BzeeBet itself has closed down, following Aspire Global's decision to leave the UK market, but there are still a few sister sites through the owner ZeePartners. We have also included some alternatives below.
The owner of BzeeBet is ZeePartners. While that might sound strange given that the site has closed down, the company still owns the brand name. As for the platform used before, it was provided by the sizeable AG Communications Limited (UKGC: 39483); you might know them better as Aspire Global.
AG Communications had an extensive catalogue of white-label solutions, with BzeeBet being just one of them. With a lengthy history and various projects behind them, the decision to leave the UK came as a bit of a surprise, even if improvements were needed (which would have cost money).
BzeeBet is a betting site that delivers good performance in some areas but underwhelms in others, washing through with a distinctly average feel. With BzeeBet sister sites galore ready to explore, do any of the alternatives stack up any better?
The Mr Play look and feel is a lot cleaner than that of BzeeBet but that's largely where the differences end. Look beyond that initial cosmetic view and easy to tell Mr Play is a sister site.
What that means is that you've got a good coverage of a range of sports with plenty of depth across them, with global coverage in headline grabbing sports like football and horse racing. Over in the casino, there is an abundance of games, a live casino and household brand names.
There are some areas of challenge for Mr Play as well though. For starters, their claim of providing "some of the most generous betting odds available" is a tad overstated with betting margins of 7.61% not tragically bad but, equally, far from market leading.
The other huge negative is charges that can be attached to banking transactions, depending on your payment methods.
Mr Luck, colouring aside, cuts a similar picture to that of Mr Play and BzeeBet.
You will enjoy the same respectable betting margins with pricing consistent across the platforms.
Additionally, you have the same breadth and depth of sports and markets, which includes an array of esports games as well. On the subject of positives, you also have a significant choice of payment methods and a plentiful casino.
The flip side of those good payment options is the fees that are charged on withdrawals. In addition to those issues, there are also watch outs in the casino with the deposit bonus requiring a hefty 35x wagering whilst poor customer support caps off the cons.
Tangobet is yet another BzeeBet sister site clone with the structure of the site, along with a lot of the pros and cons shared too.
The odds in the sportsbook are the same as the other sites listed here, making it reasonable in terms of pricing, whilst the market availability and array of casino games and brands are also solid.
There are some notable downsides to talk through as well though. They are not just the negatives we have called out on some of the other sister sites either - albeit those issues do still remain.
Instead, we need to highlight huge navigation problems that are present at Tangobet; those issues make it almost impossible to play on the site.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.