Redspins' sister sites include the likes of Lady Luckmore, Royale Lounge, Cosmic Spins, Vegas Wins and many other domains courtesy of the shared licence holder, Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC: 57869).
Below, you can find a complete list of the sister sites that are under the Grace Media licence together with Redspins.
Pinning down the ownership structure of Redspins isn't possible, with that detail not offered up in the "About Us" section of the site. Instead, we can talk to the company that operates Redspins.
Redspins forms part of the Grace Media Limited (UKGC: 57869) licence. With the first element of that licence dating back to March 2022, it is now able to operate across various areas of the gambling sector, specifically, bingo, casino and sports.
With fingers in multiple pies, both from a market area and with a number of domains under its operation, it has an experience that is more extensive than its years might first suggest.
When you consider that, it isn't unreasonable to expect it to offer up a series of impressive Redspins sister sites.

Our first thoughts on landing at Redspins is that the site feels a little bit on the budget side, with this opinion largely a snap judgement based on the aesthetic of the branding and site header. It does improve from there, though.
You quickly get into a main menu that is easy to navigate, which leads you into a casino game lobby that is well structured. Game tiles run three-wide on the page, each boasting curved corners to give a modern look.
Sitting above those tiles is a game filter, sort bar and text search functionality. Whilst there are deeper filter tools available in the industry, many brands don't deliver to the level of Redspins.
The game collection itself isn't exactly stellar, though. There is no doubting the quality of the games on offer, with a number of well-known game providers lining up games, but we'd like to see more than 1,000 games in a platform that does nothing but offer casino games.
Redspins is a distinctly average platform that provides punters a casino-only experience. Will any of the Redspins sister sites deliver a better offering?
If the first impression of Redspins was one of the site being pitched towards the more value-end user, Lady Luckmore feels very different. It boasts a smart navy header, with a clean logo, providing it with an upmarket feel.
In reality, it's a blatant sister site with the two sites almost complete replicas of one another, beyond those aforementioned design differences. The site menus are displayed very similarly, punters are afforded the same game count and have the same filtering options to utilise too.
Where Lady Luckmore is different is that it has a glaring error in its menu structure. Like Redspins, it is a casino-only platform. Unfortunately, the main menu contains a "Sports" option, which just directs you to an error page.
It's annoying to users, especially newcomers who might not be aware of it not actually existing, and shows a real lack of attention to the site design.
Cosmic Spins is another casino platform that is immediately easy to pin down as being a Redspins sister site.
The casino offering is exactly the same across the two sites. It looks the same, it operates the same, and the quantity and quality of what is available is replicated as well.
You can extend the similarities into less obvious places too. The banking methods - which include debit card, PayPal and Apple Pay, amongst others - are available on both domains, whilst the customer service on offer is the same too, both in terms of the route of contact and response level.
In fact, the only place we'd suggest Cosmic Spins has a slight edge is that it feels like it has a more deeply rooted personality, with its space design giving it an element of uniqueness that Redspins doesn't have.
The Residence is another rinse and repeat of what Redspins offered where the casino is concerned. As the full name of the site might suggest, however, there is more to be had at The Residence. Much more.
You will also be able to navigate to a Betable-powered sportsbook. For our money, it is the best part of the site. Don't get us wrong, there are some holes in it, but it is still a solid platform.
Punters can choose to bet on more than 30 sports, with most of those offering event coverage from every corner of the world. The market depths within the sportsbook is good too, with hundreds of markets offered on football fixtures.
What about the holes? Well, horse racing fans will be left disappointed with no racing offered, whilst margins are lofty at 9.44% too.
With all of the sportsbook benefits thrown in, though, the 1,000 casino games serve as a nice addition, rather than looking like a slightly lacklustre standalone offering.
On top of all of that, the entire site design is pretty sleek too, with the sportsbook a particularly cleanly put together space.

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.