Royale Lounge's sister sites are plentiful, including brands such as The Residence Casino & Sportsbook, Cosmic Spins, Rollbit, Panda Bingo and many more.
Each of these domains share Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC: 57869) as their licence holder. We have also included some other sites using the Betable sportsbook below.
Below, you can find all of the sites that are listed under the Grace Media licence together with Royale Lounge.
Royale Lounge's ownership is unknown, with no mentions of it on the website or elsewhere, but we do know that it's operated by Grace Media Limited (UKGC: 57869). In fact, it's just one of several domains operating under that licence, sitting site by site with the likes of The Residence and Hotstreak.
Grace Media's first step into the UK licenced market was in March 2022, with the company now operating across a number of different areas, including both sports and casino betting.
Boasting a host of domains under its umbrella, and with fingers in a number of pies, those pulling the Grace Media strings will have excellent insight into what makes punters tick in the modern era of online gambling.

Royale Lounge offers punters a good all-round platform for their sports and casino needs, with the overarching site design easy on the eye too.
Boasting a grey background with flecks of blue splattered across the site, it gives an upmarket feel on your first view, and that positive energy remains with you as you explore the sports-focused landing page.
You'll find clean icons, which can be navigated with ease courtesy of a horizontal scrollbar, that span across over 30 different sports, with football the most popular covered. Unfortunately, we do have to call out the absence of horse racing, given it's such a huge market for sports bettors.
If that isn't your sport of choice, however, there is an excellent variety covered at Royale Lounge. Many sports are covered and specific events run deep too. Football is a good example of that, with top-level fixtures boasting in excess of 200 markets.
Betting margins are poor, however, coming in at 9.44% during our testing.
If we step across to the casino, it's not close to being an elite offering. That said, there are 1,000 games from some household-recognised software providers and a neat layout, with some basic filtering tools too.
We would describe Royale Lounge as a solid bookie that falls just short of that next tier up. Will any of the Royale Lounge sister sites we review be able to outperform it?
Vegas Wins comes with what we'd describe as an 80's throwback vibe to it, boasting neon colouring and a bubble-written style logo. It does a nice job of it, to be fair.
From there, however, it is downhill where the comparison as a Royale Lounge sister site goes.
The casino side of the site stands up to Royale Lounge almost perfectly. You have some decent filtering and search options within the "Games" area. Those options sit above a game lobby with well-sized game tiles that are easy to interact with and the titles themselves are well-known names. Expect to see game titles such as "Big Bass Splash" and "Fishin' Frenzy".
When you compare it to Royale Lounge, though, it can't just do what Royale Lounge does in the casino space. It has to be better, and the critical reason for that is because Vegas Wins doesn't have the sportsbook.
As such, whilst the casino is tidy enough, it doesn't have anything Royale Lounge doesn't.

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.