register for both the brand and the company behind it, and I note the account number, the type of licence and the date it started. If a site is not there, I stop and tell you so.

Second, the terms. I read the welcome offer, the general bonus rules and the withdrawal rules, and I look for caps on winnings, very short deadlines and anything that lets the site keep your money. With F1 Casino, the restricted countries list and the 30 times wagering settled the matter.

Third, the money. I check which payment methods work in both directions, how long withdrawals take and what limits apply per day, week and month.

Fourth, the safety tools. I look for deposit limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and whether the site is part of GAMSTOP.

Finally, I look at what other players say. A few complaints are normal for a large casino. A pattern of unpaid winnings is not.

Games, Payments and Withdrawals at F1 Casino

FastOne has an enormous lobby. casino.guru lists games from 40 providers, for example NetEnt, Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play, Evolution Gaming and Push Gaming. When I visited the lobby on 8 November 2026, it had slots, crash games, live casino, jackpots, Megaways games and table games. There were also large tournaments from providers such as 3 Oaks Gaming and Playson.

casino.guru counts 75 payment methods, from cards and e-wallets to bank transfers and many cryptocurrencies. It also lists withdrawal limits of EUR 1,000 per day, EUR 2,500 per week and EUR 10,000 per month. The terms contain one more rule worth knowing. In the section on refunds, they say that if you do not send notarised identity documents within five days of a request, no refund is issued, the account is blocked and all funds are debited. The terms call that decision "final, binding and non-appealable".

The complaints record is mixed. casino.guru shows 12 complaints about FastOne, mostly about delayed withdrawals, with one still unresolved. It gives the casino a Safety Index of 8.2, but it also lists "Operates without a license" as a negative point.

For a British player, none of this matters much, because the site does not accept you in the first place. Licensed brands in Great Britain have to verify your age and identity before you play, not when you try to withdraw. There are also stake limits on online slots: £2 per spin for players aged 18 to 24 and £5 for everyone aged 25 and over.

Safer Gambling and Why the UK Licence Matters

A UK licence is about much more than a badge. A site with a UK licence must take part in GAMSTOP, offer deposit limits and time-outs, check your age before you play and answer to a British regulator if you have a complaint. An offshore casino like F1 Casino does not have to do any of that for you.

It is also important to remember that your budget should cover all of your accounts together. If you can afford £30 a month and set a £30 deposit limit on three different sites, you have really given yourself £90 of room, not £30. Decide on one total first and then split it if you need to.

If you want a break from every licensed site at once, GAMSTOP lets you exclude yourself from all online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain in one step. It cannot block offshore sites, which is one more reason to stick with licensed brands. If gambling is no longer fun, GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, free and confidential, around the clock. The BeGambleAware website also still has self-help advice. Play only with money you can afford to lose and never treat gambling as a way to make money.

My Verdict: Are F1 Casino Sister Sites Worth It?

Not for UK players. F1 Casino, better known as FastOne Casino, shows no licence on its site, is not listed on the UK Gambling Commission register and names the United Kingdom as one of its restricted countries. Its likely sister sites, MilkyWay Casino and AMPM Casino, also appear to be offshore brands. The separate site at f1casino.com holds an Anjouan licence, but it has no UK licence either.

The bonus offers look very attractive, but wagering of 30 to 50 times and caps on winnings make them far weaker than they first appear. If you want slots, live games and sport in one place, choose a UK-licensed brand such as Virgin Bet, Sky Bet or Betfred instead. Whatever you pick, check the licence on the register, read the full offer terms and keep an eye on your total spend across every site.

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