NRG's sister sites include Betwright, Dragonbet, AK Bets, Planetsportbet, Londonbet, Gentlemen Jim, Starsports and many more using the same Playbook Gaming software.
However, NRG is an independent bookmaker by licence, as the only brand registered to Sharedbet Limited under the UKGC account number 63635.
Launched at the start of 2024, NRG Bet is a new bookie on the market but the product will look very familiar to some punters. This is because NRG Bet is owned and operated by Sharedbet Limited, which is part of the Playbook Gaming Limited empire. The latter is known for white-label services but it actually owns NRG Bet, as used to be the case with Rhino Bet.
Sharedbet Limited is licensed and regulated by the UKGC under account number 63635, and this company also used to host Rhino Bet. The latter has since been moved to the Playbook licence, but indirectly remains under the same ownership as NRG Bet. In short, those of you who are familiar with Playbook Gaming will have understood by now that there are several sister sites.

NRG Bet relies on the strong foundation of Playbook Gaming, which comes with several pros. These include familiarity and comprehensive offerings on both the sports and casino front.
On the flip side, the bookie certainly looks very templated and this might put off punters who are looking for something different, and not what is essentially the same product.
The promotions for existing customers also aren't great, while the welcome offer is just decent, and some luxury features found on the best betting sites are missing.
The fact that it's new weighs heavily, though, so we expect many punters to sign up even if the product isn't always the best. It's still decent, just not the best.
Below, we review each of NRG Bet sister sites and as they are fundamentally the same product, we focus on the differences between them.
Planet Sport Bet has a rather interesting story as it stems from the news company Planet Sport, which runs well-known sites such as TeamTalk, Football365 and Planet F1. The move to online betting was made in 2021 and the site has been going relatively strong since, which it has Playbook's platform to thank for.

On the site, in addition to the usual Playbook sportsbook and features, you will find a few promotions and Robbie Savage, who is one of the brand ambassadors. Planet Sport Bet also has a section for bingo, unlike some of its sisters, and there is also an app for punters to download. In short, pretty much what you would expect.
London Bet is one of the new additions to the Playbook Gaming family, unveiling its site in the spring of 2025. The theme of the site, as you would expect, revolves around London and more specifically Big Ben. What really makes the bookie stand out, however, is the decision to go with capital gains.
Indeed, this is what London Bet calls the rewards for its loyal punters, sort of like a loyalty scheme or rewards programme. In reality, this is pretty similar to traditional promotions. We were also very pleased with our withdrawal test of Lonon Bet, receiving the money quickly, but some more payment methods could still be added.
BetWright is also relatively new, but you can certainly say that it's more established than the aforementioned London Bet. With NRG Bet, meanwhile, it's probably neck-and-neck. In any case, it's yet another good Playbook Gaming site with all the same features and market depth, offering some promotions too.

These are called "Bangers N'Cash", with BetWright taking a slightly different approach than traditional promotions, even if they work just the same. Considering that NRG Bet has increased its minimum deposit, it could be worth joining BetWright just for the £1 minimum amount. Overall, it's a solid site.

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