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FieryPlay review 2026: a VulkanSpiele successor without a GB licence

FieryPlay launched in 2026 as the successor to VulkanSpiele and is aimed at German-speaking players; it has no Gambling Commission licence.

Our verdict

No GB licence

FieryPlay is a 2026 successor to VulkanSpiele reported to hold a Curacao licence; it has no Gambling Commission licence and no register entry.

Worth knowing

  • No Gambling Commission licence or register entry
  • UK licence claims on other pages are not supported by the register
  • Not part of GAMSTOP
  • No approved ADR provider

FieryPlay launched in 2026 as the successor to the VulkanSpiele platform and is aimed mainly at German-speaking players. It holds no Gambling Commission licence: review sites report a Curacao eGaming licence, and the GB register has no business, trading name or domain for the brand. In short, FieryPlay is not licensed for Great Britain.

One warning comes first in this FieryPlay review: some pages online say the casino has a UK licence. The register does not support that.

Claims of a UK licence and how to test them

Anyone can write "UK licensed" on a web page. The test is the Gambling Commission's public register, which you can search by business name, trading name, domain or account number. A genuine GB licensee has an account number, a named licence holder, an Active status, a casino activity and its domains listed. For FieryPlay, none of those lists holds an entry containing "fieryplay" or "fiery play". If a page tells you otherwise, ask it for the account number and check it yourself with our step-by-step licence guide.

Why the register entry is the whole story for GB players

Under the Gambling Act 2005 a site that offers gambling to people in Great Britain needs a Commission licence, wherever it is based. The licence is what brings the rules with it. A GB licensee checks your age and identity before you can deposit, takes part in GAMSTOP and keeps slot stakes to £5 a spin, or £2 if you are 18 to 24. Since 19 January 2026 its bonus wagering cannot exceed 10 times the bonus, and an unresolved complaint can go to a free, approved ADR provider.

At FieryPlay none of that is owed to you. Any bonus, promo code or no deposit offer would come without those safeguards and no UK body could enforce its terms, so none is described here.

Stepping away, and who to call

Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over. If you have an account at a site outside GB regulation and want to stop, close it through the site and consider blocking software; GamCare names Gamban for phones and computers. GAMSTOP will still protect you on every GB-licensed site. The National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 is free day and night, and our responsible gambling page lists counselling and support for family members.

On the Gambling Commission register

No matching register entry was found for this brand.

Questions readers ask

Some pages say FieryPlay holds a UK licence. Is that right?

No. The register holds no business, trading name or domain for FieryPlay, and pages claiming a UK licence are not supported by it.

What is the link between FieryPlay and VulkanSpiele?

FieryPlay launched in 2026 as the successor to the VulkanSpiele platform, aimed mainly at German-speaking players.

What licence do review sites report for FieryPlay?

Review sites report a Curacao eGaming licence.

Can GAMSTOP help if I have played at FieryPlay?

Only in part. GAMSTOP blocks every GB-licensed online operator but does not reach FieryPlay, so blocking software such as Gamban is the wider tool.