Midnite casino app

The company behind the Midnite casino app

Midnite is owned and run by Dribble Media Limited, which the UK Gambling Commission register lists at 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A. Many UK-licensed casino operators are based in Gibraltar or Malta, so a London licence holder is a little unusual. The company was founded in 2016 by the team behind the Dribble fantasy football app and began as an esports and sports betting brand before adding casino games.

In recent years the brand has become more visible through sport sponsorship, including the World Snooker Championship in 2025 (renewed for 2026), the Masters in 2026, and sponsorships with Sheffield United and Southampton. Sponsorship has no bearing on licensing, but it explains why many people first meet Midnite as a betting app rather than a casino.

Midnite’s UK licences, step by step

The register shows how the business grew one licence at a time. All six were active on 20 October 2026:

The casino licence is the one that matters for this page: without it, Midnite couldn’t offer slots or live dealer games to British players. Our glossary entry on the remote gambling licence explains the different types.

How the casino sits inside the Midnite app

Unlike operators that publish a separate casino app, Midnite uses one app for everything. On Apple’s UK store it is called Midnite: Sports & Casino, with the subtitle Bet On Football & Play Slots, and it is filed under Sports rather than Casino. The developer is Dribble Media Limited, matching the licence holder. On the phone, that typically means a sportsbook home screen with the casino reached from a tab or menu, and one wallet shared between both.

A shared wallet is convenient but worth thinking about. Money you deposited for a football bet can be spent on slots in two taps, so a deposit limit that covers your combined budget is the simplest safeguard. Since 19 January 2026, UK operators also can’t run promotions that mix products, such as requiring a sports bet to unlock casino spins. Our guide to casino apps vs betting apps looks at the pros and cons of combined apps.

What the Midnite App Store listing shows

The privacy section is worth a look. The developer’s label lists coarse location among data linked to you and location among data used for tracking, alongside contact, financial and usage data. Location checks are common in gambling apps; our page on whether casino apps track your location explains why. We couldn’t confirm the current Google Play listing, so Android users should check the developer reads Dribble Media Limited before installing.

Casino games in the Midnite app

The store listing and brand facts describe an online casino with slots from multiple studios and a live casino with real dealers. Live tables stream video, so they use far more mobile data than slots; switch to Wi-Fi for long sessions. Our live casino apps guide explains how live tables are laid out in portrait and landscape.

Every slot in a UK app follows the same design rules: no autoplay, no turbo spins, at least 2.5 seconds per spin and a visible balance. Stakes are capped at £5 a spin if you’re 25 or over and £2 if you’re 18–24. The cap is set from your date of birth at registration, so you won’t see a higher option in the bet menu.

Safer gambling on a combined sports and casino app

Midnite must offer the standard UK tools: deposit limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion. On a combined app, a time-out normally applies to the whole account, sport and casino together. If you’re a football bettor who wants to stay away from slots, check whether the app lets you restrict casino products specifically, or contact support to ask.

Free help is available round the clock from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. GAMSTOP blocks every UK-licensed online gambling site at once, and GamCare offers chat support. Our responsible gambling page has the full list.

How to check the Midnite licence yourself

1. Search the Gambling Commission public register for account 42647.
2. Confirm the name reads Dribble Media Limited and the remote casino licence is Active.
3. Open the domain names tab and check midnite.com is listed as Active.
4. Open the regulatory action tab to see whether any action has been published since we checked.
5. On the App Store or Google Play, confirm the developer is Dribble Media Limited.

These steps work for any operator. Our safe casino apps guide covers app permissions and two-factor sign-in as well.

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18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Set a deposit limit before you play: how to set limits. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.