NRG Bet Sister Sites - All Bookies like NRG (2024)

Rhino Bet was the first Playbook-owned bookmaker to launch in the UK, and most know it as the company's flagship. The addition of NRG Bet can thus be considered an expansion, even if there is little to separate the two. Promotions and offers aside, in fact, there is absolutely no difference.

Rhino Bet has a slightly worse offer than NRG Bet, which is understandable given that the latter is new, and more promotions seem to be offered on the latter as well. In short, Rhino Bet is a good option for those who like the product at NRG, though it would have been better to register when the offer was better.

Betzone is owned by Bet21 Limited, a company that first set up shop in 1973, but today's online product is provided solely by Playbook Gaming. As such, while there clearly is some history involved here, we can only judge the current product and as we have previously established, there are things to improve.

The welcome offer, frankly speaking, is not great as punters must make net losses to even get the free bets. Furthermore, a minimum of 3 x £10 bets must be placed within the first three days to qualify. At the end of these three days, 50% of the net losses are credited as free bets and the potential winnings from these are capped at £100.

BresBet was launched in 2021 and is owned by the horse racing enthusiast Nic Brereton. Having said that, the site is operated by Playbook Gaming and thus sports the same design as its sister sites. The colour scheme is a bit more colourful but that is the only difference as far as the sportsbook goes.

The bookmaker is even on our list of ones to avoid as it suffers from a poor welcome offer - 50% of losses refunded on the first day - and a lack of customer support. The latter can be said for all of the Playbook Gaming sites, to be honest, but some are better than others. In our opinion, it is not worth signing up.

Dragonbet is owned by Lovell Brothers Limited and during its infancy, it was actually not operated by Playbook Gaming. After the previous provider was taken over by another company in 2023, though, Dragonbet opted to switch sportsbook providers and it has been under the Playbook umbrella since.

The bookmaker focuses heavily on the Welsh market and while this has attracted some punters, the site is not that impressive. The sportsbook lacks several key features and, above all, there is no betting offer for new customers to claim. Similarly to BresBet, we thus recommended other options instead in our review of the site.

Planet Sport Bet hit the market in 2021 and is owned by the Football 365 group, which is responsible for popular news sites such as Team Talk and Planet F1. The site is operated by Playbook Gaming and while famous people such as Robbie Savage have been brand ambassadors, the brand has never taken off.

The bookmaker used to £10 in free bets up for grabs, but this welcome offer has since been scrapped. This lack of a betting sign-up deal, as well as the subpar sportsbook and poor customer support, means Planet Sport Bet has no chance of competing with the big sites in the UK.