Cadoola100 Sister Sites 2026

Cadoola has traded since 2017, but its ownership story needs updating from what most reviews still say: the brand belonged to the stable run by Rabidi N.V. (declared bankrupt) and then Araxio Development N.V. on Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ, a certificate that has since been revoked. As of our 18th July 2026 re-check, one large review database was filling that gap with Stellar Ltd, an Anjouan-registered company, and applying the same name to BoaBoa and Buran Casino. Going back over it on 28th July 2026, that claim cannot be matched to Cadoola on any regulator’s register, so it is set out here as a database entry rather than a finding, and the honest answer on who runs Cadoola today is that nobody has published it.

Unlike some of its stablemates, Cadoola sticks to a casino-only offering without a sportsbook layered on top, built around a retro arcade look and a multi-stage welcome package. It holds no UK Gambling Commission licence. A previous version of this page named a completely different, unverified set of sister sites; we have replaced that with the real, currently live casinos from the same brand family on this site, each checked against its own terms and site before being listed here.

One thing has changed since: the family no longer answers to one owner. Cadoola’s own footer now points at the WowPartners affiliate programme, which it shares with Wazamba and Alf Casino, while Buran and Rabona sit with 7StarsPartners, Campo Bet with 2RBO and Malina Casino with MioMedia. The brands below are all genuine relatives; only some of them are still commercially attached.

Cadoola100 Sister Sites

Written by Mark F
Updated 28th July 2026

Last updated 28th July 2026. The Stellar Ltd attribution has been demoted from a finding to an unverified database entry, ownership is recorded as unconfirmed, and every claim that these brands still share one licence or one operator has been rewritten to match what their own footers actually say. Malina Casino in particular is now described as a former relative rather than a current stablemate. The existing detail on Cadoola’s games, banking, promotions and verification is unchanged.

One Family, Four Affiliate Programmes

Cadoola and the casinos below really were run together once. They sat on Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ through Araxio Development N.V., and before that under Rabidi N.V., and a sister-site list for any of them was simply a roll call of that stable. The bankruptcy and the revocation broke it up, and the pieces landed in different places.

The clearest way to see where is to read the Partners link each casino publishes in its own footer, since that points at whoever books its affiliate revenue and gets changed the moment a brand is sold. Checked one at a time on 28th July 2026, Cadoola shares WowPartners with Wazamba and Alf Casino. Buran Casino, Rabona, Nomini, Casinia and Libra Bet report to 7StarsPartners. Campo Bet has gone to 2RBO, whose own site carries its logo among a portfolio of four brands, and Zet Casino to MateAffiliates. Malina Casino has ended up somewhere else entirely, at MioMedia, alongside Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo, none of which has ever been part of this group. Boa Boa is the one we could not test, because its site would not open to a British connection on the day, so we have left it out of the split rather than guess.

• Campo Bet

  

  Campo Bet adds a full sportsbook alongside the casino, which sets it apart from Cadoola’s casino-only approach even though the pair grew up under the same operator. They have since parted company, Campo Bet to the 2RBO programme and Cadoola to WowPartners. The two share much of their banking setup and provider list, but Campo Bet’s terms are split across betting and casino sections in a way Cadoola’s are not, so it is worth reading both separately.

• Malina Casino

  

  Malina Casino goes for a cleaner, more minimal design than Cadoola’s arcade styling, and for years the two did run on the same Curacao licence with much of the same game catalogue, which is why nearly every legacy list still pairs them. That pairing is out of date. Malina’s footer now points at MioMedia, a programme whose other casinos are Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo, while Cadoola’s points at WowPartners, so what survives is the shared past rather than a shared owner. Nobody has published who runs Malina today, and the company names review sites attach to it return nothing on the Anjouan register, which is why we call it a former relative rather than a current stablemate. Its welcome offer and wagering requirements are set independently, so it should not be assumed to mirror Cadoola’s current promotion.

• Buran Casino

  

  Buran Casino leans on a gamified achievement system to keep players engaged, which is a different hook from Cadoola’s retro theme, though the two came up under the same operator and Curacao licensing before that certificate was revoked. Buran now reports to 7StarsPartners while Cadoola reports to WowPartners. Payment options and account verification follow a broadly similar process across both sites.

• BoaBoa

  

  BoaBoa is a bigger, broader operation than Cadoola, mixing thousands of slots with live dealer tables and sports betting rather than sticking purely to casino games. It came up on the same Curacao eGaming licence as Cadoola, since revoked, and shares much of the back-end infrastructure, but its specific offers and terms are set on their own. Its site would not load from a British connection when we tried on 28th July 2026, so we cannot say which programme it answers to now.

• Rabona

  

  Rabona combines casino games with a sportsbook, giving it a wider remit than Cadoola, and its roots run back to the same operating company, though today it sits with 7StarsPartners rather than Cadoola’s WowPartners. Its bonus terms and banking limits are set independently, and the sports betting section carries its own separate rules worth checking before you sign up.

• Wazamba

  

  Wazamba wraps its slots and live casino offering in a jungle-adventure theme with quests and levelling, a different presentation style to Cadoola’s retro arcade branding, though both come from the same operator’s stable and both still report to WowPartners, which makes Wazamba the closest current stablemate on this page. Game providers overlap significantly across the two sites.

Cadoola100 Review

Cadoola’s operator of record has changed twice. Reviews from 2024-25 credit Araxio Development N.V. on Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ (issued through Antillephone N.V.), the vehicle that took over after Rabidi N.V. went bankrupt; that certificate is now revoked, and while current review databases put Stellar Ltd of Anjouan in the operator’s chair, they record no verified licence to go with it and no register will corroborate the name, so the position is better described as unknown than as settled. The site launched in 2017 with a retro arcade aesthetic and a casino-only focus, offering slots, table games and live dealer content without a sportsbook attached, alongside support for cryptocurrency and standard card or e-wallet payments.

Because Cadoola is licensed in Curacao rather than by the UK Gambling Commission, it operates outside UK gambling regulation. There is no UKGC account behind the brand, and protections that come as standard on a UKGC-licensed site, such as the Gambling Commission’s dispute-resolution service and GAMSTOP self-exclusion, do not apply here in the same way. That is a genuine, practical difference worth weighing up before signing up, particularly for UK-based players.

Cadoola’s promotions typically run as a multi-stage welcome package spread across the first few deposits, a pattern shared with several of its stablemates from the old Rabidi-era group, though the specific percentages, wagering requirements and spin counts are set independently for each brand and do change over time. Account verification follows the operator’s own know-your-customer process rather than UK-style affordability checks, so it is worth reading the current terms and withdrawal limits on the site itself before depositing seriously.

On the game side, Cadoola draws on a broad spread of studios rather than any single exclusive provider, in keeping with the way the rest of the family’s brands are put together, so the exact slot titles and table games available can vary and change over time. Banking covers standard debit cards and e-wallets alongside a decent range of cryptocurrencies, which suits an operator competing for players across many countries rather than a single regulated market. Customer support is generally handled through live chat, and as with any offshore casino, it is sensible to read the withdrawal limits and verification requirements before playing for real money.

Cadoola100 FAQs

Who owns Cadoola?

Nobody has published it, so the honest answer is unconfirmed. Former operators Rabidi N.V. (bankrupt) and Araxio Development N.V. (revoked Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ) no longer run it. A July 2026 review-database listing names Stellar Ltd, registered in Anjouan, but that company cannot be tied to Cadoola through any regulator’s own record, so we do not repeat it as fact. What can be evidenced is the WowPartners affiliate programme in Cadoola’s footer, shared with Wazamba and Alf Casino.

Is Cadoola licensed by the UK Gambling Commission?

No. Cadoola has never featured on the UK Gambling Commission’s register, its former Curacao cover via Araxio Development N.V. has been revoked, no replacement appears in the Curacao regulator’s current registry, and nothing is displayed on the site itself, so UK players get no regulatory protection here and no regulator to complain to.

What are Cadoola’s genuine sister sites?

Cadoola belongs to the same brand family, historically run by Rabidi N.V. and then Araxio Development N.V., as Campo Bet, Malina Casino, Buran Casino, BoaBoa, Rabona and Wazamba, all of which are covered individually on this site. Only Wazamba and Alf Casino still share Cadoola’s WowPartners affiliate programme. Buran Casino and Rabona have gone to 7StarsPartners, Campo Bet to 2RBO and Malina Casino to MioMedia, so those three are former relatives rather than current stablemates.

Does Cadoola have a sportsbook?

No. Unlike stablemates such as Campo Bet and Rabona, Cadoola sticks to casino games only, without a sports betting section.

Is Cadoola safe to use?

Cadoola is licensed in Curacao, which involves lighter regulatory oversight than a UK Gambling Commission licence. It is not illegal to use, but UK players will not have the same consumer protections as on a UKGC-licensed site, so it is worth reading the current terms carefully first.

What payment methods does Cadoola support?

Cadoola supports a mix of standard debit cards and e-wallets alongside a range of cryptocurrencies, which is typical of Curacao-licensed operators serving an international audience. Always check the current banking page for up-to-date limits and processing times.

How old is Cadoola?

Cadoola has been operating since 2017, making it one of the longer-running brands in the group, and it has survived both the Rabidi N.V. bankruptcy and the revocation of the group’s old Curacao certificate.

Does Cadoola have a VIP or loyalty programme?

Cadoola runs a loyalty structure alongside its multi-stage welcome package, though the exact tiers, rewards and qualifying criteria are set by the operator and can change, so it is worth checking the current version on the site rather than relying on older descriptions.