Sites Like MyStake: Two Close Matches and the Sister Brands

Sites like MyStake are usually wanted for one reason: MyStake will not open, or will not let you in. On 2 October 2026 mystake.com was not open to UK visitors. The two closest matches that were open to UK visitors that day are JetSetSpins and NeonStake. They offer the same mix of casino, live casino, sportsbook and mini games, the same €5 bet cap while a bonus is live, the same one-time wagering rule on deposits and the same weekly payout ceilings. Their welcome bonuses carry lighter wagering than MyStake’s. Neither site names the company behind it.

This guide sets the three side by side, then covers MyStake’s own sister brands and which of them still let a British player in.

18+. T&Cs apply. None of the sites on this page is licensed in Great Britain, so none of them is covered by GAMSTOP. If gambling is causing you problems, the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133.

The three side by side

MyStake figures come from our MyStake review, based on its terms as of 10 August 2026. JetSetSpins and NeonStake figures come from their own promotion pages, terms and withdrawal policy as of 2 October 2026.

JetSetSpins and NeonStake pay CasinoFigure a commission when a reader signs up through the links to them on this page. The terms below are quoted as the sites publish them, including the parts that count against them.

What they have in common with MyStake

The resemblance is more than the look of the lobby. Seven things line up.

• One account for everything. All three put slots, a live dealer section, a sportsbook with live betting and a mini games tab behind a single login and balance.
• Large stacked welcome packages. MyStake spreads 300% across three deposits. JetSetSpins runs a five-deposit ladder and NeonStake a four-deposit one, each starting at 200% plus spins.
• A €5 cap per spin while a bonus is live. Bet more and, at JetSetSpins and NeonStake, the spin does not count towards wagering and any win from it is forfeited.
• Every deposit has to be played once. All three require a deposit to be wagered at least once before it can be withdrawn, separately from any bonus.
• Payout ceilings. A large win is paid out over weeks or months rather than in one go. JetSetSpins and NeonStake also say withdrawals over €10,000 may be split into equal monthly payments.
• Free-spin wins capped at €100. MyStake caps them at €100 flat. The other two cap them at €100 or three times the spins’ value, whichever comes first.
• Outside the British system. None of the three appears on the Gambling Commission’s public register, so GAMSTOP does not reach them and the Commission’s complaint routes do not apply.

JetSetSpins and NeonStake are one operation

The two sites run the same software, load the same start-up file and pull their settings from the same kind of web address. Each one’s own configuration gives it a partner number: 4 for JetSetSpins, 3 for NeonStake. Their terms and conditions are word for word identical apart from the brand name, all 120,000 characters of them. Both footers send would-be affiliates to the same programme, jetsettraffic.com. NeonStake’s lobby even has a row called Jet Set Games.

In practice that means the same rules apply at both, and an account at one is not an account at the other. Each needs its own registration, its own verification and its own deposit. Neither set of terms names the company that holds your balance.

JetSetSpins

JetSetSpins has a black and gold casino theme, and the first thing it pushes is the Royal Wheel. You get one free spin of the wheel a day for seven days after a first deposit. The first spin arrives automatically. Days two to seven need the code JETROYAL entered in the cashier, and a missed day is lost rather than carried over.

There are two first-deposit offers, and you choose one on the deposit page before you pay.

• 200% bonus up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins on Sold It Bonus Buy. Minimum deposit £/€30. The bonus must be wagered 20 times within seven days. The spins are worth £/€0.10 each and carry no wagering.
• 250 free spins with no wagering on the same slot, for a single deposit of £/€30 or more (up to £/€2,000). No bonus money, so nothing to clear.

Deposits two to five each come with their own offer: 100% plus 50 spins, 100% plus 75, 150% plus 50 and 150% plus 100, all at 20x on the bonus. There is also 10% weekly cashback on slots, and its terms cap winnings from cashback at five times the cashback amount.

Visit JetSetSpins: 200% up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins, £/€30 minimum deposit, 20x the bonus within 7 days. 18+, new players only, T&Cs apply.

NeonStake

NeonStake runs the same system as JetSetSpins with a purple neon theme and one extra tab, poker. Its offers sit lower on the deposit scale.

• 200% bonus up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins on Cycle of Luck Bonus Buy. Minimum deposit £/€20, against £/€30 at JetSetSpins. Same 20x on the bonus and the same seven-day clock.
• 200 free spins with no wagering on Neon Capital Bonus Buy, for a single deposit of at least £/€50.

Deposits two to four bring 100% plus 50 spins, 100% plus 75 and 150% plus 75. On top of that, a Monday offer called Neon MaxWin pays 50% plus up to 100 spins. The cashback runs daily rather than weekly, at 10% on slots. One slip worth knowing: the first-deposit offer’s own terms say a “second deposit” of £/€20 is required. The rest of the page makes clear it is the first.

Visit NeonStake: 200% up to £/€10,000 plus 100 free spins, £/€20 minimum deposit, 20x the bonus within 7 days. 18+, new players only, T&Cs apply.

What those bonuses cost to clear

The difference with MyStake is in the wagering formula, not the percentage.

Take a £100 first deposit with a 200% match, so £200 of bonus. At JetSetSpins or NeonStake, 20x on the bonus alone means £4,000 of play. MyStake charges 30x on deposit and bonus together, so the same £100 and £200 there would need £9,000. More than twice the turnover for the same money.

The catch at JetSetSpins and NeonStake is the clock. £4,000 at the €5 maximum stake is more than 800 spins, and you have seven days, not thirty. Bet above the cap to speed it up and the spin is void for wagering, with any win forfeited.

The no-wagering spins are simpler. Their value is small: 250 spins at £0.10 is £25 of play, and 200 is £20. Read literally, the general terms cap free-spin winnings at €100 or three times the spins’ value, whichever comes first. On those amounts the three-times figure is the lower one, £75 at JetSetSpins and £60 at NeonStake. The offer pages do not state a different cap. How wagering requirements work explains why bonus-only wagering costs roughly half what deposit-plus-bonus wagering does at the same multiple.

Getting money out

This is where the two sites are tighter than MyStake, and where the terms contradict each other.

• Minimum withdrawal is £100, and the most you can take in one request is £500. Both the main terms and the withdrawal policy agree on that.
• Weekly and monthly caps. The withdrawal policy gives £8,000 a week and £16,000 a month. The main terms give £500 a week. The two pages disagree, and nothing says which one wins.
• Crypto only? One clause in the main terms reads: “Withdrawals are only available via cryptocurrency.” The withdrawal policy does not say so, and the site footer lists cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut, Skrill, Neteller and bank transfer as payment methods. Plan for a crypto withdrawal until the cashier shows otherwise.
• ID first. The first withdrawal needs a passport or ID card, and verification can take up to three business days. Withdrawals much larger than your total deposits “may not be processed or may be adjusted”.
• Your balance is not ring-fenced. Clause 3.3 says player funds are kept in a separate client account. Clause 42.13 says the site “does not hold Users’ funds in segregated or separately protected bank accounts”.
• Dormant accounts. After six months without activity the site can charge or close an account that still holds a balance.

Using a VPN or masking your IP address counts as promotion abuse under the bonus terms, and that can void a bonus and its winnings.

MyStake’s own sister brands

MyStake belonged to a group of brands that split across three Curaçao companies during 2026. MyStake sister sites maps all of them. For someone after a site like MyStake that still takes British players, the group divides cleanly in two.

The two that were open until October

Rolletto was the closest relative open to UK visitors on 2 October 2026. On 5 October it showed UK visitors an Access Restricted page that marks the United Kingdom as not supported. It is run by Santeda International B.V. under Curaçao licence OGL/2024/1798/1048. Its terms, read on 21 August 2026, did not list the United Kingdom among restricted countries, and GBP came first in its currency list. Its welcome package runs up to 5,500 over three deposits, but the crypto welcome bonus carries 40x on deposit plus bonus with a five-day limit, the steepest term in the group. Our Rolletto review has the detail.

Cosmobet sits on the same licence as Rolletto, number for number, so the two are one company with two front ends, and on 5 October it showed UK visitors the same Access Restricted page. Its terms list GBP first among accepted currencies, and its welcome package asks 30x on deposit plus bonus within seven days. Our Cosmobet review has the detail.

That leaves JetSetSpins and NeonStake as the closest matches open to UK visitors. Rolletto and Cosmobet still have one advantage over them: both name their operator and a licence number you can look up. The rest of the family is compared in our sites like Donbet guide and mapped on Goldenbet sister sites.

The ones that turn British players away

• Freshbet‘s homepage was open to UK visitors on 2 October, but its terms say residents of the United Kingdom may not register. It is run by Ryker B.V. Freshbet review.
• Goldenbet showed British visitors a blocked page in September, and on 2 October it was still not open to UK visitors. Goldenbet review.
• Donbet, the brand still on MyStake’s own company, was not open to UK visitors in September or on 2 October. Donbet review.
• Velobet also stopped at a security check from London on 2 October. CasinoFigure has not reviewed it yet.

Which one fits which player

• Smallest deposit to start: NeonStake, at £/€20 for the 200% offer.
• No wagering at all: JetSetSpins’ 250 spins on a £/€30 deposit, or NeonStake’s 200 on £/€50.
• A named company and a licence number you can look up: Rolletto or Cosmobet.
• A bonus you can clear without a seven-day sprint: Rolletto’s casino package or MyStake itself, both on longer clocks but heavier wagering.
• Anyone registered with GAMSTOP: none of these. A GAMSTOP exclusion does not reach any site on this page, and that is the reason not to open an account.

Before you sign up anywhere on this list

None of these sites holds a British licence. A dispute goes to whatever body the operator answers to, not to the Gambling Commission or a British ADR service, and for JetSetSpins and NeonStake there is no named company to take it to. Understanding UKGC licensing sets out what a British licence covers that these sites do not.

If you want a site run by the same company as one you already use, what sister sites are explains how to check the licence behind it.