The kwiff casino app is a combined sports betting and casino app, listed on the UK App Store as “kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino” and licensed to Eaton Gate Gaming Limited under UK Gambling Commission account 44448. Three different company names appear around the brand, which can be confusing. This page explains each one, what the store listing shows and how to check the app on your phone.
Eaton Gate Gaming Limited holds UKGC account 44448, with remote casino and betting licences dating from 2016.
The App Store lists the seller as Kwiff Limited and describes kwiff as a trade mark operated by Spryme Ltd.
The register itself lists the kwiff App Store and Google Play addresses as approved domains.
The iPhone app needs iOS 13.0 or later and is listed for iPhone only.
Licensee
Eaton Gate Gaming Limited
UKGC account
44448
Casino licence since
1 December 2016
Betting licence since
8 March 2016
App name (iOS)
kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino
iOS needed
iOS 13.0 or later
The kwiff casino app: one app for sport and casino
kwiff doesn’t split its products into separate downloads. Its iPhone app, kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino, sits in the App Store’s Sports category and carries both the sportsbook and the casino. The brand is best known among bettors for randomly boosted odds on sports bets, so the casino sits alongside a betting-led home screen.
Detail
What the listing shows
App name
kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino
Seller
Kwiff Limited
Category
Sports
Age rating
18+
Requires
iOS 13.0 or later
Devices
iPhone and iPod touch; also Mac with Apple silicon and Apple Vision (not verified for macOS)
Size
About 20 MB
Licence text
UK Gambling Commission licence 000-044448-R-323408
The listing says “Only for iPhone”, so on an iPad it runs as a scaled iPhone app rather than a tablet layout. Our guide to iPad casino apps explains what that means for screen space.
Eaton Gate Gaming, Kwiff Limited and Spryme: who is who
You may see three company names around kwiff, which is common in gambling and not a problem in itself, as long as the licence checks out.
Eaton Gate Gaming Limited is the UKGC licensee, account 44448. This is the company accountable to the regulator and the one your account is with.
Kwiff Limited is shown as the seller on the App Store.
Spryme Ltd appears in the listing’s copyright line, which describes kwiff as a trade mark operated by Spryme.
The licence number in the App Store description, 000-044448-R-323408, matches the register entry for Eaton Gate Gaming, which ties the three names together. Our guide on checking a casino app developer explains how to make the same connection for any app.
kwiff’s UK licence on the public register
The register lists Eaton Gate Gaming Limited with four remote activities: real event betting and gambling software from 8 March 2016, casino from 1 December 2016, and virtual event betting from 2 February 2023. Its single trading name is kwiff. There are no regulatory actions on record.
Unusually, the domain list includes the kwiff App Store and Google Play addresses themselves, alongside kwiff.com, kwiff.co.uk and kwiffcasino.com. It also lists grpcasino.com and slotsking.com, which sit on the same licence. If an app claiming to be kwiff doesn’t match these, treat it with suspicion. Our UKGC glossary entry explains what the register records.
How to install and check kwiff on iPhone and Android
On iPhone, search the App Store for “kwiff” and open “kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino”.
Check the seller (Kwiff Limited), the 18+ rating and that your phone runs iOS 13.0 or later.
On Android, search Google Play for kwiff and confirm the listing matches the one named on the UKGC register.
Install the app, register or log in, and complete age and identity checks.
Find the licence statement in the app and confirm account 44448 on the register.
Set a deposit limit and turn on biometric login if offered before your first deposit.
We couldn’t load the current Google Play listing for kwiff when preparing this page. If you can’t find it, use the mobile site in Chrome rather than a third-party APK. Our page on casino apps missing from Google Play explains your options.
What the kwiff privacy label says
Apple’s privacy label for kwiff shows usage data used to track you; location, contact info, user content, identifiers and usage data linked to you; and usage data and diagnostics not linked to you. Location data is normal for UK gambling apps, which need to confirm where you are. You can review tracking and location permissions in iPhone Settings. Our location checks explainer covers why apps ask.
Playing kwiff’s casino on a phone
A small app download keeps storage use low, but games load from the internet, so a steady connection matters more than free space. Slots follow UK rules: no autoplay or turbo, at least 2.5 seconds per spin and a £5 maximum stake, or £2 if you are 18 to 24. Live tables use more data; our guide to Wi-Fi vs mobile data helps you plan. Since 19 January 2026, promotions can’t require a sports bet to unlock casino rewards.
Safer gambling on a combined sport and casino app
Combined apps make it easy to move between betting and casino. Set a single deposit limit that covers your total budget, switch on reality checks, and use time-outs if you need a pause. Self-exclusion and GAMSTOP are there for longer breaks. Gambling costs money; losses are the likely outcome over time. Free help is available from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. See our guide to setting a gambling budget on your phone.
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Frequently asked questions
Does kwiff have a casino app?
Yes. kwiff’s iPhone app, listed as “kwiff: Sports Betting & Casino”, carries both its sportsbook and its online casino in a single download. It sits in the App Store’s Sports category, is rated 18+ and needs iOS 13.0 or later. There isn’t a separate casino-only kwiff app on the UK App Store. If you only play casino games, you can keep the app on its casino tab and mute sports notifications. Our casino apps vs betting apps guide explains the difference.
Who runs kwiff in the UK?
Eaton Gate Gaming Limited holds kwiff’s UK Gambling Commission licence under account 44448. The App Store names Kwiff Limited as the seller and describes kwiff as a trade mark operated by Spryme Ltd. The licence number quoted in the listing, 000-044448-R-323408, matches the register entry for Eaton Gate Gaming, which links the names. Your account sits with the licensee. Our guide to checking a casino licence shows how to confirm it.
Is kwiff safe and legal?
kwiff is legal for adults in Great Britain because Eaton Gate Gaming Limited holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, with casino activity active since 1 December 2016. The register shows no regulatory actions. A licence requires age checks, fair games, safer gambling tools and a complaints process, but it doesn’t reduce the house edge or protect you from losing money. Our safe casino apps guide explains what a licence does and doesn’t cover.
What iPhone do I need for kwiff?
The App Store listing says kwiff needs iOS 13.0 or later, which covers many older iPhones, and it is marked as available only for iPhone and iPod touch, plus Mac with Apple silicon and Apple Vision. The download was around 20 MB at the time of checking, which is small for a gambling app, though games load from the internet. On an iPad it runs in an iPhone-sized window. Our casino apps for older phones page explains the trade-offs.
Is kwiff on Google Play?
The UKGC register lists a Google Play address for kwiff under Eaton Gate Gaming’s approved domains, which shows the operator has used Play for its Android app. We couldn’t load the current listing when preparing this page, so search Google Play yourself and check the developer and 18+ rating. If it isn’t available, use the mobile site in Chrome rather than an APK from another website. Our Android casino apps guide explains safe installation.
Why are there different company names on the kwiff app?
Gambling brands often separate the licence holder, the app publisher and the trade mark owner. For kwiff, the licensee is Eaton Gate Gaming Limited, the App Store seller is Kwiff Limited and the copyright line names Spryme Ltd. What matters is that the licence number in the app matches the register, and here it does: 000-044448-R-323408. If a kwiff-branded app quoted a different licence, that would be a warning sign. Our fake casino apps guide covers what to look for.
What other sites share kwiff’s licence?
The register lists seven approved domains for Eaton Gate Gaming Limited: kwiff.com, kwiff.co.uk, kwiffcasino.com, grpcasino.com, slotsking.com, and the kwiff App Store and Google Play addresses. Sites on the same licence are run by the same company, but each needs its own account, and limits don’t carry over. GAMSTOP will block them all at once if you want a break from every UK operator. Our GAMSTOP guide explains how it works with apps.
Does kwiff ask for my location?
Apple’s privacy label for kwiff lists location among the data linked to you, which is normal for UK gambling apps. Operators need to confirm you are in a country where they can legally take your bets, so many apps check location at login or when you play. You can see and change location permissions in iPhone Settings, though refusing them may limit what the app lets you do. Our page on whether casino apps track your location explains the details.
Gambling can be addictive. Free, confidential help is available 24 hours a day from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. Get support from GamCare or NHS gambling support, or block yourself from all UK-licensed gambling sites with GAMSTOP.
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