Rollerbet Sister Sites

Short answer

Rollerbet sister sites are the other brands that Tech-In Global Ltd runs under the same UK Gambling Commission licence, account 66539. The one most often named alongside Rollerbet is Castle Jackpot, which also turns up in searches as one word, castlejackpot. Before treating any brand as a sister, check that it appears among Tech-In Global's trading names on the public register.

People looking for Rollerbet sister sites UK usually want one of three things: a similar site with a different welcome offer, reassurance that the operator behind Rollerbet runs other brands without trouble, or a way to know which sites a self-exclusion covers. This page answers all three, using the register as the source rather than lists copied from site to site.

For the brand itself, see our Rollerbet guide and the full Rollerbet review.

Who runs Rollerbet

Rollerbet is run by Tech-In Global Ltd. According to the UK Gambling Commission register, the company holds a licence under account number 66539, and Rollerbet is listed among its trading names. Confirm the same name and number in the footer of the official site, where UK licensees are required to show them.

A trading name is a brand, not a separate company. The licence, and every duty that comes with it, sits with Tech-In Global Ltd: verifying customers, honouring GamStop, following UK rules on stakes and bonuses, handling complaints and offering independent dispute resolution. That is why sister sites matter. When one company runs several brands, its policies and its behaviour tend to show up across all of them.

Rollerbet itself went live in the UK in August 2026 and, according to the operator's site on 28 October 2026, it leads with sport: Sports, Live Sports and Virtuals come before the Casino and Live Casino tabs.

The licence entry, its status and the trading names attached to it are all on the UK Gambling Commission public register.

Tech-In Global brands

We list only what we are prepared to stand behind, with the source next to each line. Comparison sites sometimes pad sister-site lists with brands that merely share a software platform or a payment provider; those are not sisters in any sense that matters to you.

Why we stop at Castle Jackpot: a sister-site list is only useful if every name on it is right. The register is updated as trading names are added or removed, so a brand that is not there today may be added next month, and one listed elsewhere may never have belonged. If you find a name we have not listed, the next section shows how to settle it in two minutes.

What sister sites share

Brands under one licence are separate websites with separate accounts, but much of what happens behind the scenes is common to all of them. Here is what usually carries over, and what does not.

• The licence and its rules. Every trading name sits under the same UKGC account, so the same British rules and the same regulator apply.
• Terms and policies. Terms, bonus rules and complaints procedures are often near-identical across sister brands.
• Payment handling. Methods and verification checks are frequently shared, so documents requested on one brand may be requested on another.
• Self-exclusion. Excluding yourself with the operator is expected to cover all its brands; GamStop covers every UK-licensed site anyway.
• Not your account. Balances, bonuses and bet history do not move between brands. Each one is a fresh sign-up.
• Not the offers. Welcome deals differ by brand, and taking one at each sister can be restricted in the terms.

One practical consequence: if you took a break from Rollerbet through its own self-exclusion tool, do not assume a sister brand is a way back in. It should refuse you, and the right response is to keep the break. GamStop blocks every UK-licensed online site at once, sisters included; free help is on 0808 8020 133 via BeGambleAware.

How to check

You do not need to trust our list, or anyone's. The public register settles the question in a few steps:

• Open the public register. It is on the Gambling Commission's website and free to use.
• Search the account number. Enter 66539, or the company name Tech-In Global.
• Open the trading names. The licence entry lists every brand and web domain attached to it.
• Compare with the site. The brand in your browser should show the same company and number in its footer.
• Check the status. The entry also shows whether the licence is active, suspended or revoked.

If a site claims to be a Rollerbet sister but does not appear under account 66539, it is not one, whatever a comparison table says. And if a site shows no UK licence at all, it is outside GamStop and outside UK complaints rules, which matters far more than any family resemblance.

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