Metropolitan Casinos Land-Based Group and Online Brand Context
Metropolitan Casinos is the consumer-facing brand for the land-based side of the wider Metropolitan Gaming group. Public group material describes 11 casino and hospitality destinations across the UK and Egypt and a wider hospitality footprint. Metropolitan Gaming Group states that it has been owned by Silver Point Capital since July 2021. The land-based brand sits alongside the online product MetGaming.com (also called Metropolitan Gaming Online) and the corporate identity Metropolitan Gaming, with each label carrying its own published material. This page collects the venue-side context that travels with MetGaming searches and shows how it fits next to the UKGC register entries for the online product.
The aim is a clear divide: the venue brand explains the consumer recognition behind the Metropolitan name, while the MetGaming.com online product carries its own operator-licence and domain-status entries on the Gambling Commission file.
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Metropolitan Casinos as the land-based brand
The Metropolitan Casinos label refers to the physical casino and hospitality venues operated under the wider Metropolitan Gaming group. The brand operates as a multi-site UK and Egypt venue group, with combined casino-floor, restaurant, bar and event-space activity. The recognised group name in UK city centres is Metropolitan Casinos, which is also why search queries for terms like Metropolitan Casino London or Metropolitan Casinos UK regularly produce venue results alongside MetGaming online-product material.
The land-based brand is operated through the Metropolitan Gaming corporate identity. The online side of the operation is published under the MetGaming.com domain, also described in public materials as Metropolitan Gaming Online. The MetGaming brand guide covers the full layout of the three labels and how they sit together.
The 11 UK and Egypt locations
Group material describes Metropolitan Casinos as a collection of 11 casino and hospitality destinations across the UK and Egypt. The UK side covers a multi-city footprint of casino venues, restaurants and adjacent hospitality, and the Egypt side covers the group’s international presence within the same Metropolitan Casinos branding. Beyond the headline location count, the group also publishes UK venue and head-office contact details for the land-based brand.
Venue identity is treated separately from the online product across this site. A venue address, opening-hour record or in-person contact route describes the land-based experience and is not used as evidence that the MetGaming.com domain holds a particular operating status on the Gambling Commission register. The domain-side reading sits on the UKGC licence and register guide.
Ownership, Silver Point Capital and corporate structure
Metropolitan Gaming Group states that it has been owned by Silver Point Capital since July 2021. Silver Point Capital is the credit-focused investment management firm that holds the group as part of its portfolio. The ownership date sits alongside the corporate-incorporation record: Companies House lists Metropolitan Gaming Limited as active and incorporated on 13 July 2021, with the group identity coordinated through that company.
The corporate structure is the source for ownership and incorporation statements. It is a separate evidence layer from the UKGC remote-gambling licence held by AG Communications Limited, which is the licensed operator behind MetGaming.com. The corporate identity and the licensed operator can both be valid descriptions of the same brand family from different angles, and both belong on the page when they are clearly attributed.
Safer-gambling and venue support material
Metropolitan Casinos publishes safer-gambling information for its land-based venues. The published material covers themes including a safer-gambling culture statement, play limits, self-exclusion information for venue visitors and support resources. The intent of that material is to support venue-side gambling activity in the UK and Egypt sides of the operation.
The venue-side safer-gambling material is distinct from the online-account safer-gambling tools that would be configured inside a MetGaming.com account. Land-based self-exclusion is operated through venue procedures; online self-exclusion sits on the operator account at the website level and, separately, on the GAMSTOP national scheme for sites and apps licensed in Great Britain. For the online side of the same topic, the MetGaming player information page covers mobile, support, identity-verification and safer-gambling context with the LCCP framework in mind.
Why venue facts sit separately from the online product
Land-based and online gambling are regulated, operated and published through different mechanisms. A land-based venue can run continuously while a separate online product carries a different status on the regulator’s domain-name list. For MetGaming, that pattern is present in the public record: Metropolitan Casinos describes 11 land-based locations under the wider Metropolitan Gaming group, while the UKGC domain-name register lists www.metgaming.com as Inactive under AG Communications account 39483.
| Label | Side of the operation | Primary evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Metropolitan Casinos | Land-based casino and hospitality venues. | Group material describing 11 UK and Egypt locations. |
| Metropolitan Gaming Limited | Corporate identity behind the brand family. | Companies House (active, incorporated 13 July 2021) and group statements on Silver Point Capital ownership since July 2021. |
| MetGaming.com | Online casino product, also called Metropolitan Gaming Online. | UKGC operator account 39483 (AG Communications Limited) and the www.metgaming.com domain-name entry. |
The 2025 settlement with AG Communications, recorded on the regulatory-actions tab of the operator account, sits with the online side rather than with the venue brand. The full context is on the AG Communications regulatory action page.
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FAQ
How many Metropolitan Casinos venues are there?
Group material describes Metropolitan Casinos as a collection of 11 casino and hospitality destinations across the UK and Egypt.
Who owns Metropolitan Casinos?
The wider Metropolitan Gaming Group states ownership by Silver Point Capital since July 2021. Companies House lists Metropolitan Gaming Limited as active, incorporated on 13 July 2021.
Is Metropolitan Casinos the same as MetGaming.com?
They share a brand family but describe different sides of the operation. Metropolitan Casinos is the land-based venue brand. MetGaming.com is the online casino product, also called Metropolitan Gaming Online.
Can a venue contact be used for an online account issue?
Land-based venue contacts handle venue activity; online account support sits with the MetGaming.com side. The two operate through different mechanisms.
Does the venue safer-gambling material cover online tools?
The venue safer-gambling material is land-based. Online safer-gambling tools sit on the online operator account and, separately, on the GAMSTOP national scheme.
For the full site overview, return to the main MetGaming UK review.
Written by the editors at Metropolitan Casino.