Lottomart Sister Sites: There Are None

Lottomart has no sister sites. Maple International Ventures Limited holds one British licence, account 51833, and the only brand on it is Lottomart. Two of its three domains are the same site, and the third has been switched off.

That is a short answer, so this page spends its time on the more useful question: what the licence actually covers, and why a site with “lotto” in the name is not selling lottery tickets. Checked on 31 August 2026.

Lottomart at a glance

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Why there is nothing else on the licence

Account 51833 lists one Active trading name, “lottomart”, and three domains. lottomart.co.uk forwards to lottomart.com, so a British visitor typing either address lands on the same lobby. lottomart.app is marked Inactive and is no longer offered.

That leaves one brand. There is no second casino, no bingo skin and no sportsbook under a different name, which is a genuinely small footprint for an operator that has been licensed here since 2018.

It is worth saying plainly because a lot of pages about Lottomart sister sites list brands that share nothing with it beyond a games supplier. Two casinos running the same slots from the same studios are not related; two casinos on the same licence are. Our guide to what sister sites actually are sets out how to tell those apart.

Two addresses for one company

One small discrepancy is worth recording, because it will confuse anyone checking the paperwork.

The Commission’s register gives Maple International Ventures Limited’s head office as Suite 651 Europort, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA. Lottomart’s own footer gives it as Suite 23, Portland House, Gibraltar, with company number 115236.

Those are two different Gibraltar addresses for the same licensee. The most likely explanation is an office move that has reached the website but not the register, and it is not a reason for concern on its own. It is a reminder that a footer and a register can disagree, and that the register is the one that governs.

What the licence does and does not allow

This is the part that catches people out. Lottomart holds British licences for casino, general betting on real events, and linked gambling software. It does not hold a bingo licence, and it does not hold a lottery licence.

The betting licence is what lets a site take a stake on the outcome of a lottery draw. That is a bet with the operator, not a ticket in the draw, and it is a different product with different consequences: the operator pays out, so what happens if the operator fails is a question about that company rather than about the lottery.

The practical version: check whether you are buying an entry or placing a bet, because the wording on these sites is often gentle about the difference. Where a prize is a bet, the money behind it is the operator’s.

How it compares

Two other British licensees in the same corner of the market make useful comparisons.

The spread between those three is the whole point of asking the sister-site question. On a one-brand licence, a bonus restriction or an account closure affects one site. On a 61-domain licence, it can reach every brand on the account. Our page on the Slingo network works through what that looks like at the larger end.

For Lottomart, the answer is simply that there is nowhere else in the group to go. If the site is not for you, the next operator is a different company entirely.

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