Neptune Play used to be licensed and operated by Aspire Global (AG) under a white-label agreement, but now that the latter has left the UK, the site and its sisters have closed down. As such, we have listed some good alternatives below.
Neptune Play was never a widely recognised brand during its active time, but Aspire Global Limited and AG Communications Limited (UKGC: 39483), which underpinned it, were certainly behemoths in the online gambling space.
One of the reasons AG Communications was so well-known is because they held so many brand names under their vast umbrella.
Neptune Play is a site that should be better than it is; it feels very much like it has left something on the table.
Now, a cynic might say it’s laziness from a company that thinks it can flex its muscles and just grow market share, but others might give it the benefit of the doubt and suggest some of the flaws we see are teething issues associated to a relatively new launch.
A look at some of the Neptune Play sister sites should help inform us as to which is more accurate.
Let’s cut to it, Mr Play is probably the best of the Neptune Play sister sites we’ve listed. There are some challenges with the site again operating off the same template though, which isn’t without its navigation quirks. This is a common theme across the sister sites we’ve shone a light on.
On the plus side, it benefits from a similarly solid casino offering, the same excellent payment methods and, unlike with the other sites, the sportsbook betting margins are much more competitive too; they come in at 6.57% during our test.
To be clear, that isn’t sensational, but it’s far from offensive like those that come in north of 8%.
Mr Luck provides us more of the same where our Neptune Play sister sites are concerned. The vibrant green colouring provides another vibe to the look and feel, but the template of the site is consistent with those mentioned already.
The negatives follow the same them too with the sportsbook betting margins of 8.51% quite frankly farcical.
Look beyond those poor margins and the breadth of sports on offer is good, as is the market depth within those respective sports.
The casino is again stacked with top brands and a vast array of games whilst the payment options means that nobody will have issues depositing funds with Mr Luck.
There were a lot of similarities between Bet Fusion and Neptune Play. Until AG closed down and BetFusion changed to Altenar's sportsbook. Now the site is much improved and closely matches its sister sites LuckyMate and 7Bet.
As for pros and cons, the casino offering at Bet Fusion is solid with an abundance of games, including over 100 coming out of the live casino whilst the payment methods available to bettors are vast too.
On the downside, the sportsbook margins again drag the site down. Our test put it marginally ahead of Neptune Play, but still over 8%.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.