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The look-alike Casino Purple domains, checked one by one

On 31 October 2026 we went through the sites that use our name in their address. None of the ten below is operated by Casino Purple, and their buttons send players to other casinos.

Updated 31 October 2026 · by the site team

Which sites are not run by Casino Purple?

These domains were checked on 31 October 2026. Each one uses the Casino Purple name; none is operated by Casino Purple. In every case the main button leads away from our casino and registers you somewhere else.

Note the near misses. casinopurple.org is not ours, while casinopurple.org.uk is. casinopurple.uk is not ours, while casinopurple-uk.uk is. One extra dot or hyphen changes who you are dealing with, which is exactly why these names were registered.

Which sites are ours, then?

Only one of them is a casino. The others explain things and link back to it; none of them takes a login or a payment.

• casinopurple.info — the casino: registration, login, cashier, games and sportsbook.
• casinopurple-official.com — this site, for the official address, code and help.
• casinopurple.org.uk — a UK guide to the games, live tables and payments.
• casinopurple.win — the promotions and big-win side of the casino.
• casinopurple-uk.uk — account, sign-up and withdrawal help.

Why would anyone build a fake Casino Purple site?

Traffic. People who search for a casino by name are ready to sign up, and a site that ranks for that name can send them wherever it likes. The copies typically carry a purple colour scheme, a borrowed logo and paragraphs about "Casino Purple bonuses", while the buttons point to whichever casinos the site owner has chosen. Nothing about this harms you the moment you click. The problem comes later, when you discover that the account, the bonus and the balance you thought you had with Casino Purple are somewhere else, with different terms and nobody at our end who can see them.

How can I tell in ten seconds?

1. Read the domain, letter by letter. casinopurple.info, exactly.
2. Check the code. Ours is PURPLE100 for 100%. A "Casino Purple" offer at 200%, 300% or with any other code is someone else's.
3. Look at the login box. Ours asks for a username. More on that on the login page.
4. Watch for money requests. We do not ask for a deposit to "verify" an account or to release a withdrawal. Documents, yes. Extra payments, never.

I think I signed up on one of them. What now?

First, do not deposit any more there. Your account on that site is not a Casino Purple account, so our support team cannot see it, move its balance or apply our code to it. If you used the same password as on your real Casino Purple account, change it at casinopurple.info now. Then open a fresh account with us at the official address, use PURPLE100 at the first deposit if you want the match, and let our support team know which domain you came through. It helps us keep this list current.

Go to the real Casino Purple — PURPLE100

Does this happen to other casinos too?

Constantly. Any brand that people search for by name attracts copies. The method above works for every casino: find the address the casino publishes about itself, compare it character by character, and be wary of any page whose welcome offer is bigger than the casino's own. For how bonus codes work in general, and why an inflated code is a warning sign, see online casino bonus codes.

18+. Wherever you play, only pay in on a site whose address you have checked yourself, and only what you are happy to spend on entertainment.