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Midnite Casino: One Company Across All Three Sources

Most entries in this index require a reader to hold two or three company names in mind at once: one on the licence, another on the app, sometimes a third on a self-exclusion list. Midnite is the only profiled operator where all three records name the same company, and that is the most useful thing this page can tell you.

The live casino is a different matter. The site renders behind a consent wall and its pages returned the same shell for every address tried, so nothing about its live tables has been verified.

Midnite Casino logo
Licensee
Dribble Media Limited
UKGC licence number
042647-R-321653-022
Licence record since
15 May 2023
Arrangement
Own licence
Registered domain
midnite.com
Source state
Source verified 21 August 2026 UK Gambling Commission public register, read on 21 August 2026. Every value in this block comes from that record and from nothing else. The date is the reading, not a standing check.

How to read that record

The record began on 15 May 2023 under Dribble Media Limited, with midnite.com registered against the account. As always, the date is the licence’s and not the company’s: it marks when this record started, not when the brand did.

GAMSTOP lists Dribble Media Limited with one brand: Midnite. Same company as the register, same single brand, no sibling names to keep track of. Where one licence carries a whole roster of brands, a licence check tells a reader relatively little about the site in front of them; here the licence and the site are the same subject.

Three records naming one company is the cleanest structure in this index. It reads as unremarkable until you see the alternatives, which are laid out in the operator directory.

Two active records carry this name

Read from the same register download on 21 August 2026 as the record above.

The register currently exposes two active records carrying the Midnite name. This profile is anchored to the first, and everything above is read from it: Dribble Media Limited, account 42647, whose remote casino licence record began on 15 May 2023, with midnite.com registered against it. That domain is still on that account.

The second is Midnite Limited, account 101839. It holds an active remote casino licence numbered 101839-R-342850-001 with a record start of 11 August 2026, it carries the trading name midnite, and www.midnite.com is registered against it.

What that establishes is a split in the regulatory record: the domains carrying this name no longer sit on one account, and two separate companies each hold an active remote casino licence behind them. Both readings come from the same published file, and either can be checked against it.

What it does not establish is anything about the relationship between the two companies. The register publishes accounts, licensees, licences, domains and dates. It does not publish whether a brand has moved from one account to the other, whether one record will replace the other, or whether both are intended to run on. Neither record is presented here as superseding the other, because the source does not say that.

So the entry stays where its evidence has been read in full, and the second record is reported as exactly what it is: a second active record, named, dated and left to speak for itself.

Who publishes the app, and who holds the licence

On this entry the two are the same company, which is the exception in this index rather than the rule.

The App Store publisher is Dribble Media Limited — the licence holder itself. Together with the GAMSTOP entry that gives three independent records converging on one company, which on this account is the cleanest structure in this index and the reason the sections above are short on caveats about who is accountable for what. The register has since added a second active record carrying the same name, set out above; it does not disturb the three readings taken here, all of which are of this account.

Apple App Store record — third-party platform data
AppMidnite: Sports & Casino
Publisher of recordDribble Media Limited
Apple App Store rating4.67 / 5
Ratings in that average10,176
Version read1.3.74
Released2026-08-17
Checked21 August 2026

The published rating in the record above is Apple’s figure for a combined sports and casino app, attributed and dated, and it is not used to order this index. A combined application is the case where an aggregate says least about a live casino: one score covers a bet slip, a slots lobby and the live tables, and nothing in it separates them. It is published with its sample size so it can be read as the thing it is.

The rating above is Apple’s, not this site’s. It is reproduced as platform data with its sample size and the date it was read, it is never presented as a score of ours, and it plays no part in the order of any list here — operators are listed alphabetically throughout.

What the site itself returned

Requests to the site’s help and safer-gambling paths returned the same page as its home address, byte for byte, which is the signature of an application shell that resolves its own routes after loading rather than a page that exists at that address. No content could be read from any of them, so none is reported. The site itself renders behind a cookie-consent step, which is a property of how it is built and not a finding about the operator.

What remains unknown

Live table availability, studios, payment methods and support arrangements are unverified. Unlike the geographically blocked entries in this index, the obstacle here was not a country block but a client-side application, which is a different problem with the same result: nothing to read, so nothing published.

Which of the two register records governs the site a visitor reaches on a given day is also unverified, and deliberately so. The evidence above is read against the Dribble Media Limited account, the App Store and GAMSTOP entries name that same company, and no source this site accepts states how the second record relates to it. Whether that is a transition, a parallel arrangement or something else is not published anywhere we can point to, so it is not described here.

Unknown here means exactly that: no source this site accepts has been read to establish it. It is not a negative finding about Midnite Casino, and it is not filled in from an operator’s own marketing, from a sister brand, or from a competitor’s page. The method behind that rule is set out in how we verify.

A clean identity establishes who is accountable, not what is on the table list. That question is answered per format rather than per operator: live blackjack, live roulette, live baccarat and live game shows.

Source ledger

Every claim on this page traces to one of these three, each read on the date shown.

  • UK Gambling Commission public register

    Licensee, licence number, licence-record start date, registered domains and whether the brand runs on its own licence or as a white label.

    Read 21 August 2026 · View the record

  • GAMSTOP participating-companies list

    The same licence holder, independently listed, with the brands operating under it: Midnite.

    Read 21 August 2026 · View the list

  • Apple App Store

    The app of record, its publisher (Dribble Media Limited), the published rating and its sample size, the current version and its release date.

    Read 21 August 2026 · View the listing

App identity The publisher name matches the licensee on the register, and the seller URL resolves to the registered domain.

Questions about the Midnite Casino record

Why does it matter that one company appears on all three records?

Because it removes a question a reader would otherwise have to resolve. On most entries here the accountable licence holder and the app publisher are different companies, and knowing which is which takes work; on this one they are the same.

Why could the safer-gambling page not be read?

Every address on the site returned the same shell as the home page, so there was no distinct page content to read. The information may well exist for a visitor whose browser loads the application; it cannot be verified by reading a served page.