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Dealbet Sister Sites 2024

THE DEALBET SISTER SITES DO NOT HOLD A LICENCE FROM THE UK GAMBLING COMMISSION

Anonym Bet

Believe it or not, casinos where you can keep your identity under wraps are starting to become pretty popular. In the world outside GamStop, where some casino operators don’t exactly stick to the established rulebook, you’ll find sites where they barely ask you who you are or where your money comes from. There’s a bit of a worry that winnings might not always find their way to the right pockets, but that’s another story. Anonym Bet, one of the more recent additions to the Casino Charles sister sites network, seems to want to be one of those places where you can play without spilling your life story. But, truth told, it doesn’t quite work out like that. On the Bruce Affiliates network, they’re just as likely to ask you for proof before they let you take your cash out as any other casino network, so staying incognito at Anonym Bet is pretty much a non-starter.

Casino Charles

Casino Charles was added to the Dealbet sister sites network very close to the time that King Charles III became the new King of England, so we don’t think it’s a stretch to suggest that the two things might be related. There’s certainly a specifically British regal theme at Casino Charles, right down to the presence of a traditional British King’s Guard soldier in the casino’s logo. This site does more than any other on the network to present its iGaming options the British way, with a closer focus on horse racing and greyhound racing than you’ll find at any other site on this platform. The casino is still broadly the same as all the other Dealbet sister sites, though, and you won’t find much difference in the available promotions either. On top of that, we don’t think it’s out of order to suggest that a UK-themed casino ought to have a UK Gambling Commission licence, which Casino Charles doesn’t.

Harry’s Casino

Harrys Casino throws you a curveball straight out of the gate with its Winston Churchill theme, making you wonder why it’s not named after the man himself. The logic behind the naming is a bit of a head-scratcher, but we’ve noticed the same thing with quite a few of the casinos across the Dealbet sister sites network – maybe they’re going for a bit of mystery on purpose. Harrys Casino does stand out for packing more bonuses than most in the Bruce Affiliates network, but it’s not all rosy. The catch comes with the wagering demands; they’re all over the place across the network, and unfortunately, Harrys Casino is one of the places where the terms could be a lot friendlier to players. While the unusual theme of the site might lure you in, there are other places in the network where your money might stretch a bit further.

Slots Safari

A lot of the themes that have been used across the Dealbet sister sites network are fairly inventive, as we just saw with Harrys Casino. That isn’t true of all of them, though, and Slots Safari stands as an example of the operator falling back on safer and more traditional themes in an attempt to lure players. The result is one of the best-looking casinos on the Bruce Affiliates platform, and also one of the most popular. Having said that, the casino’s popularity might have more to do with its age than its theme – it’s been around for a lot longer than most of the Dealbet sister sites have. There’s nothing especially original going on at Slots Safari, but the quality of the package that the operator’s standard content is wrapped in does a good job of making everything seem a little more appealing.

Players Club VIP

It seems like every big casino network hits a point where they think, “Let’s do something swanky,” and suddenly, a luxury casino pops up. It’s like they hit a creative wall and reckon the VIP route is the next best step. It’s a bit like the Irish theme – it’s inevitable, like rain in November, even if they try to steer clear of the standard themes when they come up with their first few sites. With the Dealbet sister sites network expanding, it’s no shocker that Players Club VIP has joined its ranks. But here’s the problem: the standard layout that all the Bruce Affiliates casinos stick to doesn’t really fit the VIP vibe. Without the tailor-made graphics or exclusive offers you’d expect, the casino struggles to nail that luxury feel it’s aiming for. It’s a luxury casino by name, but we’re afraid to say that it’s not really a luxury casino by nature.

Can Dealbet Be Trusted?

★★★★★

Dealbet is a 2-star trusted casino.

1. Licenses and Fines	As Dealbet doesn’t claim to hold any iGaming licences, we assume it to be unlicensed.
2. Accepts UK players?	Unlicenced casinos shouldn’t accept UK players, but Dealbet does.
3. Trustpilot Score	N/A – There aren’t enough Trustpilot reviews of Dealbet for us to score the casino this way.
4. Operator Name & Location	Bruce Affiliates is a Curacao-based casino network. There are known problems in Curacao with weak regulation and untrustworthy operators.
5. Bonus Terms	At x45, the wagering requirements attached to bonuses at Dealbet are higher than average.
6. Customer Support	Limited-hours live chat, plus email support.
7. Withdrawal Speed & Options	You can only withdraw via cryptocurrency wallets or bank transfers, and there’s little information available about processing times.
8. Number of Sister Sites	There are more than a dozen Dealbet sister sites, with more opening up regularly.
9. Games portfolio	A reasonably large portfolio of slots, accompanied by live dealer games, live racing and other sports betting.
10. On GamStop?	Dealbet is not on GamStop.
Overall SCORE >	★★★★★ – 2/5 Stars

Dealbet Review 2024

While we were talking about the Dealbet sister sites, we noted that many of them have exciting and unusual themes. Dealbet doesn’t have a theme at all, but it has a variety of attractive (if mismatched) graphics on its homepage, and a more modern layout and user interface than most of the other sites on its network. That ought to give the casino an advantage, so let’s see if it can carry that advantage through and give us a great online casino experience. Our use of “casino” is deliberate, by the way – while Dealbet might sound like it ought to be a sports betting site, in execution, it’s a casino with sports betting facilities attached.

Dealbet Welcome Offer

Like so many of its sister sites, Dealbet offers separate welcome promotions for sports bettors and casino players. The casino welcome package is advertised as an 800% deposit boost up to a maximum value of £2800, which sounds attractive. There’s a bit more to it than there might initially appear to be, though. Players need to make several deposits to claim the full amount offered, starting with a 400% first deposit boost up to a maximum of £1000. after that, second, third and fourth deposits are all eligible for a 150% boost up to a maximum of £600 per deposit. The minimum qualifying deposit is £25 each time, and the wagering requirement for the bonus cash is x45. That’s higher than the average across the industry, which is x35.

The sports betting welcome offer is a lot simpler. To claim it, players need only register an account with Dealbet, deposit between £25 and £100, and then stake the deposit on an event with odds of 1.70 or greater. When this is done, they can contact the support team to claim a free bet of equivalent value to the bet they’ve just made. There’s no wagering requirement attached to winnings from the free bet.

Ongoing Promotions

It’s a slight surprise to see that Dealbet doesn’t offer VIP rewards or loyalty bonuses, but it has other promotions to keep players engaged and entertained. As a starting point, the chosen slots game of the week will have a special promotion attached to it. That was 100 free spins for anyone who deposits £25 or more at the time of our visit to the site, but it could be different by the time of your visit. There’s also a 120% matched deposit bonus with a maximum value of £300 which players can claim up to eight times per week. That would be a good offer if it didn’t come with the same nasty x45 wagering requirement as the welcome promotion. Even bigger than that is the crypto deposit bonus, which is a 500% matched deposit up to £500 that can be claimed once per day, and comes with a lower wagering requirement of x40.

If you’re looking for sports betting bonuses rather than casino bonuses, you can claim a 50% boost on accumulators of four folds or more, and whether you’re betting on sports, slots or other casino games, you can claim ten per cent cashback on losses up to a maximum of £1000 per day. Cashback is subject to an x5 wagering requirement.

Pros and Cons of Dealbet

Pros: Dealbet looks a lot better than your average member of the Bruce Affiliates casino network, and in a lot of ways, it is. There are lots of promotions that offer big money, and the range of providers that supply games to the casino side of the website is wider than a lot of the network’s other casinos, too. The cashback promotion is particularly generous if your luck isn’t in.

Cons: For all the potential cash value of the promotions, the x45 wagering requirement is still too high. It’s impossible to withdraw from the casino using most standard payment methods, and the quality of customer support isn’t particularly strong. That’s an even bigger worry when you consider the fact that the casino doesn’t have a licence.

Top Games at Dealbet

We’re going to mention the sportsbook again here because sports betting is such a big part of what Dealbet does. The sportsbook is extensive, covering every major sport and quite a few other sports that have never been considered “major” and never will be. On top of that, there’s a separate dedicated section of the Dealbet website for live horse racing, which may reflect the fact that the site targets players in the UK (even though it shouldn’t). At its core, though, Dealbet is a slots and casino site. That’s why its top slots are in the middle of its homepage, ranked far higher than any games belonging to any other category.

Dealbet works with some, but not all, of the best providers in the business. As proof of that, the top slots game at Dealbet as of the time of writing is 10,000 BC Doublemax by Yggrdrasil. Playtech is also one of the casino’s suppliers, with titles like the Oriental-themed 28 Mansions appearing on the homepage. If you’re after something more traditional, 10 Lucky Sevens by Gameart is one of the casino’s featured games, whereas if you want something less conventional, you might want to try 100 Zombies by Endorphina. There’s plenty of range and choice here, so players should be able to find something that appeals to them no matter what their preferences are.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

At Dealbet, you’ve got a wider selection for getting money into your account than taking it out, which, while not unheard of, can be a bit of a bother. You can use debit cards to deposit but, for reasons known only to the casino, you can’t use them to withdraw your winnings. So, you’re stuck with either cryptocurrency or bank transfers as your go-to options, and on top of that, there’s a cap of just £500 per transaction, which isn’t great news for anyone looking to play big. Don’t expect any quick results when it comes to pulling your money out, either. The site says it needs between 1-2 days just to get your withdrawal request sorted, and then there might be more waiting around depending on how you’re getting your cash. So, getting your hands on your winnings from Dealbet won’t be happening in a

Customer Support and Licensing

Upon hitting the “contact us” button at Dealbet, you’ll find you’ve got a couple of options if you need a hand. You can drop an email to [email protected], or try your luck with live chat. But a heads up on the live chat – it’s not always up and running, and they’re a bit cagey about when it’s available. As for official credentials, don’t hold your breath. There’s no information on the Dealbet website about having an iGaming licence, which probably much means they don’t have one. This isn’t out of the ordinary for the Dealbet sister sites family; we’re under the impression none of the other casinos or betting sites on the platform have a license either.

Dealbet – The Verdict

Dealbet tries to do a lot of things at once, and it partially succeeds in that aim. It covers slots, live casino action and sports betting, and it covers them well. It also tries to provide players both old and new with big bonuses, but it’s less successful on that front. The bonuses might be big, but so are the wagering requirements that come with most of them. Where Dealbet struggles is with providing the fundamentals of a good iGaming experience – fast withdrawals, solid customer support, and a safe environment. With reduced withdrawal options, limited customer support and no licence at all, it’s weak across the board in these core categories. As such, there’s no way we can recommend it to players in the UK – the licensing situation alone puts paid to that idea.