Betsafe Sister Sites

No. Betsafe's operator, BML Group Limited, withdrew all of its brands from the UK market in October 2020 and no longer holds a UKGC licence. UK players cannot legally register or deposit at the main Betsafe site and would not benefit from UK consumer protections such as GAMSTOP self-exclusion or the Gambling Commission's formal complaints process if they were to access the site through other means.

Betsafe is owned by Betsson AB, a publicly listed Swedish gambling company traded on NASDAQ Stockholm. Betsson acquired Betsafe in May 2011. Day-to-day operations are managed by BML Group Limited, a Malta-registered subsidiary based at Ta'Xbiex, which also operates several other Betsson Group brands including CasinoEuro and NordicBet.

The confirmed sister sites of Betsafe are all brands operating under the Betsson AB corporate umbrella. These include Betsson (the group's flagship brand), NordicBet, CasinoEuro, RaceBets, Rizk, Jackpot247, and QBet, among others listed in Betsson Group's own brand portfolio. They share the same ultimate parent company, Betsson AB, but may be operated by different subsidiary legal entities and carry different licences.

Safety varies by brand and depends on whether the specific brand holds an active UKGC licence. BML Group Limited, the operator behind Betsafe, CasinoEuro, and several other Betsson Group brands, no longer holds a UKGC licence following its 2020 UK market exit. UK players are advised to use only brands that appear on the Gambling Commission's public register with active status, such as QBet, which operates under a separate Betsson-group UKGC licence.

No. Each Betsson Group brand operates as a separate platform with its own distinct accounts, registration process, and terms and conditions. You would need to create a separate account at each brand you wish to use. Welcome bonuses are also brand-specific, so a new account at a sister site would in principle make you eligible for that site's own welcome offer, subject to that operator's individual eligibility terms and UKGC affordability assessment rules.