Winomania Sister Sites: 1 Real Sibling, 7 White Labels

Winomania has one genuine sister site, not nine. The Gambling Commission’s register lists ten domains against the company behind it, but only three of those are run by that company in its own name, and two of the three are the same brand under two web addresses. Read on 21 August 2026, the register makes the split plain.

Winomania at a glance

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What the register actually shows

Search the Commission’s business register for winomania and you get one result: Anakatech Interactive Limited, account 48789. Open the domain list on that account and ten addresses appear, but they are not equal, because the register splits them into two groups and labels each one.

Three carry the status Active:

• www.winomania.co.uk
• luckymate.co.uk
• luckymatecasino.co.uk

Seven carry the status White Label:

• 7bet.co.uk
• betcrown.co.uk
• betfusion.com
• betlegend.co.uk
• betnero.co.uk
• neptuneplay.com
• playwins.com

That label is the whole story, and most sister site lists throw it away by presenting all ten as one undifferentiated family.

The one brand that is genuinely the same company

Strip out Winomania itself and two Active domains remain, luckymate.co.uk and luckymatecasino.co.uk. Those are not two casinos. They are one brand, Lucky Mate, holding a second address.

So Winomania has exactly one sibling operated by the same business under the same name: Lucky Mate. If you are looking for a site run by the people who run Winomania, that is the list. It is one item long.

We already cover this account from the other direction in our 7bet sister sites guide, which walks the welcome offers across the whole account.

The seven white labels, and why the label matters

A white label is a brand that rents someone else’s licence. The Commission records the domain against Anakatech’s account because Anakatech is the licensed gambling business taking the bets, but the brand itself, its marketing, its site and often its customer service belong to a different company.

For a player that has three practical consequences.

First, your account is not portable. A balance, a verification check or a loyalty status at Winomania means nothing at BetCrown, even though the same licensee stands behind both.

Second, the offers are set by whoever owns the brand, not by Anakatech, so two sites on this single account can advertise wildly different welcome terms. They frequently do.

Third, when something goes wrong, the licensed business is Anakatech either way. That is the entity the Commission holds responsible, and it is the entity a complaint ultimately lands on, whichever of the ten front doors you walked through.

What the licence covers

Account 48789 carries three permissions, all remote, all under licence number 048789-R-327402-013:

The casino permission has been in place since late 2017. The two betting permissions arrived in 2024, which is when this account moved from being a casino licence to one that could also carry sportsbooks. That timing explains why so many of the white labels on it are bet-prefixed brands.

The register records no regulatory actions against the account and no declared trading names.

If you already play at Winomania

The useful takeaway is not a list of nine alternatives. It is that Winomania is one of only two brands here that Anakatech runs directly, and that the other eight addresses either duplicate Lucky Mate or belong to somebody else’s brand riding the same permission.

Because Anakatech holds a British operating licence, every one of these sites sits inside the British system. That means GAMSTOP applies across all of them, and a self-exclusion registered with GAMSTOP reaches the white labels exactly as it reaches Winomania. It also means the Commission’s complaints route is open to you.

That is a meaningfully better position than the offshore brands that dominate sister site searches, and it is worth knowing before you go looking elsewhere.

For the wider picture of how one licence ends up carrying a dozen names, see our guide to what sister sites are, and our explainer on how UKGC licensing works.