Mango Spins' sister sites are extensive, with brands like Cosmic Spins, Vegas Wins, 333Casino and Royale Lounge all falling under the same operator, Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC: 57869).
In addition to having a shared operator in Grace Media, the domains also have a close working dynamic courtesy of an agreement to use Betable as the chosen sportsbook, where relevant.
Below, you can find all of the sites that are listed under the Grace Media licence together with Mango Spins.
You would think answering the question who owns Mango Spins is a simple one, but it is not. The truth is, everything around the ownership of Mango Spins is very low profile. It is not mentioned at all across the site FAQs or "About Us" areas.
Instead, we have to focus on what we do know. That is that Mango Spins is operated under a licence by Grace Media Limited (UKGC: 57869).
Grace Media have held some form of UKGC licence since March 2022, but the overall experience there is much deeper.
Before even considering the years of experience the personnel at Grace Media have, the company itself hosts a huge array of different casino sites, with fingers firmly in the bingo and sports betting pie too.
It means it is close to market feedback and will know what resonates with users and what doesn't. In theory, it should lead to the Mango Spins sister sites impressing.

Mango Spins is a casino-focused platform that offers punters a game library that runs 1,000 games deep. You've got a reasonable filter tool that runs across that game lobby too, which allows filtering by game theme and software provider, whilst a text search function allows more direct targeting of game titles.
Whilst 1,000 games isn't the deepest collection, there is plenty of quality to the games offered; Pragmatic Play being the most notable name to serve up titles.
There are more positives to be celebrated with the payment options available to punters. Debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Instant Bank Transfer, PayPal and MuchBetter being offered make the site highly accessible for punters.
With a solid site design and easy to follow navigation steps, there is a lot to like at Mango Spins, but it still doesn't really set the pulse racing with a lack of depth where it really matters, which is with game titles and different betting avenues.
Mango Spins is a solid but unspectacular platform, with its casino-only nature feeling like a limiting factor. Will any of the Mango Spins sister sites deliver a more rounded platform?
Vegas Wins ticks pretty much every box that Mango Spins does, and it does so in pretty much the same way. The two brands are clones of one another, but simply wearing different clothes.
Mango Spins opts for a purple banner and yellow accents, whilst Vegas Wins is straight out of the 1980's, cutting a retro vibe with electric colour choices.
Beyond that, menu structures are replicated, game tiles are the same shape and size, and the quantity and quality of game titles offered is the same too.
Whilst it's not a point of difference between Vegas Wins and Mango Spins, it is worth taking a moment to reflect on the customer service offering, which is good.
You can contact the team through a 24/7 live chat, email and text exchange, whilst there are solid FAQ and Responsible Gambling sections too.

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.