Tenobet Sister Sites

"Sister sites" are casinos run by the same company or on the same platform. For Tenobet the picture is less clear than for most brands, because its terms do not name a company. Here is what can and cannot be confirmed, which brands are usually linked to it, and how to check a sister site yourself.

Who operates Tenobet

The terms call the operator simply "Tenobet.io" and state that the company is licensed, without a company or licence number. The restricted-countries clause points to an Anjouan licence. Review sites attribute the brand to different entities — this has not been confirmed by any official register.

Casinos linked to Tenobet

Review sites most often group Tenobet with these brands, which share a similar platform and an offshore (Anjouan) licence:

Treat this list as indicative: check the footer and terms of each site to see which company and licence it actually names.

Tenobet is not 10bet

Because of the similar name, many searches for Tenobet sister sites end up on 10bet lists. 10bet is a separate, long-running brand licensed in the UK; it has no connection with Tenobet, and its sister sites are not Tenobet's.

What sister sites share — and what they don't

For Tenobet the shared rules include the €2 maximum bet with a bonus, the €100 minimum withdrawal and KYC on the first cash-out — expect something similar at linked brands, but always read each site's own terms.

How to check a sister site yourself

1. Scroll to the footer and note the company name and licence number.
2. Open the terms and look for the restricted-countries list.
3. Compare the bonus rules: maximum bet, win cap, wagering.
4. Check that the site accepts players from your country before you register.

Self-exclusion across sister sites

Self-excluding at Tenobet does not close accounts at other brands, even on the same platform. If you need a break, request exclusion at each casino separately and use blocking software — see responsible gaming.