Brillbet sister sites

People search for Brillbet sister sites for two reasons: to find a similar bookmaker they might like, or to know who really stands behind Brillbet. Both answers start from the same place, the company named in the terms. This page sets out who operates Brillbet, how to find any sites that share its licence, and where a complaint goes. Sources: Brillbet terms version 1.0 and privacy notice of 21 October 2026, read on 11 November 2026.

Who operates Brillbet

Brillbet is operated by UK Digital Bookmakers Limited, company number 16567828, registered office 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX. The terms give its licence from the Gambling Commission as 000-101570-R-342582-003, and describe Brillbet as operated in the United Kingdom by a company licensed by the Commission. The same company is the data controller in the privacy notice and has appointed a data protection officer. The terms also mention employees of “any associated company within the corporate group”, so a group exists, though the terms do not name its other members.

How to find Brillbet sister sites

Sister sites are brands run under the same licence. The Gambling Commission keeps a public register where each licence holder is listed with the domain names it trades under. Search the register for the company name or the account number in the Brillbet licence, 101570, and the entry lists every website that licence covers. That list is the only reliable answer: review sites that name sister sites often guess from a shared design or software supplier, which says nothing about who owns the brand. We have not found a second brand in the Brillbet terms or privacy notice, and we do not list one we could not confirm.

The alternatives in our list are different

The five casinos in our list are not Brillbet sister sites. They are separate businesses that operate from outside Great Britain and do not show a Gambling Commission licence. Four of them run on one platform with near-identical terms; two of those, Winplace and Luckywave, name Fortaprime SRL, a company registered in Costa Rica, which is a company registration and not a gambling licence. Rivo, per reviews, holds a licence from Anjouan. In practice that means a dispute with them does not go to IBAS or the Commission, and their limits, wagering and checks follow their own terms, which we set out on each review page.

Complaints and IBAS

A complaint to Brillbet goes first to [email protected], with your username, full name, a description, dates and any documents. Brillbet acknowledges it within 24 hours and must give a final answer within eight weeks. If you are still unhappy, or eight weeks pass, you can refer the dispute free of charge to the Independent Betting Adjudication Service, whose decisions bind both sides. Going to court remains open in any case. Data protection complaints can go straight to the Information Commissioner's Office.

Why the licence matters to a player

A Gambling Commission licence brings rules a player can feel: credit cards are refused, wagering on a bonus is capped at ten times the bonus, deposit limits are asked for at the first deposit, and a dispute has a free independent route after eight weeks. These are the same points we compare on every page of this site, which is why the operator comes first in each review.

Self-exclusion and GAMSTOP

Brillbet offers self-exclusion of six months, one, two or five years from My Account, and returns the balance to your deposit method when it starts. Its terms list among restricted persons anyone who has self-excluded through GAMSTOP, the free national scheme that blocks access to participating gambling sites. If you are registered with GAMSTOP, Brillbet will not open an account for you. Casinos outside that scheme, including the five in our list, need their own limits, which you set in your account.

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