Bet Force

Bet Force Sister Sites 2025

ZegnaBet

The feeling we get from looking at the ZegnaBet website is that it was launched before its designers had finished working on it. We expand on that thought within our review, which you can access by clicking the thumbnail above. The site launched while still missing crucial pages, including key details about bonuses and even a simple FAQ. Without transparent bonus terms, it’s impossible to say whether the offers are actually worthwhile for players. On top of that, the VIP scheme feels half-baked, which isn’t going to reassure high-stakes players looking for a solid loyalty setup. Based on what we’ve seen from Kasego Global N.V.’s casinos, there’s a pattern of rushing things out the door before they’re ready. Let’s just hope this slapdash approach doesn’t become the standard as the Bet Force sister sites group continues its rapid expansion. Taking a bit more time might actually do them some good.

Betyoner

Upon reviewing Betyoner for the first time, we concluded that it was the best of the Bet Force sister sites we’d seen up to that point. Sure, the competition isn’t particularly strong for that title, but the best is still the best. Betyoner (a name that translates to something akin to ‘Bet Guide’ when switched from Turkish to English), offers a much stronger welcome promotion than most other Kasego Global N.V. brands do, and is also more generous than average with its ongoing promotions. However, some of the operator’s usual problems still apply, including poor-quality English throughout the website, and missing terms and conditions in some key areas. Another problem it shares with its peers is that it’s made itself available to players in the UK without having a licence to do so – and that’s the biggest issue of them all.

Jackbom Casino

Gambi got the ball rolling, Jackbom wasn’t far behind, and before long, the Bet Force sister sites were multiplying at speed. We had a feeling 2025 would be a major year for Kasego Global N.V. as it aimed to expand its reach, and sure enough, the company wasted no time rolling out a flurry of new casino brands in just the first few months. The name “Jackbom” isn’t just a play on words—it leans into explosive imagery to suggest high-energy, adrenaline-fuelled gaming. Unfortunately, the reality doesn’t live up to the hype. In everyday chat, calling something “the bomb” means it’s top-notch—but Jackbom Casino misses the mark. It launched in such a rush that some sections appear in foreign languages, with no translation options to bridge the gaps. Essential promo information is also patchy at best, making it impossible to properly assess what the site actually has to offer.

Titobet

The text across the Titobet site makes it glaringly obvious that it wasn’t put together by a native English speaker. That in itself isn’t an issue—creativity shouldn’t be limited by language—but with so many tools available for translation and proofreading, there’s really no excuse for the clunky, error-ridden writing on display. This isn’t just a one-off either; several Bet Force sister sites suffer from the same problem, and it’s something that could easily be fixed. On the plus side, the way bonuses are explained here is actually clearer than on some of its counterparts, and visually, the site is well put together—though the text quality lets it down. But does any of that make it a decent casino? Not really. There’s no banking page, the help section is completely empty, and, to top it off, the casino has a habit of accepting players from countries where it isn’t even licensed to operate.

Gambi

Bet Force is likely to be joined by even more casino sites in the coming months. Kasego Global N.V. already operates a range of brands under its Anjouan licence, so it won’t be long before additional Bet Force sister sites start appearing and opening up to players. Among the existing brands, Gambi was the first to launch, though choosing a name so close to Gamblii was an odd decision. Still, it’s carved out a solid niche in the crypto betting world, mostly due to its lightning-fast withdrawals and generous perks for VIP members. Even so, the site’s overall presentation could do with some fine-tuning, as frequent grammar and spelling errors give it an unpolished feel. Addressing these issues would go a long way in shaping a more professional image for the brand, but it seems instead that the operator is determined to keep repeating them.

Bet Force Casino Key Information

Bet Force Review 2025

The rate of expansion we saw from Kasego Global N.V. during the first few months of 2025 was incredible. It felt like a new brand reached the international market every week, and Bet Force continued that trend when it appeared during the third week of March 2025. It’s a vaguely science-fiction themed casino, and its official motto is “May the Force be With You.” All we can say in response to that is we hope they have good lawyers. As you’ll have seen from our mini-profiles of the Bet Force sister sites above, the casinos on this network tend to have problems in common. Will Bet Force be the first brand on the platform to launch without those issues? Let’s see.

Bet Force Welcome Offers

We can immediately answer the question we asked in the above paragraph with a solid “no.” The quality of English used throughout the Bet Force website is still poor, and so it’s hard to know whether any of its promotions are intended to be welcome bonuses or not. If any of them fills that role, we’d guess it’s the “Shots Unlimited” 20% slot deposit bonus, on the grounds that its promotional banner says, “Start strong.” The Bonus is available on deposits between £5 and (approximately) £210, and appears to be subject to wagering requirements of just x5. That makes it a very tempting bonus if we’re right, but we can’t be certain because of the sloppy text of the offer.

Ongoing Promotions

Here’s another example of the English problem at Bet Force – the casino uses “Lossback” where it means “Cashback.” It also has several cashback offers that, to us at least, appear to clash with and contradict each other. There’s a general “25% lossback bonus” that applies to all losses incurred over a twenty-four hour period, but the percentage actually appears to be 15% up to £2059 and 25% on anything over that. You need to lose 99% of your balance in order to be eligible for cashback, and it doesn’t appear to be awarded automatically. The offer page talks about “claiming” the cashback but doesn’t say how. We’re equally unclear on whether wagering requirements apply or not.

The weekly bonus at Bet Force is a 5% discount on losses. We assume that this is a further cashback award, but we still can’t be sure. Players need to have made at least three deposits over the week and lost a minimum of £100 in order to be eligible, and we think the funds are wager-free. The monthly “discount” bonus appears to work the same way, but the percentage awarded is just 2.5%, and only to players who’ve made ten or more deposits and lost £565 or more.

VIP Club

Upon registering with Bet Force, every player is assigned a VIP rank of “Iron.” You don’t actually get any benefits at that level, but it’s nice to be on the ladder. Once you’ve wagered your way through £5000, you’ll become a Bronze level member with a small (£5) level-up cash bonus, a monthly reload bonus, and ongoing rakeback of 0.05% At Silver (£25,000 wagering), a weekly reload bonus is added to the mix. From there, level-up bonuses and rakeback bonuses increase gradually across the next three levels until you reach Emerald status, at which point you’ll be getting 0.1% ongoing rakeback, but start to receive “bespoke bonuses.” The level-up bonus is still only £60, though, which seems crazy low for a rank that requires £3.5m in wagering to reach.

The next new addition to the VIP scheme comes at Obsidian level, and it’s a dedicated VIP host. By that point, rakeback is 0.12%, and the level-up bonus is £1000. You’ll need to have wagered £500m to get there, though, so we’re starting to reach the comically absurd tiers of the scheme. The outright top level is “Force,” which grants 0.17% rakeback and a £25,000 level-up bonus, but requires lifetime wagering of £50bn. If we funneled £50bn through this casino, we’d want a hell of a lot more than 0.17% rakeback in return.

What are the Pros and Cons of Bet Force Casino?

Pros: Star Wars is popular, and Bet Force has largely stolen its theme from Star Wars. That’s probably going to get the casino in trouble with Disney’s lawyers at some point, but it makes the casino fun to look at for now. All major crypto coins and tokens are accepted, and there’s ongoing cashback and rakeback available.

Cons: Whoever wrote the text of the Bet Force website doesn’t speak English as a first language, and couldn’t be bothered to use a proper translation or grammar service to ensure the fluency of their work. It’s a confusing website to use, and not being able to properly comprehend key terms and conditions is a big problem. Perhaps it’s for the best that English speakers won’t be able to read the website properly – Bet Force is illegal in the UK on account of its lack of licensing.

Top Games at Bet Force Casino

There’s a bit of a clue in the name of Bet Force. We typically associate “bet” with sports betting websites, and sports betting is indeed on the table at Bet Force. It’s a fairly comprehensive sportsbook, but its appeal is somewhat dampened by the fact that Bet Force doesn’t offer any bonuses to go with the activity – all of its bonuses are casino-focused. If we also turn our focus to the casino, we find that the top slots here mostly come from familiar names like Hacksaw Gaming and Pragmatic Play. The top-row titles on the homepage are Release the Kraken: Megaways, Sweet Bonanza 1000, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Olympus 1000, Starlight Princess 1000, and Big Bass: Day at the Races (all by Pragmatic Play), with only Duel at Dawn by Hacksaw to break them up.

There’s a menu option at Bet Force called “Betforce Exclusive,” but there’s nothing particularly exclusive about the slots and games you’ll find inside it. They might carry the Bet Force logo, with with titles like Heads & Tails, Mine Gems, Fishing Club, Robospin, and Deluxe Dice, they’re just cookie-cutter versions of instant win games that you’ll have seen at other online casinos. The virtual sports betting range, however, might be worth a look if you’re that way inclined.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

Bet Force has fully embraced cryptocurrencies, and from what we can see, Kasego Global N.V. is sticking to this approach across all its casinos. Just about every major crypto coin and token is supported, which is definitely a plus. You’d expect this to mean lightning-fast withdrawals, but oddly, there’s no way to confirm that. For some reason, Bet Force hasn’t bothered to include any banking details, and the so-called Help section is anything but helpful—it’s been left completely blank save for a suggestion that players can contact customer support for help. Overlooking something so fundamental leaves players completely in the dark, scrambling to find answers that should have been obvious from the start. A bit more clarity and transparency on this front would make a world of difference.

Customer Support and Licensing

Since Bet Force’s so-called help centre does anything but help, you might find yourself wondering where to turn when issues arise. You could try reaching out via live chat or send an email to [email protected]. There’s a problem with that, though—the live chat function only seems to work in Turkish, which is less than ideal unless you happen to be fluent. Like the Bet Force sister sites, this casino operates under the umbrella of Kasego Global N.V. from Curacao, holding an Internet Gaming licence from Anjouan. Unfortunately, this kind of licence doesn’t carry much weight in the wider gambling industry and certainly wouldn’t meet the standards required for regulation in the UK, where Bet Force is very much illegal. 

Bet Force Casino – The Verdict

Bet Force might have the sharpest theme of any casino we’ve seen this far on the Kasego Global N.V. platform, but it also suffers from the worst of the operator’s repeated problems. That means low-quality English, “help” pages that don’t contain any help, confusing or vague terms and conditions, and no proper licensing. If you’ve read all that and you’re still thinking of playing at Bet Force, you should probably stand back and take a good look at yourself. Regardless of whether you’re in the UK or somewhere covered by the Anjouan licence, Bet Force’s glaring issues ought to be a turnoff. They’d be easy to fix if the operator ever shows any inclination to, though.