Velobet sister sites

Velobet shares its platform with 6 other casino brands, and its operator and licence with 4 of them. Velobet, Rolletto, Goldenbet, Cosmobet and Zizobet sit under Santeda International B.V. on a single Curaçao licence. MyStake and Donbet run on the same Upgaming software but are operated by a different company, GTW B.V., under a separate Curaçao licence. This page is written for a player who already knows Velobet and wants to know which other brands share its network, and whether the differences are worth acting on. The short answer is that the games barely move between brands, so the reasons to switch are bonus structure, payment options and a small number of restrictions.

Among all the laws, one should be at the top. The Gambling Commission requires any operator offering remote gambling to consumers in Great Britain to hold a Commission licence, including overseas operators. None of the brands here holds one, so none is authorised by the Gambling Commission to serve players in Great Britain.

A note on money: welcome offers display in euros, the base currency these brands use, while some minimum deposits show in pounds. Treat the euro figures as the published offer rather than a converted sterling amount, because the figure that applies follows your account's registered currency.

Velobet's homepage, September 2026.

Which Velobet sister site fits which player

The table begins by dealing with the main question, namely, what each sister site does that Velobet does not, and it also includes the restriction concerning a check before you sign up. The welcome offers are listed in a separate table further down because a network rule discussed in the following section affects the extent to which they should influence your decision.

What existing Velobet players need to know

What matters more to an existing Velobet player than any welcome bonus is that two points are easy to overlook when comparing brands one by one. The first is whether the bonus is available across the network. The second is how accounts and verification work when the brands are separate.

Welcome bonus eligibility

A single welcome bonus applies per household across every Santeda brand. A welcome claimed on Velobet blocks a second welcome at Rolletto, Goldenbet, Cosmobet or Zizobet from the same address, IP or payment method. That rule reframes the whole comparison for anyone who has already used Velobet's welcome. MyStake and Donbet sit under a different operator, so the Santeda rule does not automatically extend to them: their own terms decide, and it is worth reading them before assuming either way.

If you have claimed Velobet's welcome, the sign-up offers at the other Santeda brands are mostly irrelevant to you. The comparison that matters instead is ongoing value: Goldenbet's daily cashback, Rolletto's crypto reloads, Donbet's sportsbook promotions, and the payment or restriction differences that persist after the welcome is gone. Read the welcome table for context, then weigh the recurring terms.

Accounts, verification and withdrawals

Each brand operates as a stand-alone site with its own account. There is no shared login, so joining a sister site means registering again and passing identity verification (KYC) again at that brand. Balances are held per account, not pooled across the network.

We could not establish whether documents verified at one brand are recognised at another, so treat each site as a fresh verification. Complete that verification early, because these brands run KYC checks at the withdrawal stage rather than at registration. A common complaint pattern across offshore casinos is verification requested only when a player tries to cash out, which delays the first withdrawal.

How the sister sites compare

Wagering is the term to read closely, because it usually attaches to deposit plus bonus rather than the bonus alone. A worked example makes the difference concrete. A £100 deposit plus a £100 bonus at 30x deposit-and-bonus wagering requires £6,000 in qualifying bets before withdrawal, not £3,000. That is arithmetic on the stated terms, not a live offer.

MyStake

MyStake is the oldest brand in the group and the template every later sister inherited, but it is not on Velobet's licence. Its company details name GTW B.V. as the operator, under Curaçao licence OGL/2024/250/0115. The casino welcome is a 300% package up to €1,500 across the first 3 deposits: 150% up to €750, 100% up to €500 and 50% up to €250, all on 30x deposit-plus-bonus wagering. The minimum deposit is €20.

MyStake's homepage (mystake.win), September 2026.

Its distinguishing feature is content, not catalogue size. MyStake carries proprietary mini-games (Plinko, Mines, and the Chicken and Dino instant-wins) that appear on no other brand in the group. Its raw library of 6,600-plus titles is not the biggest number in the group, since the shared catalogue reaches roughly 8,000 and Zizobet lists more, but the exclusive games and the review record are the real edge. Player-review aggregates placed MyStake highest in the group as of early 2026, with a Trustpilot mean near 4.7 across more than 21,000 reviews and an AskGamblers score around 8.8.

For a Velobet player who wants the exclusive mini-games and the longest track record, MyStake is the closest thing to a safe default. The trade-off is that its edge is content and reputation, not different odds or better payments.

Rolletto

Rolletto is the most crypto-forward brand in the group. The welcome reaches up to €5,500 across 3 deposits: 150% up to €500, 50% up to €2,000 and 25% up to €3,000, with 50 free spins on the first. Wagering is 40x deposit plus bonus on the first 2 deposits and 30x on the third, to be completed within 5 days, from a £/€20 minimum deposit. The game lobby overlaps almost entirely with Velobet, so the reason to move is the cashier, not the catalogue.

Rolletto's homepage, September 2026.

What sets Rolletto apart is coin breadth. Its crypto welcome of 100% up to €1,000 plus 200 free spins accepts Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP, Dash, Monero and Stellar. Fiat routes exist but sit secondary to the crypto menu.

For a player running a crypto bankroll who wants a specific altcoin for deposits and withdrawals, Rolletto is the strongest fit. A card-first player gains little here over Velobet.

Goldenbet

Goldenbet borrows its interface directly from MyStake, down to the lobby grid and cashier. Its promotions page listed no casino welcome when we checked in September 2026, so the offer to weigh is its 10% cashback, which can be requested several times a day. The minimum deposit is €20.

Goldenbet's homepage, September 2026.

The cashback is the reason to choose it, but it is capped. The published terms limit each cashback to €500 and cap withdrawals from it at 5 times the cashback amount, and they require €100 in deposits since your last bonus or withdrawal, counted over the last 7 days. It also offers 100 wager-free free spins on Thursdays and Fridays with a €50 deposit and a promo code.

For a regular, higher-volume player who values recurring returns over a one-off sign-up match, Goldenbet earns its place. A player who deposits once and rarely returns will not see the benefit.

Cosmobet

Cosmobet launched in the same wave as Velobet and makes the group's most committed attempt at a distinct identity through its space theme. The welcome covers 4 deposits, each a 100% match up to €500 with up to 250 free spins, for up to 400% and 1,000 free spins, on 30x deposit-plus-bonus wagering completed within 7 days, from a £/€20 minimum deposit. Beneath the theme sits the standard shared catalogue.

Cosmobet's homepage, September 2026.

The restriction is the thing to note. Cosmobet does not support card-based withdrawals, so a player who deposits by Visa or Mastercard has to cash out through an e-wallet, bank transfer or crypto instead. That does not block play, but it shapes how a card user should fund the account.

For a player who wants a bit of personality in the lobby and already withdraws by e-wallet or crypto, Cosmobet works. A card-only player is better served elsewhere in the network.

Donbet

Donbet is the clearest structural contrast to Velobet. Where Velobet leads with the casino and treats sport as a secondary tab, Donbet puts the sportsbook first. The welcome reflects that with a 150% match up to €750 plus a free-bet package, according to the operator's own welcome page. We couldn't confirm its wagering requirements or minimum deposit because Donbet's site blocked our checks.

Donbet's homepage, September 2026.

The casino sits behind the sportsbook but draws on the same shared catalogue, so game depth holds. Sports coverage centres on football, tennis and basketball. Nothing about the casino experience changes materially from Velobet. The company behind it does: like MyStake, Donbet is operated by GTW B.V. under licence OGL/2024/250/0115, not by Santeda.

For a player who bets on sport as much as they spin, Donbet reorders the site around the right vertical. A pure slots player gains nothing over Velobet here.

Zizobet

Zizobet is the newest brand on the licence and the most aggressive on headline bonus value. The casino welcome is a 4-part package worth up to 550% and €5,300 with up to 900 free spins, and a crypto alternative reaches 630% and €6,060 with 1,000 free spins across the same 4 deposits. Its terms set a €10 minimum deposit, and a separate sports welcome sits alongside it.

Zizobet's homepage, September 2026.

Two terms carry real weight. The welcome's wagering is not documented in the terms we read, and the general terms cap withdrawable winnings from a deposit bonus at 10 times the deposit that activated it. The €15,000 monthly withdrawal ceiling applies here as it does across the group. On payments, the operator advertises crypto payouts within 1 hour after verification, which we record as an operator claim rather than a measured result.

For a player chasing the largest multi-deposit welcome, Zizobet has the strongest headline. Read its welcome wagering before depositing, because that is where the headline is tested.

Welcome offers and payment terms

The table separates the two limits that constrain different things: the bonus win cap, which limits winnings from a bonus, and the monthly withdrawal ceiling, which limits total cash-out. Where a figure is not documented in the terms we reviewed, the table says so rather than implying a check that did not happen.

What you keep when you switch, and what changes

The same experience is enjoyed since the infrastructure is shared. All the brands have a Curaçao licence, the Upgaming platform, the catalogue of about 8,000 titles, the crypto-forward cashier and the KYC-at-withdrawal procedure. The fact that the catalogue overlaps is what an experienced reader will notice: when switching between sister sites it mostly means entering a lobby that differs only in colour, so affiliate material which suggests there are six separate libraries is in fact describing just one.

The main differences are brief and easy to remember. The mini-games at MyStake are exclusive to that site. Rolletto has its own coin menu. With Cosmobet, card withdrawals are blocked. Donbet focuses on sports. Rolletto has the hardest wagering. Goldenbet caps its cashback at €500. Every brand applies the same €7,500 weekly and €15,000 monthly withdrawal limits. MyStake and Donbet answer to a different licence holder, GTW B.V., so a complaint or licence check for those two goes to that company rather than to Santeda. Regarding accounts, there is no sharing: each brand has separate registrations, separate balances, and separate verification procedures. Self-exclusion also doesn't carry over, so if a request is made on one site, the others remain open, and the request has to be made again on each one.

How the ownership links were checked

Santeda International B.V. operates Velobet and 4 of the sister sites, Rolletto, Goldenbet, Cosmobet and Zizobet, under Curaçao registration number 151296. The company holds a single Curaçao Gaming Control Board licence, reference OGL/2024/1798/1048, and the same operator name and licence reference appear in the company details of each of those brands. That match is the practical test a reader can run: a casino whose footer shows Santeda and this licence is on the same operator licence, and one showing a different operator or licence is not. The test confirms a shared licence rather than every possible corporate tie, so read it as strong evidence of a sister relationship, not absolute proof of one.

Velobet's company details: Santeda International B.V., licence OGL/2024/1798/1048.

MyStake and Donbet fail that test. Both name a different operator, GTW B.V. (Curaçao company number 165433), and a different Curaçao licence, OGL/2024/250/0115: MyStake on its company details page, and Donbet in its site footer and terms. They share the platform, the look and the catalogue with Velobet, which is why they are routinely listed as its sister sites, but they are not on Santeda's licence.

MyStake's company details name a different operator: GTW B.V., licence OGL/2024/250/0115.

Two other brands are often misfiled as sisters and have no link at all. Kinghills runs under Bambalela SRL, a different operator, and Heart Bingo is a UK-facing brand with no Santeda link. Neither appears on the Santeda licence.

One caveat attaches to the shared licence itself, not to any single brand. As observed on the Curaçao Gaming Control Board registry during 2026, the operator's licence entry showed a status of assessment in progress. Because the licence is shared, that status applies to all 5 Santeda brands rather than to Zizobet alone, which some reviews imply. MyStake and Donbet hold GTW B.V.'s licence, which that entry does not cover. For a separate safety signal, Casino Guru's Safety Index placed Velobet at 8.4 in the 2026 profile we reviewed, with no fake games recorded – a favourable score by offshore standards, and a measure of the platform rather than a UK consumer protection.

Risks, protections and self-exclusion

Entering the market outside of the Gambling Commission means that players lose the safeguards they are used to. These operators do not impose the Gambling Commission's deposit limits, do not provide the dispute-resolution procedure offered by the Commission, and do not carry out its affordability checks. A self-exclusion from GAMSTOP does not prevent access to such sites, and the exclusion is not passed on to the other companies in the network, so one self-exclusion request leaves the rest of the network still accessible. For those who have already requested self-exclusion through GAMSTOP, this gap is clear evidence that the scheme has quietly failed, and it is important to consider this point before joining.

Two steps can prevent unnecessary harm. When you sign up, complete full identity verification so your first withdrawal isn't delayed by administrative procedures. Before depositing an amount that you would mind losing, take care to read the clauses regarding winnings and the withdrawal limit. For help, free and independent support is available via GamCare and the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, and, in the case of self-exclusion in the UK, GAMSTOP.