The Residence Casino & Sportsbook's sister sites are plentiful, falling under the management of Grace Media Limited (UKGC: 57869). It also uses the Delasport sportsbook and the Betable platform, opening it up to more sister sites.
The Residence Casino & Sportsbook is operated by Grace Media Limited (UKGC: 57869), but there is no real clarity on the owner. The good thing is that Grace Media handles pretty much everything, so this is not as negative as it first sounds.
As a standalone domain, The Residence Casino & Sportsbook might be a relative newcomer to the UK market, but there is plenty of experience behind the scenes.
Grace Media have not been around for generations, with its licence dating back to March 2022. It does, though, possess a large number of domains under its spell, giving it a good understanding of what market demands are, alongside having seen first-hand customer feedback in many different guises.
In theory, that should mean it can boast a number of good The Residence Casino & Sportsbook sister sites. Here, we assess whether or not that is true.

The most striking thing about The Residence Casino & Sportsbook is the look and feel. There is a smart beige colouring across the site, with clean-cut icons helping to aid navigation across the site. Aside from looking good, there is also a nice entry point thanks to the £5 minimum deposit amount.
As you get into the actual offering, it's a bit of a mixed bag, in truth.
The sportsbook offers over 30 different sports to bet on, which is a good variety. There are, however, some notable sports missing. Specifically, The Residence is unlikely to capture bettors that dabble regularly in horse racing and greyhounds.
Football is the most popular sport amongst the 30-odd covered. It covers competitions across the globe and boasts around 200 markets per game. Whilst market depth is good, a betting margin of 9.44% is not.
As for the casino side of the site, there are around 1,000 to play, with big-name software providers providing the titles. There is a navigation flaw on the site, though. You have a "casino" section and a "games" section. The game titles are exactly the same, but the structure is different, particularly where filtering is concerned.
It's pretty decent under the "games" banner, but non-existent when accessing via the casino.
The Residence Casino & Sportsbook has a lot of areas going for it, but it is far from a complete platform. Does any of The Residence's sister sites improve upon it?
Vegas Wins brings a retro feel to things where the site design is concerned, with its vibrant colours flashing across a dark background. Despite having a very different colour scheme, it is immediately identifiable as one of The Residence Casino sister sites.
It has the same structure across the casino and games section, with the filtering differences again remaining true. That’s a real point of confusion for the site user. You don’t have any notable change in the quality of what is offered there either; there are 1,000 titles from a range of software providers.
With a host of similarities, there is one thing that makes The Residence stand out as the vastly superior site. That is the sportsbook. Vegas Wins is a casino-only platform.
Rollbit is another The Residence sister site that offers punters a door into casino-only play. With that in mind, it really needs to offer something superior to what The Residence does in that space to make it the preferred choice. Unfortunately, it simply doesn't.
You get the same casino layout, albeit on a different colour canvas, with a replicated quality and quantity of games. Whilst a collection of 1,000 games isn't bad, with around 5% of those coming out of the live casino section, it just doesn't have a point of difference.
Even the plentiful deposit options offered at Rollbit, which allow punters to choose from debit card, Apple Pay, PayPal, Instant Bank Transfer and MuchBetter, are all available at The Residence too.
Why would you choose Rollbit when you can get what is effectively the same casino platform at The Residence, with the upside of a sportsbook also available?
If ever there was a nailed-on The Residence sister site, Royale Lounge is it. The two brands are like identical twins that have been put into different outfits so people can tell them apart.
Rather than boasting a beige background, Royale Lounge opts for a grey block of colour, with a gentle stream of blue used to cut through it and add some contrast. Like The Residence, it looks pretty slick. Which is better will come down to personal preference.
Outside of that, there really is nothing to separate the two sites. We had some issues with navigating to the Royale Lounge "Casino" from within in the main menu but, due to that being replicated by the "Games" button, we were able to find a workaround.
Clearly, that's not actually a positive thing, but nor is having a duplicate button with two different layout structures; at least this way you get the best version of the game lobby.
The offering within the casino is the same as you get with other The Residence sister sites. Royale Lounge stands up a sportsbook too, unlike the other domains we've looked at here. From sport coverage through to the betting margins, it replicates The Residence's sportsbook.

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.