Zet Casino Sister Sites 2026

Zet Casino is an offshore casino with no UK Gambling Commission licence, from the same brand family as Wazamba. Its paperwork has come apart since our last check: 2024-25 reviews credit Araxio Development N.V. under Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ, and that certificate has been revoked. Review databases fill the gap with NovaForge Ltd under an Anjouan Gaming licence, but a search of the Anjouan Gaming Authority’s own register on 28th July 2026, covering all 1,450 licences it has issued, returns no entry for that company at all. Ownership is therefore recorded on this page as unconfirmed. The image above was mislabelled as Zeturf, an unrelated French betting brand, and the previous roster of “sister sites” shown here belonged to unrelated companies too. Both mistakes are corrected below. The brands Zet grew up with are named there as former relatives, because the affiliate programme in Zet’s own footer, MateAffiliates, is now shared with none of them.

Zet Casino Review – July 2026

Written by Mark F
Last updated 28th July 2026. Searched the Anjouan Gaming Authority register directly, found no NovaForge Ltd entry among its 1,450 licences, and downgraded that attribution from a finding to an unverified database claim. Recorded the MateAffiliates programme in Zet’s own footer and reframed the old Araxio brands, Malina Casino included, as former relatives now under other owners.

Zet Casino has been trading since 2018, and for most of that time reviews recorded Araxio Development N.V. as operator (Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ, shared across its brand family) with day-to-day management through Tranello Ltd in Cyprus, which is how this page previously described it. Checking again in July 2026, the picture has come apart rather than shifted. AskGamblers and other databases file Zet under NovaForge Ltd with an Anjouan Gaming Authority licence quoted as ALSI-152406028-F12, and the old Curacao certificate shows as revoked. Going to the Anjouan register itself on 28th July 2026, which publishes every one of the 1,450 internet gaming licences the authority has issued and is searchable by company, permit number and domain, NovaForge Ltd returns nothing. Neither does the brand name. The truthful position is that Zet displays no licence, no company and no registration number, and that the name and permit circulating for it cannot be corroborated by the regulator they point at. No UK Gambling Commission licence has ever been attached to the brand, which keeps it off-limits to British players and beyond the reach of protections like GAMSTOP self-exclusion.

The image previously shown at the top of this page was actually Zeturf’s logo, a completely separate French horse-racing and betting brand with no connection to Zet Casino or Araxio Development N.V. We’ve corrected that mix-up along with the sister list below.

The brand family Zet belongs to is sprawling: Wazamba, Buran Casino, Casinia, BoaBoa, Cadoola, Campo Bet, Alf Casino, Nomini, LibraBet, Malina Casino and Rabona all grew up on the same corporate plumbing. Nearly every one of those names now has its own individually researched review on this site, and only LibraBet still lacks a live page here, which is why it appears unlinked.

Grew up is the operative phrase, because they no longer travel together. The clearest current signal is the Partners link each casino publishes in its own footer, which points at whoever collects its affiliate revenue and gets changed as soon as a brand is sold. Read one at a time on 28th July 2026, Zet is on its own: its footer goes to MateAffiliates, and nothing else from the old stable does. Casinia, Buran Casino, Rabona, Nomini and LibraBet have gone to 7StarsPartners, Wazamba, Cadoola and Alf Casino to WowPartners, Campo Bet to 2RBO and Malina Casino to MioMedia, a programme whose other casinos are Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo and which has no history with this family whatsoever. Malina is worth calling out because it is the name most often still listed as a current Zet stablemate; on the evidence it is a former relative and nothing more.

The old roster this page displayed (Redping, Hepsibahis, Paddy Power, Amazon Slots, Sweet Shop Bingo, Euroclub Poker, Play Lottery, Lafiesta Casino, Captain Charity, bCasino and Jackpot Liner) got the same treatment: we looked up who really operates each one. Not a single entry traces back to this casino’s stable. Paddy Power is a PPB Games (Flutter) brand, Amazon Slots is a Jumpman Gaming white label, Sweet Shop Bingo and Jackpot Liner are Broadway Gaming brands, Play Lottery was run by Annexio Limited, Captain Charity by AG Communications, and bCasino by Green Feather Online Limited. That whole roster has therefore been scrapped from this page; recommending brands with zero corporate connection to Zet would have been a disservice.

Campo Bet

Campo Bet earns its place here because the shared history checks out: our standalone review traces it to the same corporate family documented above. It is a former relative rather than a current stablemate, since its footer now points at the 2RBO programme while Zet’s points at MateAffiliates, and 2RBO’s own site carries the Campo Bet logo among a portfolio of four brands. Where Zet leans casino-first, Campo Bet bolts a sportsbook onto a games library the two once shared, which still makes it the closest comparison if you want sport and slots in one place.

Zet Casino’s black-and-yellow lobby with a weekend reload banner and live winner ticker, from a review database’s current capture. Direct visits from Britain get a refusal page instead.

From Curacao To Anjouan: What The Licence Swap Means

The move databases describe, from a revoked Curacao certificate to an Anjouan permit, fits a wider 2025-26 pattern in the offshore industry, even though in Zet’s case the Anjouan end of it cannot be found on the register. When Curacao replaced its old master-licence system with a new gaming authority and real vetting, a wave of operators relocated their brands to Anjouan, a Comorian jurisdiction whose licences are cheaper, faster and considerably less demanding. For a player, an Anjouan stamp is best read as a statement that the casino answers to nobody with meaningful enforcement power: there is no ombudsman, no published sanctions regime and no track record of forcing payouts. For Zet the position is weaker still, because we cannot even confirm it holds one: the company and permit quoted for it return no match on the Anjouan register, and the site displays nothing. Combined with the revoked Curacao certificate behind it and a corporate handover that was never announced to customers, the honest conclusion is that Zet’s regulatory footing in 2026 is weaker than it was two years ago, not stronger, and that a player with a dispute has nobody to take it to.

Blocked At The Border: Our UK Access Check

Loading zetcasino.com from a British connection during this update produced the casino’s own yellow-on-black refusal screen, headed 403 Forbidden and stating that the site is not accepting visitors from the player’s country, with only a support email offered. So the brand is demonstrably alive, since the block page is fully styled and current, but Britain is explicitly outside its service area, and no legitimate route exists for a UK player to open an account.

How Zet Stacks Up For Non-UK Players

On product, contemporary reviews rate Zet reasonably: a library spanning thirty-plus providers including Microgaming, Yggdrasil, Red Tiger, Push Gaming and Wazdan, a strong Evolution live-dealer floor, tournaments and a status-ladder loyalty scheme, with an average audited payout figure around 96.8%. Its cashier takes cards, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard and several cryptocurrencies, with deposits instant and card withdrawals quoted at three to five days, a lag reviewers consistently grumble about. The recurring criticisms are familiar offshore fare: slowish manual payout approval, bonus terms that reward reading twice, and support quality that varies with the shift. Set against the licensing picture above, product quality is beside the point for British readers; a decent lobby does not substitute for an enforceable complaint route.

Zet Casino FAQs

Who owns Zet Casino?

Unconfirmed. Review databases list NovaForge Ltd under Anjouan Gaming Authority licence ALSI-152406028-F12 as of July 2026, superseding the Araxio Development N.V. and Curacao 8048/JAZ arrangement recorded in 2024-25, but a direct search of the Anjouan register on 28th July 2026 found no such company among its 1,450 licences, and the site itself names no operator. It does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. The only relationship we can evidence is the MateAffiliates affiliate programme in Zet’s own footer.

Does Zet Casino have genuine sister sites?

It has genuine relatives rather than current stablemates. Wazamba, Buran Casino, BoaBoa, Casinia, Cadoola, Alf Casino, Nomini, Malina Casino, Rabona and Campo Bet all came out of the same stable and each is reviewed separately here, but every one of them now reports to a different affiliate programme from Zet’s MateAffiliates. Malina Casino has moved furthest, to MioMedia, so listing it as a current Zet sister is out of date. An older roster once displayed on this page proved on checking to belong to other companies entirely and was taken down.

Can UK players use Zet Casino?

No, on two counts: British law requires a Gambling Commission licence Zet has never held, and the casino itself geo-blocks UK connections, so tools like GAMSTOP have nothing to attach to.

Is Zet Casino connected to Zeturf?

No. Zeturf is a separate French horse-racing and betting brand with no ownership connection to Zet Casino or Araxio Development N.V. An earlier version of this page mistakenly used Zeturf’s logo.

Why can’t I access Zet Casino from the UK?

Zet has never been licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, and the site enforces its own exclusion: British connections are shown a branded 403 Forbidden page saying visitors from the country are not accepted.

What licence does Zet Casino use now?

None that can be verified. Listings quote an Anjouan Gaming Authority licence, ALSI-152406028-F12 held by NovaForge Ltd, adopted after the Curacao certificate its family previously traded on was revoked, but neither the company nor the permit appears on the Anjouan register, and the site displays no licence of any kind. Even a genuine Anjouan licence would carry far weaker player protections than UK or Malta regulation; an unverifiable one is weaker again.