QBet Sister Sites: Manga, Slot Express and Howzit

Three QBet sister sites and their differences

Manga Casino, Slot Express and Howzit Casino name RegalTech Solutions Limitada as their operator. Manga and Slot Express also publish the same Tobique licensing arrangement as QBet, while Howzit names Anjouan. These are three established relationships, rather than a claim that the company operates only three other brands.

All four sites prohibit customers in the United Kingdom. A shared operator does not make balances, promotions or account access interchangeable.

Manga Casino: a catalogue organised around games and providers

Manga Casino gives its games most of the space. A black sidebar contains Games, Promotions, Manga Loyalty and Payment Providers, while the white main area separates Explore, Slots and Live Casino. It is a noticeably different approach from QBet’s combined sports and casino homepage.

The current catalogue starts with Our Picks, including Enriched, Buffalo Blaze: Hold & Win, Burning Coins 100 and 3 Chili Charms. Popular and New Games sit underneath. Further down, the site separates High Volatility, Bonus Buy, Instant Win and Table Games, so a visitor can browse by game format instead of relying on a single long slot list.

There is also a provider-led side to Manga. Its September catalogue includes a Backseat spotlight and a Spinomenal provider-of-the-month section, alongside links for Play’n GO, Hacksaw Gaming, ELK and Novomatic. The live section includes Adventures Beyond Wonderland, Cashout Blackjack and Dragon Tiger. Manga’s name and comic-style branding therefore do not mean that its catalogue consists only of Japanese-themed games.

Manga’s terms name RegalTech and Tobique. Its published withdrawal ceilings match QBet’s: €10,000 daily, €25,000 weekly and €100,000 monthly, subject to the other conditions and any specific promotion. The terms also exclude UK customers. Manga Loyalty has its own place in the menu; a QBet VIP invitation does not establish entitlement to a Manga reward.

Slot Express: railway themes, quests and lower withdrawal limits

Slot Express builds its navigation around a railway theme, with a blue-and-gold sidebar, a train-station header, Express Quests and Rail Races. Slots and Live Casino remain separate sections, with provider filters above the game rows. Its product is casino-led, whereas QBet gives sports and live betting prominent places in the main navigation.

The slot catalogue has more specific groupings than its name suggests. In September, Oktoberfest Express includes Benny the Beer, Brawlers Brew and Beer O’clock. Next Stop: Sweet Treats groups Donut Division, Honey Royale and Sour Candy. Megaways, Cascading Games and Hold and Win are separate browsing routes, alongside the seasonal selections.

Its visible provider row includes Play’n GO, ELK, Hacksaw Gaming, Yggdrasil, Spinomenal, Betsoft and BGaming. There is some game overlap with Manga, including Quack Hard and Outlaw Rails, but the ordering, railway presentation and themed categories give the catalogue a different emphasis. The presence of a quest or race menu is not evidence that every game contributes to every promotion.

The practical difference is in Slot Express’s withdrawal terms. They set ceilings of €5,000 per day, €10,000 per week and €40,000 per month. Those are lower than QBet’s published limits despite the shared RegalTech operator and Tobique arrangement. Slot Express also excludes the UK. Its VIP Lounge and promotional conditions must be considered separately from QBet’s QRewards programme.

Howzit Casino: casino and live games under a separate licence

Howzit combines a dark teal header with green promotional artwork and gold lettering. Casino, Live Casino and Promotions form the main menu. Its September homepage leads with a €20 first-deposit campaign advertising 2,000 spins, released as 200 per day over ten days. That is a staged promotion, not 2,000 spins credited together or a cash award of the same value. The selected games, spin value, expiry and wagering conditions determine what each instalment provides.

The visible casino selection includes Book of Ra Magic, Aviator, Midas Golden Touch, Bonsai Gold 2: Age of Prosperity and Rain and Ruin. Its live section includes Quantum Roulette, Dragon Tiger, Casino Hold’em and Immersion Roulette. The layout gives slots and live products their own rows beneath the main promotion, rather than QBet’s broader sports-led navigation.

Howzit’s terms identify RegalTech but cite an Anjouan licence granted on 28 February 2026. Howzit therefore shares QBet’s operator but uses a different regulatory arrangement. Howzit’s restrictions include the UK and the Netherlands, so it is not an alternative route into the same operator for British customers.

The spelling matters: Howzit Casino is distinct from Howzat.com, whose terms name Junglee Games India. A similar name does not establish a shared operator, and Howzat’s account or game conditions do not describe the Howzit casino.

Inside QBet: slots, live casino and sports

QBet’s green-and-yellow homepage divides the service into Sports, Live Betting, Casino, Live Casino, Predictions and Promotions. The separation is useful: an event bet, a slot spin and a live blackjack hand have different rules, even when they appear on the same site. Its current homepage presents casino, sports and live-casino offers separately too.

The September casino row includes Bonsai Gold 2: Age of Prosperity, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Pirots 3 and Coin Volcano 2. Break the Qbet Bank carries an exclusive label and incorporates the brand into its title. Game rows change, and eligibility can depend on the customer’s location.

The live section includes roulette, blackjack and baccarat variants. Examples visible on the public page include Immersion Roulette, Cashout Blackjack and Speed Baccarat. A live category is different from computer-dealt table games, and QBet’s casino bonus rules do not treat all of those formats as qualifying slot play.

On the sports side, there are routes for football, tennis, ice hockey, basketball and cricket, with Starting Soon and Live Betting separated. The site describes pre-match and in-play coverage of leagues including the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A. That gives QBet a broader event-betting component than the three casino-led comparisons above.

QBet’s winner widgets show selected amounts and games, not a player’s complete record of stakes and losses. They cannot establish the likelihood of winning or the performance of the account you would open.

Bonuses, cashback and QRewards

QBet’s September homepage advertises a casino welcome bonus of up to €100, a separate sports offer and a separate live-casino package. Their headings describe different campaigns. A casino reload rule should not be applied to a sports bonus simply because both are on QBet.

What the general casino bonus rules require

The QBet bonus terms set default wagering of 40 times the bonus for casino reloads up to 100%, and 50 times for reloads of 101% or more, unless the specific offer states otherwise. Free-spin winnings have a separate default requirement of 35 times. Deposit bonuses normally expire after 30 days.

For example, a €100 reload bonus with a 40-times requirement means €4,000 of qualifying bonus-money bets. QBet says deposited money is used first and only bonus-money bets count towards that requirement. Spending the initial deposit therefore does not necessarily reduce the €4,000 target. This is an illustration of the default reload rule, not a claim about every welcome offer.

The maximum bonus bet is €4 or €0.40 per line. Casino promotional funds are restricted to slots, with a further excluded-game list and a prohibition on Feature Buy while using bonus funds. A game appearing in the public catalogue does not mean it can be played with a particular bonus. Cancelling a bonus also removes the bonus and its associated winnings.

Cashback and rakeback are separate rewards

QBet advertises 5% daily cashback and 20% rakeback. Its cashback help page says customers must opt in through rewards and that sportsbook, table and live-casino games are excluded from this campaign. It describes cash rewards from eligible casino play, with daily cashback based on real-money net losses.

The two percentages should not be added together and described as a 25% refund of deposits. They refer to different calculations. Likewise, a 20% rakeback headline should not be read as a promise to return 20 cents from every euro staked. The reward card and applicable campaign calculation determine the amount.

If a qualifying net loss were €100 and a 5% cashback rate applied, the arithmetic would produce €5. The player would still have lost €95 overall. A reward can reduce a qualifying loss without making play profitable or removing the risk of further losses.

QRewards is invitation-based

The QRewards programme describes invitations following account review. It advertises personalised rewards, faster withdrawals and higher payout limits, but its public overview does not supply a universal tier ladder or a guaranteed processing time for every member. Those benefits should not replace the ordinary withdrawal conditions when comparing the sites.

QBet payments, withdrawals and account checks

The payment-method page separates deposits from withdrawals and notes that availability varies by country. Its euro deposit examples include cards with a €10 minimum, Apple Pay and Google Pay with €20 minimums, and crypto with a €25 minimum.

The general terms give a €10 minimum withdrawal, while the payment page shows €20 minimums for several euro withdrawal methods. The method-specific figure therefore matters. The same page lists one to three banking days for a euro bank transfer and labels several other methods instant. Those descriptions concern the payment route; they do not remove approval, verification or investigation time.

A decision within 24 hours is not the same as money arriving

QBet’s terms say a withdrawal attempt should be approved or denied within 24 hours. They separately allow checks and investigations, and the payment method can add time after approval. An approved request can still be awaiting transfer.

Ordinary published ceilings are €10,000 daily, €25,000 weekly and €100,000 monthly, unless a promotion states otherwise. The terms also allow winnings of €20,000 or more to be paid in instalments. These are maximums and conditions, not a promise that any particular request will reach the daily ceiling.

For withdrawals after the first in a rolling 24-hour period, the terms specify a 3% administrative fee capped at €20 per additional transaction. A second €200 withdrawal would produce a €6 fee under that rule; a second €1,000 withdrawal would reach the €20 cap. The rolling period is different from simply starting a new calendar day.

Verification and payment ownership

The site requires payment methods to belong to the account holder and normally returns funds through the deposit method. It can split withdrawals where several methods funded the account. Identity, address and source-of-funds checks may also be required.

Due diligence must be completed within 30 days of the first deposit, before more than €2,000 of the customer’s own funds is wagered, or before a withdrawal is processed, whichever comes first. That means the €2,000 figure is not a general exemption from verification for smaller withdrawals.

Account rules also matter across the family. QBet prohibits duplicate accounts and transfers between players. Its self-exclusion clause says exclusion is specific to the website and directs customers to support to extend it across company brands. A shared operator should never be treated as a reason to open another account after exclusion.

For unused accounts, the terms describe a possible €5 monthly fee after 12 months without access and distinguish that from dormancy after 30 months. These conditions concern an existing balance, so keeping account and payment correspondence is useful even after someone stops playing.

RegalTech now and Novatech in QBet’s history

QBet’s terms, dated 30 July 2026, name RegalTech Solutions Limitada in Costa Rica. The payment agent is Petillant Solutions Ltd in Cyprus. The operator and payment agent have different roles; the latter’s address does not turn the casino into a Cyprus-licensed service.

The Tobique validation page linked by QBet names RegalTech and lists www.qbet.com with a valid operating status on 14 September 2026. This is a domain-specific record. It does not confer British authorisation: QBet’s own prohibited-territory clause expressly includes the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

The former Curaçao certificate and Dutch enforcement

The former Curaçao certificate for QBet names Novatech Solutions N.V. and shows a revoked status. It records the original grant on 30 October 2024 but does not give the revocation date or reason. The current RegalTech arrangement and the former Novatech record must therefore be kept separate.

The Dutch regulator’s Novatech case records a €24,846,000 fine relating to unlicensed access through Qbet.com and 55Bet.com. The decision is dated 16 December 2025, and the announcement was published on 10 March 2026. The case page records an objection to the fine decision.

That sanction concerns Novatech. It should not be attributed to RegalTech simply because QBet now names a different operator. Equally, a later operator name does not erase the brand’s enforcement history. An individual payment complaint requires its own account dates and contractual records.

Contacting QBet about an account or payment

QBet’s published support address is support@qbet.com, alongside a help centre and live chat. Its complaint terms aim for a final answer within ten days, with a possible further ten-day extension that should be communicated during the initial period.

A useful payment complaint identifies the account, currency, amount, request date, payment method and any verification already supplied. Distinguish a request awaiting approval from a payment marked sent but not received. Those situations call for different transaction checks.

The terms name EGIS as an independent dispute route after two months without a satisfactory outcome and also describe escalation to Tobique after the internal process. The Tobique validation page directs ordinary payout and account disputes to the operator first, while identifying its own channel for alleged licence breaches. Neither route is a guarantee that a claim will succeed, and neither should be described as UKGC oversight.

QBet questions

Which casinos are QBet sister sites?

Manga Casino, Slot Express and Howzit Casino name RegalTech Solutions Limitada as their operator. Manga and Slot Express publish the same Tobique arrangement as QBet, while Howzit names Anjouan.

Can UK customers use QBet or these sister sites?

No. QBet, Manga Casino, Slot Express and Howzit Casino all include the United Kingdom in their prohibited territories.

Do QBet and Slot Express have the same withdrawal limits?

No. QBet publishes limits of €10,000 daily, €25,000 weekly and €100,000 monthly. Slot Express publishes €5,000 daily, €10,000 weekly and €40,000 monthly, subject to the other terms and any specific promotion.

Does Novatech still appear as QBet’s current operator?

QBet’s current terms name RegalTech. Novatech belongs to its earlier history, including the revoked Curaçao certificate and the Dutch enforcement case.

Are QBet withdrawals guaranteed to arrive within 24 hours?

No. The terms describe approval or rejection within 24 hours, while verification, investigations and the payment method can affect when money arrives.