The Betmaze sister sites in a nutshell
Betmaze is an AG Communications survivor brand now trading as one of ProgressPlay Limited‘s white labels. Its sister sites include fellow migrants Tangobet, Dynobet and RedAxePlay, plus white-label neighbours BetMorph and BetStorm.
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At a glance
Brand
Betmaze at betmaze.co.uk
Operator
ProgressPlay Limited
UKGC licence
39335; one regulatory action on record
UK status
Fully licensed with GAMSTOP; customer funds at the not-protected tier
Best sister sites
Tangobet, Dynobet, RedAxePlay, BetMorph, BetStorm
Welcome offers
Sports: bet £10, get a £10 free bet. Casino: 100% to £50 plus 20 spins
Payments
Debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and more; 1% withdrawal fee capped at £3
Last checked
11 September 2026
The five Betmaze sister site profiles below pair the brand’s fellow AG survivors with two of its betting-focused neighbours on the ProgressPlay network.
Tangobet
- Another survivor: Like Betmaze, it left AG Communications when it withdrew from the UK, and it kept its exact URL in the move, whereas Betmaze had to change its ending.
- Triple the free bet: A £10 deposit brings a £30 free bet against Betmaze’s £10, on the same stake-not-returned terms.
- Four product tabs: Casino, Sports, Live and Bingo, the fullest spread among the survivors.
- The older sports name: It carried the network’s sportsbook flag before Betmaze arrived on it.
- Best for: Punters chasing the bigger opening free bet who don’t need Betmaze’s apps.
Dynobet
- A quieter brand: Another former AG Communications name that crossed to ProgressPlay, with less fanfare than its travelling companions.
- £30 for £20: Its free-bet deal asks a £20 first deposit for £30 in free bets, a pricier entry than Betmaze’s £10.
- Odds board on arrival: The homepage lands on a live sports view with an accumulator slip, world leagues included.
- A yellow nameplate: Black-on-yellow block lettering, the plainest logo among these five.
- Best for: Bettors happy to pay £20 at the start in exchange for the bigger opening credit.
RedAxePlay
- The slots-first survivor: One of the four ex-AG Communications names on this network, leading with slots where Betmaze leads with sports betting.
- Spins on the door: 50 free spins on Big Bass Amazon Extreme for a first deposit headline its welcome offer.
- Sports still available: A sportsbook tab runs beside the casino. Bingo, too.
- A red-block logo: REDAXE stamped white-on-red, PLAY hanging off the end.
- Best for: Players who want the same framework with a slots welcome offer instead of a free bet.
BetMorph
- Native, not naturalised: A ProgressPlay white label with no AG Communications past, here for the contrast with the new refugees around it.
- Toy-box lettering: Each letter of the logo comes in a different colour, a not-very bookmaker-looking logo on a betting-focused site.
- Casino first, sports behind: A slots grid greets you on the homepage where Betmaze shows the day’s fixtures.
- Same cashier rules: The network’s 1% withdrawal fee and payment settings apply here as at Betmaze.
- Best for: Players who want the network’s machinery in its most playful wrapper.
BetStorm
- The biggest free bet: Bet £10, get £40, four times what Betmaze hands new sports customers.
- Lightning in a ring: A green-and-red bolt logo under the tab line “Lightning can strike twice”.
- The full four tabs: Casino, sports, live and bingo, matching Tangobet’s spread.
- Same small print underneath: Stake not returned, wagering on winnings, the network free-bet machinery throughout.
- Best for: Free-bet maximisers willing to accept the same terms under a bigger bonus.
How this Betmaze review was made
Every claim here comes from a source I can point you at, so you can judge the page on its evidence. My full approach is on the About Us page.
Rob Hill
I worked through both of the brand’s offerings – casino games and sports betting – navigating by their own links and checking every offer against the terms printed beside it. Full checks of two regulators’ records side by side, cross-checking every name between them. Account opened, deposit made.
11 September 2026, on a Windows laptop using Google Chrome
ProgressPlay Limited, named in full in the site’s footer. The UK Gambling Commission register confirms its head office in Limassol, Cyprus.
39335
The betmaze.co.uk site and its play.betmaze.co.uk casino section: homepage and odds board, promotions, deposit methods and withdrawals pages, FAQ and full terms; the Gambling Commission register entries for licences 39335 and 39483, including their domain tables and the actions tab; the live Tangobet, Dynobet, RedAxePlay, BetMorph and BetStorm sites; the App Store listing; google.co.uk results for the brand name.
11 September 2026, first published version
The émigré with the newest shopfront
Betmaze has two layers. The address on the register, betmaze.co.uk, is the most modern thing this operator runs: a sports-first site landing on a live odds board, 189 events across football down to Formula 1 and golf on the day of writing, Turkish Super Lig fixtures priced beside the Premier League, with native apps on both the App Store and Google Play, something almost none of its 190-odd sister sites offer. Click through to the casino, and the classic ProgressPlay template is right there underneath at play.betmaze.co.uk, the same chassis its sister sites run. New paint on the front, the network’s engine in the back.
The casino side shows its stock proudly, with studio names listed on the game tiles, Games Global and Light & Wonder among them, across roulette variants from 20p Roulette to 100/1 Roulette and a blackjack row from Single Deck to Atlantic City.
Ownership, licensing and the AG Communications lifeboat
UKGC Licensed, ProgressPlay Limited (39335), click to verify
Betmaze is run by ProgressPlay Limited, one of Britain’s biggest white-label operators: the register covers 192 domains, with tables resolving into 20 brands ProgressPlay runs itself, 99 white labels (including betmaze.co.uk), and 72 retired names, with the white-label wing five names smaller than it was a fortnight ago. The licence lists one regulatory action: a £1,000,000 penalty decided on 9 May 2025 for anti-money-laundering and customer interaction failings, which came with a warning and a third-party audit condition, with the Commission noting the operator’s co-operation. The Betmaze website footer discloses everything properly: the Malta company, its MGA licence, and licence number 39335.
The brand’s history is the interesting part. Betmaze began life on AG Communications’ licence, account 39483, whose register entry is now a museum: all 76 of its domains listed as inactive, a graveyard that includes names as big as Karamba, Hopa and Magic Red. The operator has left the UK market, but several of its old brands live on elsewhere: 24Spin and HeySpin are on Jumpman Gaming’s network, while ProgressPlay has thus far revived four: Tangobet, Dynobet, RedAxePlay and Betmaze itself.
Betmaze bonuses: two welcome offers, one set of limits
The sports welcome offer asks for a £10 first bet at odds of 1.5 or better and returns a £10 free bet: one-time stake, stake not returned, winnings wagered once from real balance first, a £200 cap on what the free bet can pay out, and seven days to use it. The casino welcome offer is 100% up to £50 plus 20 free spins on Play’n GO’s Book of Dead, at 10x wagering on the bonus within 30 days and 10x on spin winnings within seven, with the numbers that actually govern printed beside it: conversions cap at £50 from the bonus and £20 from the spins. Both offers carry the network’s usual clause: welcome offers limited to five casino brands and one sportsbook across the network. Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded, and a withdrawal request voids any pending bonus.
The rest of the bonus set is the operator’s standard rotation: a Mystery Box reload on the code MBOX paying up to 100 free spins, a Trio of Fortune, a Midweek Wheel of Prizes, Choose Your Rewards points and a Weekend Wheel of Spins, all opt-in, all running the network’s 10x wagering and tight cash-out ceilings. Nothing here changes the arithmetic that matters: whatever the wheel or box pays, the cash-out caps decide what it was worth.
Payments: confirmed timings, two standing fees
The deposit option range is wide: Visa and Mastercard debit (virtual and prepaid included), PayPal, Apple Pay, instant bank payments, Paysafecard, Payz, Neteller, Skrill, Neosurf and Pay via Phone. Two things worth knowing: Pay via Phone deducts a 15% processing fee from every deposit, the costliest route on the network, and can’t receive withdrawals. Withdrawals run through a one-business-day internal check, then follow the per-method transfer times the site confirms: Skrill and instant bank around a day, cards and PayPal three to seven. Mastercard withdrawals aren’t available at all due to issuer restrictions, and the network’s 1% processing fee, capped at £3, applies to every withdrawal, with Babaloo Limited named as the transaction processor.
The structural terms are ProgressPlay’s: customer funds are segregated but held at the Commission’s “not protected segregation” level; dormancy is comparatively gentle, with the operator promising to try to return your money before any charge, a 30-day warning, and £5 a month thereafter; and disputes escalate free of charge to eCOGRA, named in the terms with its address, under Maltese governing law. Real-money balances can be withdrawn “at any time – without restriction”.
Support and complaints
Support is available through live chat and the network’s shared inbox, customersupport@instantgamesupport.com, listed on the withdrawals page. There’s no customer support phone number. Complaints follow the operator’s escalation ladder and, if unresolved, end at eCOGRA, the free alternative dispute resolution body named in the terms with a working link. GAMSTOP applies. For the record on player sentiment around Betmaze: the brand’s Trustpilot review profile contains only a handful of entries, too few to read a pattern from, so it wouldn’t be fair to read anything into them.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A proper sportsbook with live odds, bet builder options and native apps on both major stores.
- Per-method payment pages that offer actual timings, and a terms document that names eCOGRA with a link.
- The network clause links to the UK Gambling Commission’s own domain list, a transparency few operators provide.
- Survivor pedigree: one of a handful of old AG Communications brands that someone saw enough value in to rescue.
What I don’t
- Cash-out ceilings of £50 on the casino bonus and £20 on spin winnings, however the offer lands.
- A 1% fee on every withdrawal and a 15% fee on Pay via Phone deposits.
- Customer funds at the not-protected tier, on a licence carrying a £1m regulatory penalty from 2025.
- A browser tab still promoting a £100 bonus the site no longer offers.
My Betmaze sister sites verdict: the émigré that landed best
Of the casino names that escaped AG Communications’ UK withdrawal, Betmaze got the best second life: a modern sports site, dedicated apps, confirmed (and acceptable) payment timings, and the network’s most transparent small print. The trade-offs are the operator’s standing ones rather than anything of Betmaze’s own making: tight cash-out ceilings under both welcome offers, the two fees, and funds at the not-protected tier, all listed where you can read them before depositing.
Within the network, the other options are easy to summarise: BetStorm quadruples the opening free bet, Tangobet triples it with four product tabs behind it, Dynobet trades a bigger deposit for a bigger credit, and RedAxePlay gives the same template a slots-first feel. It’s the same machinery throughout, but Betmaze’s is the best-built.
Betmaze sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Betmaze’s sister sites?
Every brand on ProgressPlay Limited’s 192-domain Gambling Commission licence, from Hippozino and Jazzy Spins to the Vegas-named quarter. Its closest kin are fellow AG Communications survivors Tangobet, Dynobet and RedAxePlay, plus betting-named neighbours BetMorph and BetStorm.
Who operates Betmaze?
ProgressPlay Limited, a Malta company holding Gambling Commission licence 39335 and an MGA licence, disclosed in full in the site’s footer. The register lists betmaze.co.uk in the licence’s white-label table.
Didn’t Betmaze use to be on a different licence?
Yes: betmaze.com is listed as inactive on AG Communications’ licence, account 39483, alongside 75 other retired names. Betmaze is one of only a handful of those brands to re-emerge anywhere, and it changed domains in the move, trading as betmaze.co.uk on ProgressPlay’s licence.
What is the Betmaze welcome bonus?
Two routes: a sports offer of a £10 free bet for a £10 first bet at odds of 1.5 or better, and a casino offer of 100% up to £50 plus 20 free spins on Book of Dead at 10x wagering. Conversions cap at £200 on the sports side and £50 plus £20 from spins on the casino side, and the whole thing is limited across the operator’s network.
Is Betmaze safe?
Structurally yes: fully licensed, GAMSTOP applies, and eCOGRA is named in the terms as the free dispute body. Know two things going in: customer funds sit at the Commission’s not-protected tier, and the operator carries a £1,000,000 penalty from May 2025 for AML and customer-interaction failings, remediated under an audit condition.