ZetBet is part of the Aspire Global (AG) network, giving it 20+ sister sites to choose from, all run under the same AG Communications Limited license. Although they are slightly different to other AG brands as they are owned by Marketplay Ltd.
Still, AG run the site as a white label, and you can expect similar betting experiences. Which also means you will encounter some common issues across the network such as:
Although a few AG brands offer an okay betting experience, more AG sites currently sit on our blacklist than our recommended list, due to the issues above in our own testing, and a high number of complaints from real players.
Still, if you are curious about ZetBet's sister sites, we have listed some brands below that we currently recommend including Bet442, Mr Luck, Betiton, Luckster, Mr Play and many more.
ZetBet is owned by Marketplay Ltd, a Maltese based company that is registered under MGA/CL1/408/2007. Their UK operations though are operated by the betting beasts that is AG Communications Ltd (UKGC: 39483).
AG Communications, or Aspire Global as you might recognise them, operate a vast number of white-label sites across the UK market.
With ZetBet just one of the plentiful options available to you, we’re taking this chance to highlight some ZetBet sister sites to you. Expect to see some similarities between them but, equally, don’t expect them all to deliver in exactly the same way.
ZetBet has been established in the UK for a few years now having launched in 2022. During that time, it’s probably fair to assess the impact they have made as reasonable with its offering pretty solid across the board.
The sportsbook offers good coverage and deep market depth whilst the casino games on offer to punters are vast. There is also a good range of payment methods available, which you can utilise without fees.
There is certainly room for improvement at ZetBet as well though. The look and feel of the site isn’t amazing whilst you do sometimes run into navigation challenges. In more bad news, the betting margins of 8.78% weaken the sportsbook considerably.
The phrase “close but no cigar” comes to mind when talking about ZetBet. Let’s see if some of the ZetBet sister sites edge closer to delivering what is the real deal of an online betting platform.
Despite being one of the ZetBet sister sites, when first arriving at Neptune Play you feel like you have landed in a very different place.
It isn’t necessarily a better one either, albeit the mass payment methods and good casino offering is a shared positive.
The colour scheme of the site looks much smarter too, and the icon layout is an improvement versus ZetBet as well.
Unfortunately, our experiences at Neptune Play have been riddled with navigation issues, ranging from slow loading speeds to general dead ends when exploring the options that are supposed to be available to punters.
Again, betting margins are north of the 8% mark too, which is nowhere near where you want to be aiming.
From a landing page perspective, Mr Play is a real blend between ZetBet and Neptune Play. It has the structure of the former but colouring closer to the latter; it’s not of massive importance but that colour scheme is superior to ZetBet, for us at least. It’s not the only place it performs better either.
The sportsbook is the big win for Mr Play. Like ZetBet, it benefits from the extensive markets that comes with being part of the Aspire Global set up but also provides much more competitive betting margins; they came in at 6.57% during our test.
If we wanted to highlight areas where Mr Play lacks, it is largely in the service. Options to contact the operator are limited, withdrawal speeds are severely lacking, and the Trustpilot ratings are weak at 1.8 out of five.
Bet £10 Get £15 in Free Bets
Min. Deposit | £10 |
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Max. Amount | £15 |
Turnover | No wagering |
Expiration | 14 days |
Once again, you can very quickly see that BetFusion and ZetBet are sister sites despite also having some variation to them. Our takeaway from BetFusion is one of it being “rank average”, which isn’t a wildly different summary from what we gave ZetBet. Reasons are similar too.
The sportsbook comes in with an 8.03% betting margin, which is marginally better than its sister site but still shoddy in the wider context of the sports betting market. In addition to that, navigation is pretty weak too.
As for the strengths, the casino is solid with a wide range of games provided by big name operators whilst the aforementioned navigation pain is largely consigned to the sports side of the site. Betfusion's withdrawal times were rapid in our test as well.
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.