Mutuel Play Slots: Full Games List and Top Picks

Mutuel Play Ltd is now a legacy UK casino-game supplier rather than an active licensed software business. Companies House records company number 10433317 as in liquidation, while the Gambling Commission shows that its remote gambling-software licence was surrendered on 3 September 2024.

Do not treat these as current releases: the seven cards preserve historical directory associations. A surrendered supplier licence and company liquidation mean that any live copy, successor distribution or title ownership must be traced to a different current supplier and verified independently.

Company status, licence history and all linked records checked 16 July 2026.

Mutuel Play at a glance

Legal company	Mutuel Play Ltd, company number 10433317.
Incorporated	18 October 2016.
Companies House status	Liquidation.
Former British permission	Remote gambling-software licence under account 49781, surrendered 3 September 2024.
Local catalogue	Seven historical records; present ownership and supply are unconfirmed.

Mutuel Play games in our directory

Every retained title is shown with its existing thumbnail and link. The cards are archive records, not rankings or current casino recommendations.

Aurora Wilds

A legacy record whose current rights holder, supplier, version and availability need verification.

The Showman

The former copy confused this record with a different title; use the linked page and live identifier.

Candy Burst

A confectionery-themed legacy entry; old volatility and maximum-win statements are not current evidence.

Legend Of Daruma

A historical record whose thumbnail filename contains a legacy typo; verify the exact game build.

Cosmic Fusion

A legacy full-size record; do not assume that a surviving demo has current licensed distribution.

Cosmic Fusion Mini

A separate mini variant; settings must not be copied from the related full-size directory record.

Legend Of Daruma Mini

A distinct mini record requiring its own title identifier, mathematical data and successor check.

Why the 2024 licence surrender matters

The Gambling Commission record provides a clear end date for Mutuel Play Ltd’s own remote software permission. It does not prove that every game disappeared on that date: software assets can be sold, licensed or maintained by another company. It does mean current British supply should never be attributed to Mutuel Play Ltd without a new regulatory and corporate trail.

Mutuel Play Companies House record captured in July 2026 — Mutuel Play Ltd’s Companies House record, captured July 2026, showing the company in liquidation.

The old page’s rankings, future-growth prediction and exact RTP, volatility, payline, stake and maximum-win claims have been removed.

How to trace a Mutuel Play game

Find the current supplier

Use the live help screen, current operator lobby and regulatory register to identify who now supplies the exact game.

Check asset transfers

Look for insolvency filings, sale documents or successor announcements linking the title to a new rights holder.

Match the precise variant

Mini and full-size versions need separate identifiers, rules and mathematical settings.

Verify the operator

A current game build must still be offered by a properly licensed player-facing operator; supplier history alone is not enough.

Sources and verification notes

Verification limit: regulatory and company sources establish liquidation and licence surrender, but do not reveal the present rights holder or distribution status of each game.

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