Araxio Development Sister Sites and Former Casino Network

Araxio Development sister sites historically included Wazamba, BoaBoa, Buran Casino, Cadoola, Casinia, Nomini, Rabona and several other offshore brands. Araxio Development N.V. and the related Rabidi N.V. business used the legacy Curaçao 8048/JAZ framework, but that shared arrangement is no longer current and Rabidi later became insolvent. Campo Bet is the only major former brand here with a current regulator-confirmed operator: Maltix Limited under Malta licence MGA/B2C/486/2018. None of the network holds a UK Gambling Commission licence.

The key distinction is between a historical sister site and a current same-operator casino. The brands still share platform history and familiar product features, but most current legal owners cannot be confirmed from a regulator’s register. Affiliate programmes show commercial grouping, not legal ownership, so they should not be used as the sole basis for a sister-site claim.

The former network covers very different products: Wazamba and Buran use quest-style gamification, Rabona and Campo Bet lead with sports betting, while Casinia, Cadoola and Malina focus more heavily on casino games. The detailed reviews below preserve those useful product differences while separating confirmed history from uncertain present-day ownership.

Araxio Development Sister Sites Compared

Review updated – 31 August 2026

Current Ownership After Araxio and Rabidi

The strongest official evidence confirms the old network, not a single current successor. Australia’s communications regulator named Buran Casino under both Araxio Development N.V. and Rabidi N.V. and also tied Wazamba, Zet Casino, Nomini and Casinia to Rabidi in formal warnings. The Malta Gaming Authority separately lists campobet.com under Maltix Limited and licence MGA/B2C/486/2018.

Which one should you choose? UK players should choose none of them because there is no UKGC protection. For readers comparing the former network from another permitted market, Campo Bet has the clearest current operator record; Wazamba and Buran are the strongest gamified products; Rabona is the most sports-focused. In every other case, verify the legal company and exact licensed domain before depositing.

Commercial groupings have also fragmented. Several brands now use different affiliate programmes and Malina Casino sits with an entirely separate portfolio. That is useful evidence that the old family has split, but an affiliate link does not establish who holds player funds or which regulator handles a complaint.

Wazamba

Wazamba is Araxio’s flagship and by far its most recognisable brand, built around a jungle-adventure theme with an animated shaman guide, an avatar system and quest-style challenges layered over a conventional slots-and-live-casino core. The game library pulls from a long list of studios including NetEnt, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play and Evolution, and the site also carries a sportsbook alongside the casino. Wazamba’s welcome package is spread across the first few deposits with free spins bundled in, and a loyalty ladder rewards regular players with extra perks as they climb it. It once ran on the group’s Curaçao 8048/JAZ arrangement. Some casino databases now attribute it to Naale Limited, while its footer points to the WowPartners affiliate programme, but neither signal is a substitute for a regulator entry naming the operator and domain. It has never held a UK licence, so UK visitors are not covered by protections such as GamStop.

BoaBoa

BoaBoa is one of the broadest brands in the Araxio stable, pairing a genuinely large slots catalogue with a live dealer floor and a full sportsbook rather than sticking to casino games alone. Launched in 2017, it has had time to build out its provider list and now draws on dozens of studios spanning slots, table games, and instant-win titles, with crypto payment options sitting alongside the usual cards and e-wallets. The welcome offer follows the operator’s familiar multi-deposit structure, and a tiered VIP scheme sits behind it for players who stick around. BoaBoa spent years on the family’s shared Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ, now revoked. Review databases name Stellar Ltd as operator with no verified licence, a claim that matches nothing on a regulator’s own record, so its ownership is unconfirmed. Its site blocks British connections and British players will not find it on the UKGC register. The current commercial grouping and legal operator therefore remain unconfirmed.

Buran Casino

Buran Casino takes Araxio’s gamification approach and points it at a space theme, building an achievement and levelling system on top of a deep slots catalogue and a live dealer section. It opened in 2017 and has since built a reputation among offshore casino reviewers for its mission-based progression, which unlocks bonus perks as players complete in-site challenges rather than relying purely on deposit-matched offers. The provider list overlaps heavily with its stablemates, drawing on the same pool of slots and live-casino studios used across the Araxio network. Buran formerly ran on Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ and is now listed by review databases under Stellar Ltd, an attribution no register will confirm, so its ownership is unconfirmed. Its footer points at the 7StarsPartners programme alongside Casinia, Rabona, Nomini and LibraBet. It has never had any authorisation from the UK Gambling Commission, so it falls outside UK safer-gambling schemes.

Cadoola

Cadoola has run since 2017 with a bright, retro arcade look that sets it apart visually from the more sombre branding used elsewhere in the Araxio group, even though the underlying platform is much the same and the licensing history is shared. It sticks to a casino-only offering, with no sportsbook layered on top, and builds its library around a broad mix of slots and live-dealer tables from well-known studios. The welcome package is structured across several deposits in the operator’s usual style, with wagering requirements that should be read carefully before claiming. Cadoola’s genuine historical sisters are the former Araxio/Rabidi brands on this page; similarly styled casinos from unrelated platforms should not be grouped with it. Its old Curacao cover, certificate 8048/JAZ, is revoked, and the Stellar Ltd name the databases attach to it cannot be verified anywhere, so its ownership is unconfirmed. Its footer points at WowPartners, the programme it shares with Wazamba and Alf Casino, and it has no UK authorisation.

Campo Bet

Campo Bet is one of the two Araxio brands that puts sports betting on equal footing with the casino, running a full sportsbook covering football, tennis and esports markets alongside its slots and live tables. Because of that dual focus, its terms and conditions are split into separate betting and casino sections, which is worth reading closely since wagering rules can differ between the two sides of the site. The casino portion draws on the same broad software pool used across the Araxio network, so regular players of other group brands will recognise plenty of the game library. Campo Bet shared the group’s Curacao authorisation, 8048/JAZ, in the Araxio years, but it now sits with Maltix Limited under Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/486/2018. That one we have checked directly: the MGA’s own licensee register lists Maltix Limited, company registration C 96904, holding that authorisation for Type 1 and Type 2 gaming, with campobet.com recorded against it in the MGA URL checker, which makes Campo Bet the only brand on this page whose owner can be verified. Its footer points at the 2RBO affiliate programme. British visitors still won’t find the brand anywhere on the UK Gambling Commission’s public register.

Casinia

Casinia launched in 2017 and has quietly built one of the larger game catalogues in the Araxio group, with independent review sites citing close to 4,000 titles from roughly 100 software studios including NetEnt, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play, Evolution and Microgaming. Its branding is more understated than theme-heavy stablemates like Wazamba or Buran, aiming instead at players who want a straightforward slots-and-table-games list without much window dressing. The brand has also moved between a handful of numbered domains over the years, a common pattern among offshore operators working around payment and ISP blocks. The operator has not stayed put either, though what replaced the old Araxio arrangement is unclear: databases record Stellar Ltd, yet the Anjouan register holds eighteen domains against that company’s permit and casinia.com is not among them. Its footer points at 7StarsPartners. Casinia’s welcome offer is a percentage match bonus with free spins attached, paid out over several days rather than all at once, and it does not appear anywhere on the UK Gambling Commission’s licence register.

Malina Casino

Malina Casino goes for a cleaner, more minimal look than most of the brands it grew up with, trading heavy theming for a simpler layout while still drawing on much the same game catalogue and provider list. It was historically tied to the Cyprus-based Tranello Group, which handled back-office operations for several of these brands, and it still shares the family’s usual mix of slots, table games and live-dealer rooms. What it no longer shares is a commercial home. Malina’s own footer points at the MioMedia affiliate programme, whose other casinos are Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo, none of which has ever belonged to this group, which makes Malina a former member of the Araxio family rather than a current same-operator brand. Payments and account verification follow the operator’s standard process, and the welcome offer and wagering terms are set independently of sister brands rather than mirroring any one of them exactly. Malina Casino is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. It traded on Araxio’s Curacao authorisation until that certificate was revoked, and nothing verifiable has replaced it: the Anjouan Gaming Authority’s register of 1,450 licences returns nothing for the brand, its domain or the company names review sites attach to it, whether Stellar Ltd or the NovaForge Ltd variant. Ownership is therefore unconfirmed, and UK players have no legal route to register.

Nomini

Nomini launched in 2019 and stands out in the Araxio family for its playful branding, built around a crab mascot and a colourful, mission-style layout that sits on top of a broad slots and live-casino range. It shares its back-end platform and operator history with its old Araxio stablemates, and post-churn the databases place it with Naale Limited on an Anjouan licence whose permit number the register records against a different company entirely, so its ownership is unconfirmed; its footer points at 7StarsPartners, though the loyalty extras and challenge system give it a distinct feel from more sports-focused stablemates such as Rabona. Nomini’s own site actively geo-blocks UK visitors with an on-screen “access restricted” notice, underlining that it sits well outside UK safer-gambling protections such as GamStop. Classycoin Casino and Superaposta are not Nomini sister sites because they do not share Nomini’s Araxio/Rabidi operator history.

Rabona

Rabona debuted in 2019 as the football-themed, sports-first member of the Araxio family, putting a full sportsbook front and centre alongside a casino section built from the same broad software pool used across the group. The companies originally behind it, Rabidi N.V. and Araxio Development N.V., are gone from the picture, Rabidi bankrupt and the shared Curacao certificate revoked, and the databases currently record Naale Limited as Rabona’s operator without a register entry to back it. Rabona’s footer points at 7StarsPartners, the programme it shares with Nomini, Casinia and Buran Casino. Rabona’s own site actively blocks UK visitors with an on-site “access restricted” message, keeping it firmly outside UK safer-gambling protections such as GamStop. All Star Games is not a Rabona sister site because it does not share Rabona’s Araxio/Rabidi operator history. Rabona has never appeared on the UK Gambling Commission register.

Alf Casino

Alf Casino has been running since 2018 and wraps the Araxio group’s usual multi-provider slots and live-dealer catalogue in a distinctive alien-themed identity, one of the more visually memorable brands in the stable. Its promotions calendar and VIP scheme follow a broadly similar shape to its stablemates, though the specific wagering requirements and bonus terms are set independently rather than mirroring any other Araxio site exactly. Account verification, banking routes and the underlying game platform overlap heavily with its stablemates, since all of the brands share the same back-end infrastructure. Alf Casino carried Curacao licence 8048/JAZ through Araxio Development N.V. until that certificate was revoked, and the Stellar Ltd name now attached to it by review databases matches no regulator’s record, so its ownership is unconfirmed. Its footer points at WowPartners, the programme it shares with Wazamba and Cadoola. It is absent from the UK Gambling Commission’s register, so UK sign-ups are not accepted.

Zet Casino

Zet Casino was long run day-to-day through Tranello Ltd in Cyprus on behalf of Araxio Development N.V., under the group’s shared Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ; as of July 2026, review databases list NovaForge Ltd under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-152406028-F12 instead. A direct search of the Anjouan Gaming Authority’s register on 28th July 2026, covering all 1,450 licences it has issued, returns no entry for NovaForge Ltd at all, so that attribution does not stand and Zet’s ownership is unconfirmed. Its footer points at the MateAffiliates programme, which no other brand from this family shares. The site offers a fairly standard Araxio-style spread of slots, table games and live-dealer tables from the network’s usual roster of software studios. Zeturf is an unrelated French betting brand, while casinos operated by ProgressPlay, Nektan and Jumpman Gaming are not Zet Casino sisters. They do not share Zet’s Araxio/Rabidi history. Zet Casino has no UK Gambling Commission licence.

All About Araxio Development N.V.

Araxio Development N.V. Licensing

Araxio Development N.V. was incorporated in Willemstad, Curaçao, in 2016 and used the old 8048/JAZ framework for a multi-brand casino and sportsbook network. That number belongs to the previous master and sub-licence system; it is not evidence of a current direct Curaçao Gaming Authority licence for any brand.

After Rabidi N.V.’s insolvency and the end of the shared arrangement, several commercial databases began attributing brands to Stellar Ltd, Naale Limited or NovaForge Ltd. Those claims remain unconfirmed where the named company and exact casino domain cannot be matched on a regulator’s own register. Campo Bet is the clear exception: the Malta Gaming Authority lists Maltix Limited, company C 96904, as licensed under MGA/B2C/486/2018 and records campobet.com as an authorised domain.

For players, the practical test is the legal company in the casino’s current terms, the exact domain on the regulator’s register and a working complaints route. An old 8048/JAZ badge, a database entry or a shared affiliate programme cannot answer those questions.

Araxio Development N.V. and the Rabidi N.V. Name

Rabidi N.V. and Araxio Development N.V. were two vehicles for the same corporate group, sharing the same Curacao certificate, back-end platform and largely the same brand roster, with brands such as Nomini and Rabona documented under the Rabidi name. The distinction stopped being academic in 2024: Rabidi N.V. was declared insolvent after an aggrieved player’s petition, its licence was formally revoked by the Curacao regulator, and reporting by outlets such as FinTelegram traced the casinos being transferred to new entities and kept trading. For players the practical takeaway is blunt. The companies that historically stood behind these sites no longer exist in any accountable form, and the successor operators are, with the single exception of Campo Bet’s, not identifiable at all.

Araxio Development N.V.’s Approach to Branding

Unlike operators that reuse near-identical templates across their brands, Araxio invests heavily in distinct branding for each site: Wazamba’s jungle-adventure theme, Buran Casino’s space setting, Nomini’s crab mascot, Alf Casino’s alien identity and Cadoola’s retro arcade look are all visually distinct despite running on very similar back-end technology and sharing much of the same game library. A handful of brands, including Rabona and Campo Bet, add a full sportsbook alongside the casino, while others such as Casinia and Malina Casino keep to a more understated, casino-only presentation. This mix of gamified, sports-led and stripped-back brands gave the group a broader spread than many single-format Curacao operators, and the branding has survived every change of corporate owner.

How to Confirm a Current Sister-Site Relationship

Start with the operator named in each casino’s current terms and match the exact domain to the regulator’s authorised-domain list. A shared platform, similar bonus, software catalogue or affiliate programme may suggest a commercial connection, but it does not prove common legal ownership or shared protection for player funds.

For this former network, the safest labels are historical sister site, current operator confirmed and current ownership unconfirmed. That distinction prevents old Araxio relationships from being presented as if one company still controls every brand.

Araxio Development N.V. Brand Roster

These brands are documented members of the former Araxio Development N.V. and Rabidi N.V. family. They are grouped here by shared history, not by an assumption that one successor still owns them all. Ozwin Casino and Fortune Clock belong to other operators and are not part of this roster.

Former Araxio Development N.V. Brands

• Wazamba – wazamba.com
• BoaBoa – boaboa.com
• Buran Casino – burancasino.com (the older buran-casino.com no longer resolves)
• Cadoola – cadoola.com
• Campo Bet – campobet.com
• Casinia – casinia.com
• Malina Casino – malinacasino.com
• Nomini – nomini.com
• Rabona – rabona.com
• Alf Casino – alfcasino.com
• Zet Casino – zetcasino.com
• LibraBet – librabet.com

Araxio Development N.V. FAQs

What is Araxio Development N.V.?

Araxio Development N.V. was a Curacao-registered online gambling operator based in Willemstad, which held the now-revoked Curacao eGaming certificate 8048/JAZ and fronted a stable of well over a dozen online casino and sportsbook brands, including Wazamba, BoaBoa, Buran Casino, Cadoola, Campo Bet, Casinia, Malina Casino, Nomini, Rabona, Alf Casino and Zet Casino, each reviewed on this site. Those brands now trade under successor companies, only one of which can be verified: Campo Bet’s operator, Maltix Limited, appears on the Malta Gaming Authority’s licensee register. The Stellar Ltd, Naale Limited and NovaForge Ltd names that review databases attach to the others cannot be matched to them on any regulator’s register, so their ownership is unconfirmed.

Is Araxio Development N.V. licensed in the UK?

No. Araxio Development N.V. only ever held a Curacao eGaming certificate (8048/JAZ), which has since been revoked, and neither it nor any of the successor operators has ever held a UK Gambling Commission licence. None of the brands are legally available to UK players, and none offer UK safer-gambling protections such as GamStop.

What is the connection between Araxio Development N.V. and Rabidi N.V.?

Rabidi N.V. was a second operating vehicle for the same corporate group, sharing the Curacao certificate, back-end platform and much of the brand roster with Araxio Development N.V. Rabidi was declared bankrupt following a player’s insolvency petition, its licence was revoked, and the group’s brands were subsequently moved to new companies.

Which casinos does Araxio Development N.V. own?

Araxio Development N.V. no longer owns any casinos; the family it once ran has been redistributed. Of the brands with review pages on this site, review databases list BoaBoa, Buran Casino, Cadoola, Casinia, Malina Casino and Alf Casino under Stellar Ltd, Wazamba, Nomini and Rabona under Naale Limited, Zet Casino under NovaForge Ltd and Campo Bet under Maltix Limited. Only the last of those checks out against a regulator’s own register; the rest are unconfirmed. A more reliable guide to who runs with whom today is the affiliate programme each brand publishes in its footer: 7StarsPartners for Casinia, Buran Casino, Rabona, Nomini and LibraBet, WowPartners for Wazamba, Cadoola and Alf Casino, MateAffiliates for Zet Casino, 2RBO for Campo Bet and MioMedia for Malina Casino, which has left this family entirely. The wider historical group also includes LibraBet.

Are all Araxio Development N.V. casinos the same?

No. While the brands share a common corporate history and much of the same software providers, each has its own distinct branding and focus: Wazamba and Buran Casino lean into gamified, quest-style themes, Rabona and Campo Bet add a full sportsbook, and brands like Casinia and Malina Casino take a plainer, casino-only approach.