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Important licensing note
Qbet has no Gambling Commission licence and refuses UK connections, which means no GAMSTOP, no UK safer-gambling rules and no British body to hear a complaint. The site itself names no owner, so the facts here come from a Dutch regulator’s fine decision and Curaçao’s licence registers.
At a glance
Brand
Qbet, a casino, sportsbook and prediction market
Operator
Novatech Solutions N.V. of Curaçao
Licence
None currently: one Curaçao licence revoked in May 2026, another listed as expired
UK position
Blocks UK connections and leaves the UK off its sign-up country options
Welcome offer
100% up to £500 on slots, at 35x the bonus
Games
Over 4,000 games from 36 studios, plus five slots badged as Qbet exclusives
Last checked
8 October 2026
The Qbet sister sites
Only one casino can be tied to Qbet on paper: 55BET, the other website named in Novatech’s Dutch fine. The four profiles after it are UK-licensed sites offering the same blend of casino games and sports betting, with a regulator you can rely on.
55BET
- Same machine, red paint: Under artwork of Anubis, Zeus, and a bearded prospector, 55BET offers Qbet’s features item for item, including the Predictions tab, and its Affiliates link goes to Qbet’s partner programme.
- Which welcome offer? The page title advertises a “300 Euro Welcome bonus”, the promotions page lists only a sports offer of 100% up to £200, and the sign-up form promises “Your 100% Welcome Bonus”. Listing three versions of the same offer is sloppy.
- A longer loyalty ladder: Its scheme runs to 25 levels, with casino cashback climbing from 1% to 5.5% and £5,555 of bonus cash at the top, where Qbet relies on a flat daily cashback and rakeback deal.
- The same rulebook: Its bonus terms match Qbet’s line for line, down to the 40x reload wagering and the £4 maximum bet, and differ only in the date at the bottom.
- Unhappy campers: Its Trustpilot profile holds 36 reviews averaging 2.5, with 69% of them one-star.
- Best for: Nobody in Britain, since this Qbet sister site turns UK visitors away as firmly as Qbet does.
Unibet
- Relationship: No link to Qbet at all. Unibet is a UK-licensed alternative from Platinum Gaming Limited, Gambling Commission account 45322, part of France’s FDJ United group.
- More under one roof: Sports, racing, casino, live casino, bingo and poker share one account, a wider spread than Qbet’s casino, sportsbook and prediction markets.
- Spins, lightly wagered: Stake £30 on slots and get 300 free spins at 10p on Big Bass Splash, with 10x wagering on winnings, versus Qbet’s 35x on a bonus balance.
- For the sports side: New customers who bet £20 get £40 in free bets.
- Ordinary money only: Its offers require a debit card or instant bank transfer, but Qbet happily accepts Flexepin vouchers, CashLib, and crypto.
- Best for: Players who want sports betting and casino games from a long-established name with a regulator behind it.
kwiff
- Relationship: An alternative rather than a sister site, run by Eaton Gate Gaming Limited under Gambling Commission licence 44448, with no regulatory actions on record.
- Its own gimmick: Qbet’s novelty is betting on elections; kwiff’s is Supercharge, which randomly boosts the odds on some bets, with a Casino Supercharge version for slots players.
- Four free bets: Bet £10 at evens or bigger within five days of depositing, and you get four £10 free bets: one single, two accumulators and a Bet Builder, each lasting seven days.
- The same shape: Like Qbet, it puts the sportsbook first and keeps a casino alongside it.
- A clean record: Eaton Gate has held its licence since 2016 without a single sanction, which is about as far from Qbet’s track record as you can get.
- Best for: Sports bettors who like a surprise boost and want a UK licence behind it.
Midnite
- Relationship: Midnite has nothing to do with Novatech. It’s a UK-licensed alternative from Midnite Limited, account 101839, licensed on 11 August 2026 with no actions against it.
- A fresh licence: Midnite was licensed less than three months after Curaçao revoked one of Novatech’s, a neat reminder of which way each business is trending.
- Pick a welcome offer: Bet £10 for £30 in free bets, or wager £20 for 100 free spins at 10p, valid for seven days.
- Qbet’s mix, minus the politics: Sports, racing, slots, live casino and virtuals are all here, Counter-Strike included, but no prediction markets.
- A modern layout: Rewards and an Acca Builder sit at the top of the sportsbook, and the footer links a page on parental controls.
- Best for: Bettors who want a modern, phone-friendly sportsbook with casino spins on the side.
Fitzdares
- Relationship: Not a sister site; a UK-licensed alternative from Fitzdares Limited, account 400, with a head office on Campden Hill Road in London and a clean licence.
- No sign-up bonus: Fitzdares doesn’t have a welcome offer, which, after Qbet’s 35x wagering deposit match, feels more like honesty than meanness.
- Boosts instead: Football accumulators of three legs or more get 25% added to the winnings on stakes up to £25, tennis singles get 10%, and golf has boosts of its own.
- A name and an address: Everything Qbet leaves off its footer, Fitzdares puts on the register for anyone to read.
- More than a bookmaker: Casino, live casino, virtuals and esports sit beside the sportsbook.
- Best for: Racing and football bettors who’d rather have standing odds boosts than a sign-up bonus.
How this Qbet review was made
The sources behind each claim are set out below, and my About Us page explains how I work.
Rob Hill
Qbet blocks UK connections, so I read its website as it appears to players in the countries it serves, followed its menus, and set each offer against the rules behind it. I determined ownership based on what regulators have published. I didn’t sign up or deposit.
8 October 2026, in Chrome on a Windows computer
Novatech Solutions N.V., Curaçao, as named in the Dutch Gaming Authority’s fine statement; not named on Qbet itself
None. The Gambling Commission register has no entry for Qbet, 55BET or Novatech Solutions
qbet.com: homepage, casino and live casino lobbies, promotions, welcome offer terms, general bonus terms, payment methods, QRewards, responsible gambling and prediction markets pages; the Qbet help centre at support.qbet.game; 55bet.com: homepage, promotions, bonus terms, loyalty page and sign-up form; the Dutch Gaming Authority’s Novatech Solutions page and its fine decision of 16 December 2025; Nederlandse Loterij’s announcement of 9 April 2026; the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s licence and enforcement registers; the Qbet Partners affiliate terms; Trustpilot; the Gambling Commission register; the homepages and offer pages of Unibet, kwiff, Midnite and Fitzdares.
Published 8 October 2026
A sportsbook with slots it calls its own
Qbet looks like a mainstream European bookmaker: a deep green header, a white Qbet logo, and a menu of Sports, Live Betting, Casino, Live Casino, Predictions and Promotions. The casino opens with a row headed “Only on Qbet”, made up of Qbet Treasure Cove, Qbet Bonsai, Break the Qbet Bank, Qbet Hot and Qbet Irish Wonders. They carry the Qbet name, and 55BET has a branded exclusive of its own with a very similar name, Break the Piggy Bank.
The popular slots row includes Book of Flames Hold and Win, Gummy Guns, Crack the Piggy Bank Express, Cash Ladder Live, Flaming Roar, Aloha King Elvis, Bounty of the Seas, 3 Pots of Baba Yaga, Hades’ Domain, Pirots 5, and Coin Win. The site claims over 4,000 games, and its studio filter lists 36 names, among them Novomatic, ELK, Betsoft, BGaming, Thunderkick, Spribe, Skywind, Slotmill, Mascot, Evoplay, Gaming Corps and 3 Oaks. Live tables include Immersion Roulette, Roulette Aurum, FreeBet Blackjack, Speed Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti and Bet On Poker.
The newest tab is Predictions, a prediction market where you buy yes-or-no positions on elections, Bitcoin prices, wars, and whether the US will confirm that aliens exist before 2027. It claims €703.5 million of trading volume, and it’s the clearest sign that Qbet is chasing every kind of bet rather than settling into being a casino.
Who runs Qbet?
You won’t find this out from Qbet. Its website carries no company name, licence number or seal, just an age line that reads “All Players must be 18 or over to register and play”. The footer links to the bonus terms but not the general terms and conditions, even though the help centre refers players to them. A business this size leaving its own legal identity off the site is a choice rather than an oversight.
The Dutch Gaming Authority fills the gap. Its 16 December 2025 decision, published on 10 March 2026, finds that Novatech Solutions N.V. offered unlicensed gambling to Dutch players through Qbet.com and 55Bet.com, and fines it €24,846,000. Novatech has lodged an objection. The decision says an inspector opened a Qbet account on 10 June 2024 with the country already set to the Netherlands and the dialling code set to +31, and found no visible age check at any stage. After a penalty order in October 2024 the sites shut Dutch players out, then Qbet let them back in on 3 and 5 March 2025, and Novatech paid the full €840,000 penalty. The regulator estimated Qbet’s Dutch gross gaming revenue for 2024 at €76.67 million against 55BET’s €3.03 million, noted that Novatech declined to supply its own figures, and said the company runs at least two other websites it didn’t name.
Curaçao’s registers tell a similar story from the other side. The Curaçao Gaming Authority’s enforcement register lists licence OGL/2024/1790/1174 under Novatech Solutions N.V. as revoked from 22 May 2026, and its licence register shows a second Novatech Solutions N.V. entry, OGL/2024/1790/1062, as expired. Qbet’s affiliate programme, meanwhile, contracts in the name of RegalTech Solutions Limitada and now refuses traffic from Dutch websites or Dutch-language marketing. In April 2026, Nederlandse Loterij, the Dutch state lottery, started civil proceedings against the companies and directors behind Qbet, calling it “currently the largest illegal gambling site in the Netherlands” and saying those companies are based in Curaçao and Costa Rica.
Britain stays outside all of this. Qbet greets UK visitors with a message that they’re “unable to access Qbet from this Country IP”, and the phone-code list on its sign-up form covers 133 countries without the UK, the US, Australia, Spain or the Netherlands. For once, a casino without a UK licence isn’t actively trying to take British money.
Bonuses: one offer, two maximum bets
Qbet prices everything in euros, but I’m taking its figures in pounds at face value. The casino welcome offer is a 100% match up to £500 on a first deposit of at least £10, for slots only, to be wagered 35 times the bonus within 30 days and claimed within 30 days of registering. Its own terms set the maximum bet at £5, or 50p a line. The general bonus terms, version 04 of 8 August 2025, set it at £4, or 40p a line. A player can’t follow both rules, and breaking a maximum bet rule is the usual way a bonus and its winnings disappear, so that contradiction is sloppy in exactly the place it matters most.
The general terms also set reload bonuses of up to 100% at 40x and anything higher at 50x, require wagering free-spin winnings 35 times, and cap winnings from no-deposit offers at £100, with separate caps for Norwegian kroner and Canadian dollars. Beyond the sign-up deal there’s a live casino offer of 100% up to £300 with 5% weekly cashback up to £500, a Daily Perks scheme of 5% cashback and 20% rakeback, weekend sports offers and slot tournaments. QRewards, the VIP club, is by invitation only and lists faster withdrawals and higher payout limits among its perks, which suggests you have to earn quick payouts.
Payments: vouchers in, a fee after the first withdrawal
Deposits go in by Visa or Mastercard (labelled as credit cards) from £10 to £1,000, Flexepin from £10 to £500, CashLib from £10 to £1,000, MiFinity up to £2,000, Jetonbank up to £5,000 and crypto from £25 to £10,000. Withdrawals run from £20 to £10,000: bank transfer takes one to three banking days, while Revolut, MiFinity, Jetonbank and crypto are listed as instant. The payments table still carries Dutch labels such as “VERWERKINGSTIJD”, which is strange for a casino whose owner told the Dutch regulator it wasn’t aimed at the Netherlands.
The help centre sets withdrawal limits of £10,000 a day, £25,000 a week and £100,000 a month. The first withdrawal in any 24 hours is free, and later ones cost 3%, capped at £20. It says up to 80% of withdrawals are instant but allows up to three working days, and pending withdrawals can be cancelled, which makes it easy to talk yourself into playing your winnings back. Those limits and that 3% charge were already in the terms the Dutch regulator read in 2024. The Dutch decision also records a £5 monthly fee on accounts left unused from the 13th month, and a 10% charge, at least £5, on withdrawals equal to or larger than the deposit. Without general terms to confirm any of this on the Qbet website, I can’t tell you whether either clause still applies today.
Support and complaints
Help comes through live chat, support@qbet.game and a help centre at support.qbet.game that answers the usual questions about limits, fees and verification. The responsible gambling page offers deposit limits, a break, a self-assessment test and self-exclusion. What’s missing is anyone to take a dispute to. No complaints body or adjudicator is named anywhere I can find, and with one Curaçao licence revoked and the other expired, there’s no regulator standing behind the help desk either.
Qbet Casino’s reputation
Trustpilot treats Qbet like it’s out of business. The qbet.com profile, claimed in January 2023, no longer accepts reviews “because the company’s website has closed”, although the casino is very clearly still trading outside the UK. The last reviews before the shutters came down are not kind: an €800 refund that never arrived in April 2026, £30 won on a cashback offer and never paid in February 2026, and a Dutch two-star review that brings up the size of the fine. Whatever Qbet’s players think of it now, the one public platform that used to collect their views has stopped listening.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- Over 4,000 slots from 36 named studios, plus a full live casino.
- A help centre that confirms withdrawal limits and charges.
- Deposit limits, breaks and self-exclusion in the account settings.
- It keeps British players out rather than courting them.
Points against
- A €24.8 million Dutch fine for unlicensed gambling.
- No current licence: one revoked, one expired.
- No owner, licence or general terms included anywhere on the site.
- Two different maximum bets in its own bonus rules.
My Qbet sister sites verdict: a big business with a chequered past
What strikes me about Qbet is the gap between its size and its paperwork. By the Dutch regulator’s estimate, it took tens of millions of euros from one small country in a single year, but a player arriving on its homepage can’t find out who they’d be dealing with, which law applies or who could overrule a refused payout. Everything a player would want to check can only be found in other people’s documents. When an operator only becomes visible through its fines, I’m obviously going to be concerned about how safe it is. 55BET is the same casino in red and adds nothing that changes that.
Qbet won’t take British players, and it’s the one decision the operator has made that I’d back. If having a casino and sportsbook in one account is what drew you here, the four UK-licensed alternatives above all name their owners on the Gambling Commission register: Unibet comes closest on range, kwiff and Midnite suit sports-first players, and Fitzdares is the pick if you’d rather have odds boosts than a bonus.
Qbet sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Qbet’s sister sites?
55BET is the only one on record. The Dutch Gaming Authority named Qbet.com and 55Bet.com as Novatech’s websites, and found at least two more Novatech sites that it didn’t identify.
Who owns Qbet?
Novatech Solutions N.V., a Curaçao-based company, according to the Dutch regulator. Qbet’s own website doesn’t name any owner.
Can I play at Qbet from the UK?
No. Qbet has no Gambling Commission licence, refuses connections from the UK and doesn’t list the UK as a country you can register from.
Why was Qbet’s owner fined in the Netherlands?
The Dutch Gaming Authority found that Novatech let Dutch players gamble on Qbet and 55BET without a Dutch licence, and fined it €24,846,000 in a decision dated 16 December 2025. Novatech has objected.
Is Qbet the same as GQBet?
No. GQBet is a separate casino run by International Features Ltd of Belize, with no connection to Novatech.