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7Bit Casino Sister Sites

Which casinos genuinely share 7Bit's owner and licence — and which just look similar

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The short version: 7Bit Casino is run by Dama N.V., a Curaçao-registered operator with a stable of casino brands. Its real sister sites are the other Dama brands — same company, same licence, same cashier and much the same terms. Everything else marketed as a "7Bit alternative" is either a different operator running similar software, or an affiliate stretching the definition.

How to tell a real 7Bit Casino sister site from a lookalike

That distinction matters more than it sounds. A genuine sister site inherits the things you actually care about — the same payout policy, the same verification standards, the same support team behind the chat window. A site that merely uses the same game supplier inherits none of it, and the fact that the lobby looks familiar tells you nothing about whether you'll get paid.

Below: how to verify the connection yourself, the brands that hold up under checking, and the ones that get listed as sisters without evidence.

Who owns 7Bit Casino

7Bit Casino launched in 2014 as one of the earlier Bitcoin-friendly casinos and has been operating continuously since. The company named in the site footer is Dama N.V., registered in Curaçao, which operates a portfolio of casino brands rather than a single site.

Australia is where this gets a bit awkward, and it's worth being straight about it. There is no Australian licence for online casino games — the Interactive Gambling Act prohibits offering them to Australians, and the ACMA's job is blocking such sites rather than licensing them. So when you see a casino advertising itself to Australians, the licence in the footer is always foreign. For Dama N.V. that's Curaçao.

Curaçao restructured its regime under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, moving from the old master-licence system to direct licensing by the Curaçao Gaming Authority. Operators have been migrating from the old Antillephone-issued numbers to new CGA licences, which means the number in a footer today may not match what you saw a year ago. That's normal, not a red flag by itself — but it does mean the only reliable check is looking it up in the register rather than trusting a comparison table.

Be realistic about what a Curaçao licence gives you. It's a real regulator with a complaints process, but it is not the ACMA and it is not the UK Gambling Commission. If a dispute goes badly, your practical options are the operator's own complaints process and the licensing authority — not an Australian ombudsman. Factor that in before you deposit anything you'd struggle to lose.

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Pick a brand to see who operates it, where it's licensed, and where to verify that for yourself.

Operator names and licence details are taken from each site's own footer at the date shown at the bottom of this page. Footers change — always confirm in the register before you deposit.

Real sister sites: same operator, same licence

These are the brands that list Dama N.V. in their footers alongside 7Bit Casino. Same company, same licensing, and in practice the same cashier, the same verification queue and near-identical terms and conditions.

PlayAmo

Same operator

The best-known name in the group and the closest match to 7Bit in feel. Large pokie library, crypto-friendly, similar payout speeds. If you want the same experience with a different welcome offer, this is the obvious swap.

Woo Casino

Same operator

Lighter interface, heavier on tournaments and drop-and-win promos. Same A$ support and much the same payment menu, with an emphasis on regular reloads rather than one big welcome package.

Bizzo Casino

Same operator

Newer brand in the same stable, aimed at players who want a cleaner lobby and fewer crypto touches. Verification and withdrawal handling behave the same way because it's the same back office.

SlotHunter

Same operator

Pokies-first with a smaller live section. Worth a look if the live casino floor at 7Bit isn't something you use and you'd rather a simpler site.

Golden Star Casino

Same operator

One of the older brands in the group and the most crypto-native after 7Bit itself. Familiar cashier, familiar limits, slightly different game mix.

Group membership does shift. Brands get sold, closed or rebranded, and a site that was a sister two years ago may not be one now — Bob Casino is the usual example of a brand that's since gone. Check the footer of any site before you treat it as related.

Same platform, different operator

There's a second category that gets muddled into sister-site lists constantly: casinos built on the same white-label platform or stocked by the same game aggregator, but run by a different company under a different licence. SoftSwiss powers a large slice of the crypto casino market, which is why so many of these sites have the same lobby layout, the same search behaviour and the same "provably fair" tab.

BitStarz is the classic example. It looks and feels adjacent to 7Bit, launched around the same time, targets similar players — and is a different operator entirely. Nothing about 7Bit's payout record tells you anything about theirs, in either direction.

The practical test is simple. Scroll to the footer and read the company name and the licence number. If they differ, it's not a sister site no matter how similar the lobby looks. Same company plus same licence is the only combination that means anything.

Real sister

Same company name and same licence number in the footer.

Platform cousin

Same software or game suppliers, different operator. Familiar, unrelated.

Not related at all

Shares only an affiliate programme, or copies the brand name. Walk away.

Five sites compared

Same-group brands against 7Bit Casino on the things Australians actually ask about. Figures were read from each cashier and can move.

Brand Relationship Min deposit PayID Crypto Fastest payout
7Bit Casino This site A$20 Yes Yes 1–2 hours
PlayAmo Same operator A$20 Yes Yes 1–3 hours
Woo Casino Same operator A$20 Yes Yes 2–4 hours
Bizzo Casino Same operator A$30 Yes Limited Same day
BitStarz Different operator A$20 Varies Yes Under 10 min

7Bit's own limits are documented in full on the payment methods and minimum deposit pages.

Why people go looking for alternatives

In our reader mail the reasons cluster into four. The most common by far is that the site won't load — which is usually a DNS or ISP issue rather than the casino disappearing, and is worth ruling out on the status page before you go signing up somewhere new.

Second is the welcome offer. You've used yours, you want another one, and a sister brand looks like the answer. Sometimes it is. Often it isn't, because groups routinely apply one-bonus-per-household rules across all their brands and the abuse team can see the shared payment details.

Third is a specific gripe — a game provider that isn't stocked, a payment method that isn't offered, a withdrawal that took longer than expected. Fourth, and least often admitted, is chasing losses at a fresh site. If that's the honest reason, the sister-site list is not what you need; Gambling Help Online is free, 24/7 and worth the call.

What carries over when you move to a 7Bit Casino sister site

When a sister site is the wrong answer

You self-excluded

A self-exclusion at one brand often applies across the whole group, and it's meant to. Going looking for a sister site to get around it is the clearest signal there is that a break is the right call. Australia's national register, BetStop, covers licensed wagering services and is free to join.

You've got a pending withdrawal

Opening an account elsewhere doesn't speed anything up and multiple accounts across a group can flag both. Wait it out and chase support with the withdrawal ID.

You want a second welcome bonus

One offer per person, household, IP and payment method is the standard group term. Claiming twice within the same group risks both the bonus and the winnings.

Your account is under review

Signing up at a sister brand while one account is being investigated tends to link the two. Resolve the first one first.

What changed since our last check

Item Was Now
Curaçao licensingMaster/sub-licence systemDirect CGA licences
Bob CasinoListed as a sister brandNo longer operating
Bizzo CasinoNot in the groupSame operator footer
Bizzo min depositA$20A$30

Sister site questions

What are 7Bit Casino's sister sites?
The other brands operated by Dama N.V. — PlayAmo, Woo Casino, Bizzo Casino, SlotHunter and Golden Star are the ones we've been able to confirm from site footers. Same company, same licence, same cashier.
Is BitStarz a 7Bit Casino sister site?
No. It's a different operator. The two get grouped together because they launched in the same era, target crypto players and run on similar platform technology — but the company and the licence differ, which is the only test that counts.
Can I claim a welcome bonus at each sister site?
Usually not. One bonus per person, household, IP address and payment method is standard across a group, and shared payment details make it easy to spot. Claiming twice risks the bonus and any winnings from it.
Does my balance or verification transfer to a sister site?
No. Each brand is a separate account with its own balance and its own KYC queue. You'll upload your documents again. Self-exclusion, on the other hand, frequently does apply group-wide.
How do I check a sister site claim myself?
Scroll to the footer of both sites. Compare the registered company name and the licence number, then look that number up in the Curaçao Gaming Authority register. Matching company plus matching licence means related; anything else doesn't.
Are any of these licensed in Australia?
No — there is no Australian online casino licence to hold. The Interactive Gambling Act prohibits offering these games to Australians and the ACMA blocks services rather than licensing them, so every casino marketing to Australians runs on a foreign licence.

Staying with 7Bit?

A$20 minimum, PayID and crypto both supported, payouts from an hour. Check the footer licence yourself before you deposit anywhere.

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Tegan Hollis

Written by Tegan Hollis, Payments & Payouts Editor

Published 25 July 2026 Updated 26 August 2026 Checked 29 August 2026