A glowing corporate tower branching down into rows of casino brand tiles — one company, many brands

Operators, not brands

A casino brand is a logo and a domain. The thing that actually runs it — takes your deposit, writes the terms, holds the licence — is a company, and one company often runs many brands at once. These pages trace the operating entity behind the names players ask about, and list every brand we can tie to it from a public source.

Why this matters

If several "different" casinos share one operator, they often share terms, a cashier, a support desk — and a blacklist. Knowing the company tells you who you're really dealing with before you deposit. Why one backend runs many brands →

The operators we trace

Medium Rare N.V.

The Curaçao entity behind Stake.com and Primedice — documented, with Stake.us run by a separate entity under the same parent.

Santeda International B.V.

Listed as the operator behind MyStake, Velobet, Goldenbet and others — per gambling directories.

Dama N.V.

A large SoftSwiss-platform family — PlayAmo, FastPay, King Billy — and the historical home of BitStarz.

EOD Code SRL

The operator cluster behind newer crypto names — Instant Casino, TG.Casino, Mega Dice — per directory records.

Why start with the company rather than the brand? Because the operator is what carries a record. A licence, a complaint history, a payout reputation and a blacklist all attach to the company, not to whichever logo it trades under this year. When one operator runs several brands, a problem you left behind at one can be waiting under a fresh name at the next — so reading the group is how you avoid making the same decision twice. Each page below traces one operator and lists the brands we can tie to it from a public source, with the weak links marked "verifying" so you know exactly how far the evidence goes.

How we source these

Flagship links come from a casino's own footer or licence page; wider brand families are taken from public gambling directories (AskGamblers, casino-groups.com) and marked "verifying" where we haven't matched them on a register ourselves. A shared registered-agent address is not proof of common ownership, and we never infer one from it. Full standards on methodology.

Looking for a single brand instead? See every traced casino or run the provenance checker.