Rabona Sister Sites 2026

Rabona is an offshore sportsbook and casino that debuted in 2019 in the stable then fronted by Rabidi N.V. and later Araxio Development N.V. Both of those companies are out of the picture, Rabidi having gone bankrupt after losing player-refund lawsuits and the group’s Curacao certificate having been revoked, and no successor has been announced. On our 18th July 2026 re-check the review databases were naming Naale Limited, with some listings adding Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202411077-FI2. Looking again on 28th July 2026, that permit number is recorded on the Anjouan register against a different company, Stellar Ltd, which is reason enough not to repeat the attribution. Rabona names no operator on its own site, so ownership here is recorded as unconfirmed.

Rabona still sits alongside Nomini, Alf Casino, Cadoola, Casinia, Malina Casino and BoaBoa in the same brand family, each reviewed on this site.

Family, though, is now the limit of it. Rabona’s own footer points at the 7StarsPartners affiliate programme, shared with Nomini, Casinia, Buran Casino and Libra Bet. Cadoola and Alf Casino have gone to WowPartners and Malina Casino to MioMedia, so those are former relatives rather than casinos run alongside Rabona today. Rabona has never held a UK Gambling Commission licence, and like its stablemates its own site actively blocks UK visitors with an on-site “access restricted” notice, so it falls outside UK safer-gambling protections such as GamStop. The single “sister site” previously named here, All Star Games, had no real connection to Rabona or any of its operators and has been replaced with the brand’s genuine, verified relatives below.

Rabona Sister Sites

Written by Mark F
Updated 28th July 2026

Last updated 28th July 2026. The Naale Limited attribution has been downgraded to an unverified database entry, because the Anjouan permit quoted alongside it belongs to a different company on the register, and ownership now reads as unconfirmed. References to a live Curacao licence are corrected to the past tense, and the brands below are separated into the ones still sharing Rabona’s affiliate programme and the ones that have left, Malina Casino included. Everything on Rabona’s sportsbook, casino, bonuses and banking stands as it was.

Who Rabona Still Runs With, And Who It Does Not

All of these casinos began on Curacao certificate 8048/JAZ, held through Araxio Development N.V. after Rabidi N.V. collapsed, which is what made them one family in the first place. When that certificate was revoked the group scattered, and the pieces were not kept together, so a sister-site list written from the old paperwork is now describing a company structure that no longer exists.

The one signal that still tracks reality is the Partners link each brand publishes in its own footer, since it points at whoever collects the affiliate money and is updated the moment a casino changes hands. Read individually on 28th July 2026, Rabona shares the 7StarsPartners programme with Nomini, Casinia, Buran Casino and Libra Bet. Cadoola and Alf Casino report to WowPartners, Zet Casino to MateAffiliates and Campo Bet to 2RBO, which is the only brand in the group with a licence you can actually verify. Malina Casino has ended up at MioMedia, whose other casinos are Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo and which has no history with this family at all. BoaBoa is the gap we cannot close, because its site refuses British connections, so we have left it unassigned rather than guess.

• Nomini

  

  Nomini is the crab-mascot casino-first counterpart to Rabona within the same operator group, trading sportsbook markets for a heavier focus on slots, table games and a live-dealer floor. It came up on the same Curacao paperwork, now revoked, uses the same account verification and still shares Rabona’s 7StarsPartners programme, which makes it the closest current stablemate here. It is just as firmly closed to UK sign-ups.

• Alf Casino

  

  Alf Casino swaps Rabona’s football-first identity for an alien-themed slots catalogue, though the corporate umbrella they once shared has gone and Alf now reports to the WowPartners programme rather than Rabona’s. Players moving between the two will find the same account system and banking menu, just wrapped in very different branding.

• Cadoola

  

  Cadoola leans into a bright, arcade-style look rather than Rabona’s sports-betting focus, and while the two once shared an owner and a Curacao licence, that certificate is revoked and Cadoola has moved to WowPartners, leaving only the same lack of UK regulation in common. It is a slots-and-live-casino site first, with no dedicated sportsbook of its own.

• Casinia

  

  Casinia takes a plainer, no-nonsense approach compared with Rabona’s sports-led branding, aimed at players who just want a straightforward slots and table-games list. Both are unconfirmed on ownership, both are without a verifiable licence, both remain closed to UK players, and Casinia is one of the few here still in Rabona’s 7StarsPartners programme.

• Malina Casino

  

  Malina Casino is a casino-only brand from the same original group, without the sportsbook element that defines Rabona itself, and it shares the back-end and verification steps the family was built on. What it no longer shares is an owner. Malina’s footer points at the MioMedia programme, alongside Neon54, SlotsPalace, MyEmpire, RTbet and Pistolo, while Rabona’s points at 7StarsPartners, and nobody has published who runs Malina now. Its Curacao cover is revoked and it displays no licence at all, so treat it as a former relative rather than a current stablemate.

• BoaBoa

  

  BoaBoa closes out the group of stablemates covered on this site, running a jungle-themed casino rather than Rabona’s sports-first pitch, but built on the same account infrastructure and the same Curacao licensing that has since been revoked. Its site turns British connections away, so which programme it answers to now is the one thing on this page we could not pin down.

Rabona Review

Rabona launched in 2019 as a combined sportsbook and casino in what was then the Rabidi N.V. family, later credited to Araxio Development N.V.; today the review databases name Naale Limited as its operator following the group’s bankruptcy-and-relicensing churn, an attribution that falls apart the moment you check the Anjouan register, where the permit quoted alongside it belongs to Stellar Ltd instead. Rabona itself names no company anywhere on the site, so who owns it is genuinely unknown. Where its stablemates are casino-only, Rabona leads with sports betting, covering football, tennis, esports and a long list of niche markets including Gaelic football and ski jumping, alongside a casino section running to more than 4,000 titles from providers such as NetEnt, Microgaming, Quickspin, Yggdrasil and Evolution Gaming.

Licensing and UK availability

Rabona came up under a Curacao gaming licence that has since been revoked, has nothing verifiable in its place, and has never held a UK Gambling Commission licence. As with its casino-only sisters, the restriction is actively enforced rather than simply unmarketed: visiting rabona.com from a blocked region returns an on-site “403 Access Restricted” notice stating the project is not available in that country for legal reasons. UK residents cannot access the site, and it sits outside protections such as GamStop and Gambling Commission oversight as a result.

Welcome offer and banking

New players choose from several welcome-bonus routes rather than a single fixed offer: a casino bonus of 100% up to roughly €750 plus 200 free spins, a sports bonus of 100% up to around €150 on a first sports deposit, or a crypto-specific bonus worth up to €3,000 on a 200% match requiring a minimum €100 deposit. Wagering requirements typically run to 35x on deposit matches and 40x on free spins. Banking covers cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrency, with the crypto route generally the fastest for withdrawals.

Games and sportsbook coverage

The casino runs to more than 12,000 titles by some counts once every slot, jackpot, table game and live-dealer room is included, giving Rabona one of the larger catalogues among its sister brands. The sportsbook side is equally broad, spanning major leagues and tournaments worldwide across football, tennis and the NFL, plus less common markets such as Gaelic football and ski jumping, with both pre-match and in-play betting available through a lightweight mobile web app rather than a dedicated download.

Honest drawbacks

Player feedback on independent review sites has flagged occasional withdrawal delays and slower-than-expected customer service responses, which is worth weighing up alongside the scale of the sportsbook and games library. That sits on top of the more fundamental point that UK residents cannot use the site at all, and that Rabona’s operator group has drawn formal regulatory warnings elsewhere, including from Australia’s ACMA.

Sister sites and this page

Rabona sits within the former Araxio Development N.V./Rabidi N.V. stable that also includes Nomini, Alf Casino, Cadoola, Casinia, Malina Casino and BoaBoa, each with its own theme and promotions but sharing the same back end, account system and banking options; post-churn, the databases file Nomini with Rabona under Naale Limited and several of the others under Stellar Ltd, and neither name survives a register check, so the only current grouping we will state as fact is the affiliate programme each brand publishes in its own footer. All six are reviewed on this site and shown as genuine sister cards above.

Why this page was corrected

This page previously listed no owner at all and named a single fabricated “sister site”, All Star Games, complete with invented bonus copy bearing no relation to Rabona or its real operator. That listing has been removed and replaced with the six verified relatives shown above, each with its own genuine write-up.

Rabona FAQs

Does Rabona have any sister sites?

Yes, though the list is shorter than it used to be. Rabona’s brand family, formerly run by Rabidi N.V. and then Araxio Development N.V., includes Nomini, Alf Casino, Cadoola, Casinia, Malina Casino and BoaBoa, all reviewed on this site and shown above. Of those, Nomini and Casinia still share Rabona’s 7StarsPartners affiliate programme, along with Buran Casino and Libra Bet. Cadoola and Alf Casino have moved to WowPartners and Malina Casino to MioMedia, making them former relatives rather than current stablemates.

Who owns Rabona?

Unconfirmed. Review-database data from July 2026 lists Naale Limited, but the Anjouan permit quoted with that listing is recorded against Stellar Ltd on the register itself, and Rabona names no company on its own site. Its earlier operators, Rabidi N.V. (declared bankrupt) and Araxio Development N.V. (revoked Curacao certificate), previously ran the wider stable that also includes Nomini, Wazamba and Casinia. The only current relationship we can evidence is the 7StarsPartners affiliate programme in Rabona’s footer.

What licence does Rabona hold?

None that can be verified. The Curacao licence it came up on has been revoked, the Anjouan permit quoted for it belongs to another company on the register, and the site displays nothing. It has never held a UK Gambling Commission licence. Its operator group has also received formal warnings from overseas regulators, including Australia’s ACMA, for accepting players without local authorisation.

Can UK players use Rabona?

No. Rabona has never held a UK Gambling Commission licence, and its own website actively blocks UK visitors with an on-site ‘access restricted’ notice, so UK players cannot sign up and fall outside UK safer-gambling protections such as GamStop.

What does Rabona offer that its casino-only sister sites don’t?

Rabona is the sportsbook-led member of its operator’s stable, covering football, tennis, esports and niche sports like Gaelic football alongside a 4,000+ title casino, whereas sisters such as Nomini, Alf Casino and Casinia focus purely on casino games with no dedicated sportsbook.

What sports and markets does Rabona cover?

Rabona covers major sports including football, tennis and esports plus a long tail of niche markets such as Gaelic football, floorball and ski jumping, with both pre-match and live in-play betting available alongside its casino section.