Rollerbet's sister sites aren't traditional sites that are linked through UKGC licensing conditions with Rollerbet the only brand under TECH-IN GLOBAL LTD (UKGC: 66539), but there are multiple brands that use the same EveryMatrix sportsbook software. Amongst those domains are names like BetTom, BetAhoy and BetGoodwin.
Rollerbet is a newly launched betting platform that is operated by TECH-IN GLOBAL LTD (UKGC: 66539).
The operator only acquired its UKGC licence in 2025, with Rollerbet the sole domain sitting on that licence. Despite those elements of inexperience, TECH-IN have been wise enough to combat that by partnering with an experienced sportsbook provider.
The Rollerbet sportsbook is powered on the EveryMatrix platform, which already services a host of different bookmakers. That is where the links between Rollerbet sister sites will be forged.

The Rollerbet platform is undeniably decent, with sports and casino options to dabble in.
The Rollerbet sportsbook, which comes with 41 different options to bet on, split into 39 sports and two additional areas, namely "Specials" and "Politics". The wider coverage of sports betting is excellent too.
You get upsides like Best Odds Guaranteed in horse racing, circa 1,000 markets in football and global coverage of nearly every sport that is available to bet on.
The casino offering is also solid enough, with 2,500 games to explore. There are some household recognisable titles to play too, courtesy of relationships with some well-known software providers.
It has to be acknowledged that those two areas don't feel linked up at all, though. They have the same name, but transferring from sports to casino leaves you with whiplash, such is the dramatic contrast of design.
We'll end our thoughts on the banking methods offered, though. There are positives to be had there, namely owing to the fact that you can withdraw from just £1.
Rollerbet isn't the perfect platform, but it is a solid enough operation. Will any of these Rollerbet sister sites and alternatives offer a more rounded platform to dabble on?
BetTom is probably our favourite of the sister sites we've listed here, scoring points from the off with its smart blue and white colour scheme making for a really good looking platform.
In addition to being easy on the eyes, the BetTom site is really well structured too. It means you can navigate around the site with ease, regardless of whether you are switching between the sportsbook and casino or drilling deeper into one of those areas.
Like with the other Rollerbet sister sites, having a good control of navigation is important too. There is so much to delve into with over 1,000 betting markets offered on Premier League football matches, for example.
Then you have the casino side of the site to consider too. That boasts just over 2,000 games, with 10% of those titles forming a 200-strong live casino. Importantly, the theme is all linked up giving a strong brand appeal.
Ken Howell's is a good-looking sister site that contrasts boldly between red and white colours and positions a strong aesthetic alongside an excellent structure. Unlike at Rollerbet, this theme remains a constant regardless of where in the site you navigate to.
If your navigation takes you to the sportsbook, you'll find an offering that maps very tightly to Rollerbet, albeit with Ken Howells perhaps making more noise around its horse racing offering. That isn't exactly a surprise given it has spent most of its years as a trackside specialist.
It also doesn't mean that you can't bet on other sports. You still have circa 40 sports to bet on, touching every corner of the globe and market depths that will let you bet on every imaginable outcome.
The casino side of the site, whilst matching in design, isn't as good. There is nothing wrong with the quality on offer, nor the layout, but the game count just isn't as strong.
Where Rollerbet offers 2,500 games, Ken Howells comes in at somewhere around half that.
QuinnBet does not operate on the EveryMatrix sportsbook software, nor does it share an operator with Rollerbet, but we want to include it in our lists of sister sites and alternatives because there does appear to be an as yet unspoken link between the two brands. Rollerbet certainly has some shared traits where aesthetic design choices are concerned.
As for the actual offering, QuinnBet's sportsbook is powered by Pragmatic Solutions. It does not stand up to the EveryMatrix platform.
It does tick a lot of more general sports betting boxes, boasting live streaming, Best Odds Guaranteed and offering betbuilder functionality, but the football market depths only run into the low hundreds, whilst the range of sports available to bet on only sits in the low 20s, as opposed to the high 30s at Rollerbet.
The QuinnBet casino is fine, boasting a broadly comparable number of games to Rollerbet. Once again, though, there is a design shift between areas.

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.