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In Touch Games Limited casinos are part of Britain's gambling history: the operator surrendered its British licence in September 2023. This guide identifies selected former brands, explains their later operator records and sets out what matters when checking an old account, payment or complaint.
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In Touch Games Limited was the casino operator behind several differently branded websites. Its group was sold to Skywind Holdings in 2022, according to the lawyers advising the sellers. That acquisition did not remove the need for a valid operating licence.
| Detail | Verified information |
|---|---|
| Business covered | In Touch Games Limited |
| Market | Historical operation in Great Britain |
| Historical UKGC account | 2091 |
| Suspension announced | 1 September 2023 |
| Licence surrender | 5 September 2023, according to the UKGC announcement |
| Main enforcement history | £2.2m settlement in 2019; £3.4m fine in 2021; £6.1m penalty in 2023 |
| Information checked | 9 October 2026 |
The Gambling Commission's suspension and surrender notice is the central record. It required an orderly closure to British consumers and clear information about obtaining and withdrawing funds. A familiar brand name cannot restore the surrendered permission.
These five In Touch Games Limited former casinos are selected historical examples, not the complete portfolio. The distinction between the original operator and a subsequent operator is particularly useful for three of them.
| Former casino | Historical domain | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| mFortune | mfortune.co.uk | Also appears as inactive under Viral Interactive |
| PocketWin | pocketwin.co.uk | Later operator records matter for account correspondence |
| Jammy Monkey | jammymonkey.com | Listed inactive under Viral Interactive as well |
| Mr Spin | mrspin.co.uk | Named in the In Touch Games closure notice |
| Cashmo | cashmo.co.uk | Named in the same closure notice; do not assume a transfer |
mFortune, PocketWin and Jammy Monkey share an additional documented connection. Their domains appear in Viral Interactive Limited's register, account 42739, marked inactive. Viral's casino permission was surrendered on 11 November 2024. Its separate licence history means the In Touch Games surrender is not the only date relevant to these brands.
The Viral Interactive licence record identifies that second company. It does not establish that every customer's balance, complaint or contractual rights transferred on identical terms. Use any migration email and the operator named in your account documents to establish your own timeline.
Mr Spin and Cashmo are directly identified in the Commission's 2023 notice. They do not appear in the inspected Viral domain list. There is therefore no basis here for giving these two brands the same later operating history as the three above.
These casino brands were sister casinos through their shared operator during the relevant period. Calling them a casino network today without that historical qualification would suggest a current service that the licence evidence does not support.
An operator change also differs from a company renaming. Our Grand Battery Holdings guide explains the connection between that older name and Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited. For an old account, identify whether the legal company changed, the name changed, or the service closed.





Historical British operation; licence surrendered in September 2023. Selected former brands, not a current casino service.
Repeated compliance failures. The January 2023 enforcement announcement described delayed intervention with a customer showing concerning gambling patterns and failures to apply source-of-funds procedures. One customer was contacted seven weeks after being flagged. The findings explain why account monitoring matters beyond simply collecting identification.
The £6.1 million penalty followed the earlier £2.2 million settlement and £3.4 million fine. Together, those headline amounts total £11.7 million. That is a combined settlement-and-penalty figure, not money allocated to reimburse individual customers. In Touch Games Limited's enforcement history should remain visible even when an old register entry becomes unavailable.
An unresolved balance needs an account history. Keep statements, deposit receipts, withdrawal requests, complaint references and correspondence naming the operator. Ask the documented customer support contact for a written balance breakdown and the applicable complaints route. Check a contact address against your account records before sending identity documents.
Separate cash deposits, winnings and promotional credit when describing the dispute. The withdrawal terms and bonus terms accepted at the time are more useful than a surviving advertising page. Account verification requests should likewise be tied to the company administering the account, rather than answered through an unfamiliar replacement website.
Similar branding is weak evidence. The operating company, exact domain and relevant date should agree. A different business may provide services behind another company's branding, as explained in our Jumpman Gaming guide. That business model does not establish any connection to an old In Touch Games account.
Support remains separate from account recovery. GamCare provides independent help with gambling-related harm. It does not administer these casino balances. If self-exclusion is relevant to your complaint, retain the original request and acknowledgement alongside the account records.
The useful finding is a sequence: In Touch Games Limited operated the selected brands, lost access to the British market through suspension and surrender, and some brands also appear under a second operator whose licence was subsequently surrendered. A single undated sister-site list misses that sequence.
This In Touch Games Limited operator history is useful for identifying companies and records. It cannot establish whether a particular balance was repaid, which business owes a disputed sum or how an individual complaint should be decided. No deposits, withdrawals or customer-service tests were performed for this article.
No verified related brands are available in this profile yet.
Its operating licence was surrendered in September 2023. The historical account number 2091 should not be presented as current authorisation for a website accepting British players.
The 2022 acquisition and the 2023 licence surrender are separate events. Ownership by another group does not make a surrendered operating licence active again.
The inspected Viral register names mFortune, PocketWin and Jammy Monkey among its inactive domains. It does not support extending that history to every In Touch Games brand or every customer's account.
The Commission says surrendered licences remain on its public register for three years. The original In Touch Games detail page was unavailable during this check; the Commission's dated surrender announcement remains accessible.
An archived promotion does not establish that a casino is currently authorised or accepting customers. This historical guide does not present former offers as available to claim.