PlayUZU review: a Spanish-language brand not offered in Great Britain

PlayUZU is not available to players in Great Britain and holds no Gambling Commission licence. It is a casino brand of SkillOnNet, the company behind PlayOJO, built for Spanish-speaking regulated markets, so this PlayUZU review is short: the brand is licensed elsewhere, and the GB register has no entry for it.

A SkillOnNet brand for other markets

Trade press reports that PlayUZU has launched under local licences in Spain (from the DGOJ, the Spanish regulator), Buenos Aires City (LOTBA), Mexico and Peru (Mincetur). Those are genuine regulated markets with their own rules, but each licence covers its own territory only. None of them extends to Great Britain.

What the GB register shows for PlayUZU

The Gambling Commission register files of 2 November 2026 list no business, trading name or domain for PlayUZU or UZU. The brand is not offered in Great Britain, and nothing on the register suggests otherwise. Under the Gambling Act 2005, any operator that offers remote gambling to people in Great Britain needs a Commission licence, and only an active entry on the register shows that one is in place.

Why a licence abroad still leaves a GB player unprotected

The protections that GB players rely on are conditions of a Commission licence. A site licensed in Madrid or Lima follows the rules of that market, not these:

• GAMSTOP national self-exclusion;
• the £5 slot stake limit, or £2 for players aged 18 to 24;
• the 10x cap on bonus wagering;
• the ban on credit card gambling;
• free ADR through a Commission-approved provider.

The group's GB-licensed brand

For British customers, SkillOnNet operates PlayOJO, which holds a Commission licence under account 39326 in the name of Skill On Net Limited. That account and its domains can be checked on the register like any other. Sharing an owner does not make PlayUZU itself licensed for Great Britain.

Checking a brand you are unsure about

Look for the line in the footer that names the Gambling Commission and an account number, then confirm it on the register: status Active, casino among the activities and the domain listed. The steps are set out in how to check a casino's UK licence.

Any gambling, wherever licensed, is for adults of 18 and over. Call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 at any hour, free of charge, or see the responsible gambling page lists GAMSTOP, deposit limits and other support.