VBet Sister Sites

Operated by SCGO Limited · Last reviewed: 2026-08-10

Who operates VBet in the UK?

VBet is a well-known sportsbook and casino brand with international roots, but its UK-facing operation is run by SCGO Limited, a company registered in Malta at Luxe Pavilion, 2nd Level, Diamonds International Building, Portomaso, St Julian's STJ 4010, Malta. SCGO Limited holds a UK Gambling Commission licence covering remote casino, general betting (real event and virtual event), pool betting, and betting intermediary activities. This is the licence that permits VBet to legally accept UK customers, and it is the same licence shared by the sister sites covered in this article.

VBet's origins trace back to Vivaro Limited, also a Malta-registered company, which founded and originally operated the brand. VBet entered the UK market in 2017 after securing UKGC approval, and the wider VBet Group has since built out a portfolio of international licences, including a Malta Gaming Authority licence obtained in 2015, a Swedish Gambling Authority (SGA) licence from 2020, and French regulator ANJ approval from 2017. It is worth noting that a separate entity, Vbet Sports Limited, previously held a non-remote general betting standard licence in the UK, but this licence was surrendered in August 2025. That surrendered licence is distinct from the SCGO Limited remote licence that currently underpins VBet's UK online operation, and readers should not confuse the two when checking the UKGC public register.

Because SCGO Limited is the licence holder rather than VBet operating as a standalone entity, it is standard practice for the same account to host multiple consumer-facing brands. This is a common structure across the UK gambling industry — similar arrangements can be seen when comparing networks such as Ladbrokes sister sites or Betfred sister sites, where a single corporate licence holder supports several branded betting products aimed at slightly different audiences.

How we verified VBet's sister sites

Establishing a genuine sister-site relationship requires more than noticing that two websites look alike or run similar promotions. For this review, each site was checked against three criteria: shared UK operator and licence account, shared technical platform, and consistent identification across multiple independent UK-facing gambling review sources. Only brands meeting all three criteria were included as confirmed sister sites.

SCGO Limited was independently identified as the UK operator behind VBet by several specialist review sources, and the same operator was consistently linked to Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, and CopyBet. The UKGC public register was checked to confirm the existence of SCGO Limited's account and to separately verify the Vbet Sports Limited entry, which — as noted above — relates to a surrendered non-remote licence and is not the active remote licence covering VBet's online casino and sportsbook today.

Platform identity added a second layer of confirmation. BetConstruct, a well-established sportsbook and casino software provider, was repeatedly cited as the shared infrastructure engine running across all six brands. This matters because it explains why the underlying odds, in-play markets, and casino game catalogues look so similar across the network, even though each brand presents its own front-end design and branding.

Exact UKGC licence account numbers were referenced in some third-party sources during this research sweep, but because the precise number string could not be independently confirmed from a primary UKGC public register URL for every brand, specific licence numbers have been deliberately omitted from this article's prose. Where a figure could not be verified against a primary source, it has been marked as Not publicly confirmed rather than repeated from a secondary source.

The confirmed VBet sister sites

Dafabet

Dafabet is one of the more globally recognised names in the SCGO Limited network. Originally an Asian-founded sportsbook, it now operates in the UK on a white-label basis under the same SCGO Limited licence that covers VBet. Because it runs on BetConstruct, Dafabet shares the same underlying margins and odds engine as VBet and the rest of the family. Its standout feature is depth of sports coverage — football and cricket in particular — supported by real-world sponsorships including a partnership with Middlesex Cricket Club. The site reportedly carries more than 30,000 live betting events every month, alongside a casino section offering slots, live dealer tables, and virtual games. Responsible gambling tools mirror UKGC requirements throughout, including GAMSTOP participation, deposit limits, and self-exclusion options.

HighBet

HighBet is the most casino-forward brand in the SCGO Limited stable, making it a natural comparison point for VBet players who spend more time in the casino lobby than the sportsbook. It shares the same UK licence account as VBet and moved onto the BetConstruct platform in early 2025, a shift that formally aligned it with VBet, Dafabet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, and CopyBet as part of the same technical family. Betting margins across the shared BetConstruct estate sit at approximately 5.53%, a figure reported as below the UK industry average, which benefits HighBet customers just as it benefits VBet's. Safer gambling tooling — reality checks, spending controls, self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP integration — is consistent with the rest of the network, and support is available through live chat and email.

ArrowBet

ArrowBet is the newest and most compact identity in the group, and it is arguably the closest like-for-like comparison to VBet's core sportsbook-and-casino offering. It runs on the same UKGC licence account and BetConstruct engine, meaning sportsbook markets, in-play betting, and casino game selection are effectively mirrored. What sets ArrowBet apart visually is its pink-purple branding, a departure from VBet's more corporate international look. On the sports side, ArrowBet extends to niche markets such as water polo and lacrosse alongside mainstream UK football, rugby, and racing coverage. Responsible gambling obligations under the UKGC's Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice apply in full, including affordability checks and access to an approved dispute resolution provider.

BrotherBets

BrotherBets occupies the most casual, everyday-feeling position in the SCGO Limited portfolio. Where VBet leans into its European sportsbook heritage, BrotherBets feels more like a straightforward UK betting site, despite sharing the same licence account and BetConstruct platform as VBet, Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, and CopyBet. The product range covers sports betting, in-play markets, virtual events, and a casino section, and because all BetConstruct-powered brands share the same odds engine, BrotherBets customers see broadly the same competitive pricing as VBet users. Full UKGC compliance applies, including GAMSTOP self-exclusion, spending controls, and standard account verification checks.

CopyBet

CopyBet is the clear outlier in terms of product design, even though its regulatory and technical foundations are identical to the rest of the network. It shares the same UKGC-regulated licence and BetConstruct sportsbook engine as VBet, but adds a social betting layer that lets customers follow and automatically replicate the selections of successful tipsters — a feature not found on VBet itself. This makes CopyBet worth a look for VBet players who like the idea of a community-driven betting style without leaving the regulatory safety of the same SCGO Limited licence. Sports coverage, odds margins, and responsible gambling frameworks remain consistent with the wider estate.

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Licensing and safety review

All six brands discussed in this article operate under the same UK Gambling Commission licence account held by SCGO Limited. This is the single most important verification point for UK players, because it confirms that each site is subject to the same regulatory obligations: segregated player funds, certified and independently audited Random Number Generators for casino games, mandatory participation in GAMSTOP, adherence to anti-money laundering rules, and access to an approved Alternative Dispute Resolution provider if a complaint cannot be resolved directly with the operator.

Because licensing is shared rather than brand-specific, the safety profile across the network is consistent. There is no meaningful difference in regulatory protection between playing on VBet, Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, or CopyBet — the protections that matter to UK consumers flow from the SCGO Limited licence itself, not from the individual brand's marketing or design. Players wanting to double-check current licence status at any time can search SCGO Limited directly on the UKGC's public register at gamblingcommission.gov.uk.

It's worth flagging one source of potential confusion. A separate legal entity, Vbet Sports Limited, previously held a non-remote UK betting licence, but that licence was surrendered in August 2025. This surrendered licence has no bearing on the active remote licence that currently permits VBet's online sportsbook and casino to operate for UK customers, but researchers and players alike should be careful not to conflate the two entities when searching the public register.

Bonus terms and promotional caveats

Bonus offers across the SCGO Limited network are brand-specific rather than shared. VBet's UK welcome offer has been reported by at least one review source as 125 free spins, though the exact wagering conditions attached to that offer could not be independently corroborated from VBet's own primary terms and conditions page during this research sweep. As a result, that detail should be treated as indicative rather than confirmed until checked directly on the operator's site at the time of signing up.

For Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, and CopyBet, specific bonus values and wagering requirements are marked as Not publicly confirmed in this review. This is a deliberate and conservative choice: promotional terms change frequently, differ by brand even within the same licensed estate, and are not reliably documented across independent third-party sources at the level of detail needed for accurate reporting. UK players should always read the full terms and conditions on the specific site they intend to use before opting into any offer, paying particular attention to wagering requirements, maximum bet limits while a bonus is active, game contribution percentages, and expiry windows. All promotions on UKGC-licensed sites are required to meet fairness and transparency standards under the regulator's guidance, but the detail of individual offers still varies considerably.

Payments, account setup, and mobile experience

Because all six brands run on the BetConstruct platform, the underlying account registration flow, deposit and withdrawal processing, and mobile responsiveness are broadly similar across the network. Standard UK-facing payment methods are supported on Dafabet, and the shared technical backbone means the general user journey — from account verification through to placing a bet or spinning a slot — closely resembles the process VBet users will already be familiar with. Specific payment method lists, minimum deposit amounts, and withdrawal processing times were not independently verifiable in full detail for every sister site during this research sweep, so players should confirm current payment options directly on each site before registering, particularly if a specific card provider or e-wallet is a deciding factor.

Mobile access across the network is generally provided through responsive websites built on the BetConstruct engine rather than through separate native apps for every brand, though this can change over time as individual brands update their technology. UK players who primarily bet or play on a mobile device should check the current mobile experience on their chosen sister site directly, since app availability and browser performance can differ slightly by brand even on a shared platform.

Responsible gambling controls

Every brand covered in this article — VBet, Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, and CopyBet — is required to provide a consistent set of responsible gambling tools as a condition of operating under a UKGC licence. These include deposit limits, loss limits, and session time limits that players can set on their own account; reality check pop-ups that remind players how long they have been active; self-exclusion options, including full integration with GAMSTOP, the UK's national multi-operator self-exclusion scheme; and account cooling-off periods for players who want a short break rather than a full exclusion.

Players experiencing difficulty controlling their gambling can contact the National Gambling Helpline, which is free to call and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If a dispute with any of these operators cannot be resolved through the site's own customer support channels, UKGC rules require access to an approved Alternative Dispute Resolution provider, giving players a formal route to escalate unresolved complaints outside of the operator itself.

Sponsorships and brand positioning

VBet has built visibility in the UK and Europe through sports sponsorships, including reported partnerships with Ligue 1 clubs AS Monaco and OGC Nice, as well as a shorter-lived Arsenal FC sponsorship that ran for one season starting in 2019. These sponsorships reflect VBet's positioning as an internationally minded sportsbook brand with European football at its core, which is part of why some UK players may find its identity feels less locally rooted than brands like BrotherBets or ArrowBet, both of which lean into a more straightforward domestic betting feel despite running on the exact same licence and platform.

Dafabet, by contrast, builds its brand visibility through cricket and Asian football markets, reflected in sponsorships such as its association with Middlesex Cricket Club. This differing sponsorship focus is a useful signal for players trying to decide which sister site best matches their sporting interests, even though the underlying odds and margins are shared across the BetConstruct-powered estate.

Who should consider VBet's sister sites over VBet itself?

Players who enjoy VBet's sportsbook depth but want a more casino-focused lobby may prefer HighBet, given its stronger emphasis on slots and live dealer tables. Those who find VBet's European branding less relevant to their own betting habits, and who want niche sports markets in a fresher visual package, may prefer ArrowBet. Players looking for the most low-key, no-frills UK betting experience within the same regulatory framework may gravitate toward BrotherBets. Fans of Asian football and cricket markets in particular are likely to find Dafabet's coverage more tailored to their interests than VBet's. And players who want to add a social, tipster-following dimension to their betting — something entirely absent from VBet's own product — should look at CopyBet.

For context on how other major UK betting and casino networks structure their own sister-site relationships, it can also be useful to compare against operators covered elsewhere on this site, such as Coral Casino sister sites or William Hill sister sites, both of which illustrate similar multi-brand structures under a single UK licence holder, albeit with different corporate ownership to SCGO Limited.

What we could not confirm

In the interest of accuracy, several details referenced in secondary sources could not be independently verified from primary UKGC or operator documentation during this research sweep. Exact UKGC licence account numbers for the individual sister sites are not cited in this article because the precise number strings were not retrievable from a primary UKGC public register URL at time of writing. Detailed bonus terms, including wagering requirements, for Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, and CopyBet are marked as Not publicly confirmed. Full payment method lists and specific withdrawal processing times per brand were also not comprehensively verifiable and should be checked directly with each operator before depositing.

Verdict

VBet's sister-site network is compact, consistently regulated, and technically unified through the shared SCGO Limited licence and BetConstruct platform. For UK players, this means switching between VBet, Dafabet, HighBet, ArrowBet, BrotherBets, or CopyBet does not introduce meaningfully different regulatory protections — the choice instead comes down to brand feel, sports coverage focus, and specific features like CopyBet's social betting layer or HighBet's casino-forward lobby. Players should still verify current bonus terms, payment options, and licence status directly on whichever site they choose before signing up, since promotional details and account features can change independently of the shared underlying licence and platform.

Who owns VBet and how that affects sister-site searches

Search Console shows owner-led intent around VBet. A who owns VBet search should be answered before listing similar betting brands, because ownership evidence is what separates a real sister site from a market alternative.

Use this page for VBet sister-site and owner checks, then compare wider operator evidence through the casino operator network directory. If a brand is not clearly connected, it should be described as an alternative rather than a sister site.