Conquestador Casino Sister Sites

Does Conquestador Casino have sister sites?

Yes, one proven sister: JackWin. Both come from Mobile Incorporated Limited and share Malta licence MGA/B2C/818/2020. Review sites say JackWin closed to new players in September 2024, which leaves Conquestador as the family brand Irish players can join today.

• OperatorMobile Incorporated Ltd
• Malta licenceMGA/B2C/818/2020
• Confirmed sisterJackWin
• Irish casino licenceNone exists yet

Most lists of "Conquestador Casino sister sites" you will find online mix three different things: brands run by the same company, brands built on the same software, and brands that simply look similar. Only the first group are true sisters. Every licence number below comes from a register or the casino's own footer.

Rules shared across the Mobinc group

When two casinos sit on one licence, they answer to the same regulator and the same rulebook. For Conquestador and JackWin that means Malta.

• One licence, two game types. MGA/B2C/818/2020 covers Type 1 (casino games) and Type 2 (fixed-odds betting), so the same legal entity answers for every spin.
• One dispute route. The register names MADRE, Malta's Alternative Dispute Resolution Entity, as the approved ADR. If live chat cannot settle a complaint, that is the next step, then the MGA itself.
• The same identity checks. A first withdrawal needs photo ID and proof of address, and sometimes proof of the payment method. Payouts go back to the method you deposited with where possible.
• Age 18 and over, with the responsible-gambling tools the MGA requires, such as deposit limits and self-exclusion.
• The same cashier stack. Visa and Mastercard debit, Apple Pay for deposits, Skrill, Neteller, MuchBetter, Jeton, Payz, Trustly, Rapid Transfer, Revolut, AstroPay, Bitcoin and Tether. No Google Pay and no PayPal.
• Separate accounts. Your balance, bonus and limits at one brand do not move to the other. Plan each one on its own.

Irish rules sit on top of Malta's. Since 5 February 2026 credit cards cannot be used for gambling in Ireland, including e-wallets topped up from one, so use a debit card. Player winnings are not taxed.

Why players look for alternatives

People who search for Conquestador Casino sister sites usually want one of four things, and only one of them needs a different brand.

• A second welcome bonusFair enough, but sister brands were never meant as bonus pairs. Each one runs its own offer and its own abuse checks, so opening accounts across a family can end with bonuses cancelled.
• A market that closedConquestador left Ontario on 13 April 2026. Canadian players moved on; Irish players were not affected by that decision.
• A payment methodIf you live on PayPal, look elsewhere. If you use Revolut, Skrill or crypto, Conquestador's cashier already covers you.
• Peace of mind about the licenceSome review sites now list the brand under a different company. The Malta register is the place to settle that, and we did.

Our take: the Conquestador lobby is deep, with Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Evolution, Hacksaw Gaming and Nolimit City in its own provider filters, and live chat runs 24/7. If a card was declined, that is usually a bank block rather than a reason to switch brand; our deposit declined guide walks through the fixes.

Who owns Conquestador Casino

Conquestador belongs to Mobile Incorporated Limited, known in the trade as Mobinc. Conquestador was its first casino brand and JackWin its second.

Licensee

Mobile Incorporated Limited

Company number

C 84149 (Malta)

Registered address

Elite Business Centre, Trejqa ta' Box Box, Msida MSD 1840, Malta

Licence

MGA/B2C/818/2020, Type 1 + Type 2

Register status

Licensed (checked 24 Sep 2026)

Complaints body

MADRE, then the MGA

Mobinc also sells its cloud-hosted casino and sportsbook platform to other companies as a white-label product. That platform business is the source of most "same software" claims you see online.

You may also see the name Cavolo Boss Limitada next to Conquestador. Some review sites list the brand under that company with a licence from Anjouan. We could not confirm that at source, and the MGA licensee register still showed Mobile Incorporated Limited as Licensed when we searched it on 24 September 2026. We go by the register. More on how we check these details is on our About page.

Same platform, different operator

Sharing software is not the same as sharing an owner. A casino on Mobinc's platform could be run by a completely different company with its own licence and its own rules.

Some review sites list Conquestador next to Reels.io, because both have been linked to Cavolo Boss Limitada. That link is weak. Reels.io is a crypto casino launched in 2025 on an Anjouan licence. It shares no licence number with Conquestador, and we treat it as unrelated.

Names in "similar casinos" boxes usually share a studio line-up or a welcome deal, which says nothing about who holds your money. Check the footer, not the logo:

• Same licensee name
• Same licence number
• Same company number
• Same complaints body

Licence checker for Irish players

Pick a brand to see who licenses it, the number to search, and where Ireland stands. Every result links to the regulator's own public page.

Before and now: what changed

Brand families shift. These are the changes we could pin to a date or a primary source; anything we could not confirm is left out.

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

The Ontario exit was described by the operator as a business decision, not a regulatory one, and Canadian players had six months to withdraw. The affiliate notice said the licence for some key markets would not be renewed. The Malta entry Irish players rely on still reads Licensed. If you want the Irish side of the story in full, our Gambling Regulation Act 2024 guide tracks each GRAI step.

Who this group is not for

Conquestador suits most Irish slot and live-casino fans. It is the wrong fit in a few clear cases, and it is better to know before you sign up.

• You want an Irish-licensed casino

  None exists yet. The GRAI licenses betting first. Until casino licences arrive, a Malta licence with a named licensee is the strongest check you can run.

• You only pay with PayPal or Google Pay

  Neither is on the cashier. Apple Pay works for deposits, and Skrill, Neteller or a debit card cover withdrawals.

• You need a phone line

  Support is live chat, 24/7, plus an email form. There is no phone number, so keep your account email to hand for chat.

• You are self-excluded somewhere else

  Sister and look-alike sites are not a way around an exclusion. Talk to GamblingCare.ie or Problem Gambling Ireland, and switch on your bank's gambling block.

• You want an Android app

  There is none to download. The browser version is the one to use on any phone, and it logs you in like the desktop site. If that fails, see our login fixes.

• You hunt one bonus per brand

  Sister brands run their own abuse checks. One account, one welcome package, and wagering finished inside the 30 days, is the way to keep your winnings.

For everyone else, Conquestador is the family brand to join from Ireland. Set a deposit limit on day one and use Problem Gambling Ireland if play stops being fun.

Sister sites: questions Irish players ask

Keep reading

• Gambling Regulation Act 2024Why no Irish online casino licence exists yet and what the GRAI changes.
• About UsWho writes these guides and how we check licences and offers.