MyStake Sister Sites

Does MyStake have sister sites? The short answer

Yes. MyStake isn't a standalone casino — it's one brand in an offshore network, and the sisters UK players are most likely to recognise are Donbet, Goldenbet, Velobet, Cosmobet, Freshbet and Rolletto. They were all run through the same Curaçao operator.

Before any of that, though, the thing that actually decides how safe this is for you: MyStake does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. It is an offshore casino that accepts UK players from outside the UK system, so the protections you may be used to on a British-licensed site — a complaints route, fund-protection rules, coverage by the national online self-exclusion scheme — do not apply here.

Operator named in the brand's own terms Not on the UK Gambling Commission register Checked September 2026

Who runs MyStake — and what we can and can't verify

MyStake's own documentation names the operating company as Santeda International B.V., registered in Willemstad, Curaçao. The group's general terms document states in plain terms that mystake.com and donbet.com are owned and operated by the same company — which is why Donbet is the one sister we can confirm from a primary source rather than an affiliate list.

During 2026 the footer changed. The company shown shifted from Santeda International B.V. to GTW B.V., another Curaçao entity. Industry outlet NEXT.io and others reported that the network moved its brands to a new offshore licence under scrutiny, and that both Santeda International B.V. and GTW B.V. were formally dissolved in 2026, ahead of a regulatory report into the group.

On the licence itself, we will not print a number. Third-party review sites cite several different Curaçao licence numbers for MyStake that do not agree with one another, the operating company changed mid-year, and the holding companies were reported closed. We could not stand up a single, current, publicly verifiable licence number on the Curaçao regulator's own licence register, so we print none — and if another page shows you a confident MyStake licence number, treat it with caution, because we couldn't verify any of them. What is certain is the part that matters: no entry on the UK register. Any UK Gambling Commission licence you might see attached to an individual game or a platform supplier is that supplier's licence, not MyStake's.

MyStake's sister sites

These are the brands run through the same Santeda/GTW network as MyStake. The strongest single piece of evidence tying them together came in June 2026, when the whole group went offline together for around 20 hours after B2B game suppliers pulled their products from unlicensed operators — brands don't share an outage like that unless they share infrastructure. We list verified rows only.

We publish no game counts, provider lists, RTP figures or bonus values for any of these, because none can be sourced to a document we would show you.

The risks that come first for a UK player

This is the part to read before the brand names, not after. Every point below is a consequence of MyStake sitting outside UK regulation.

• No UK complaints or dispute route. UK-licensed operators must belong to a free, approved alternative dispute-resolution scheme, with the Gambling Commission behind it. MyStake has neither. If a withdrawal is delayed or refused, a dispute ends wherever the operator decides it ends — you cannot escalate to the UKGC or a UK adjudicator.
• No UK fund protection, and it isn't theoretical. There is no UK rule requiring MyStake to disclose or protect your balance. In 2026 the group faced a legal fight over a player's withheld winnings — a reported €246,500 confiscated on a claimed terms breach. Whatever the rights and wrongs of that case, it shows what "no UK redress" looks like on a bad day.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. That scheme only covers operators licensed to offer gambling in Great Britain. MyStake isn't one, so a self-exclusion you have set will not block it. Reporting is blunt about why that matters here: the network's affiliates have historically promoted it to people specifically looking for sites the national self-exclusion scheme does not reach — which means it is most "useful" to exactly the players it can harm most.
• Deposit limits are per-account. Any limit you set at MyStake binds that one account. It does not follow you to Donbet, Goldenbet or the other sisters, and there is no UK operator-wide obligation standing behind it.
• Offshore bonus terms are usually heavier — and the sites aren't stable. Expect higher wagering requirements, stricter max-bet and max-cashout rules, and terms enforced with no UK regulator watching. On top of that, this particular network is visibly in flux: the June 2026 outage and the dissolved holding companies show a business that can change shape — or the company you'd theoretically pursue can simply cease to exist.

The single control that actually reaches sites like this is a bank gambling block, applied at card level regardless of who runs the site or where it's licensed, alongside device or network blocking software. More on the limits of operator-level tools in do deposit limits cover sister sites and offshore casinos: the risks for UK players.

Our verdict

If you're weighing MyStake, the honest answer is that a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the safer choice — not because it looks better, but because it comes with the recourse MyStake structurally cannot offer. A licensed site gives you a complaints route, a fund-protection disclosure and coverage by the national online self-exclusion scheme. MyStake may well pay out and run smoothly on an ordinary day; the problem is the day something goes wrong, when there is no UK regulator to act for you and — as 2026 showed — the operating company itself may already have been wound up.

If a particular game style or the crypto sportsbook is what pulled you toward MyStake, the useful step is to check whether a GB-licensed operator offers the same before you hand money to a site with no UK safety net. To see which casinos are licensed here and who really runs them, start with the UK Gambling Commission public register or our guide on how to check who runs a casino.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Free, confidential support is available from GamCare on 0808 8020 133, the National Gambling Helpline. To stop across every UK-licensed site at once, use the national online self-exclusion scheme. Checked September 2026.