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Zizobet’s operator and licence records

Zizobet names Santeda in its footer and terms. The company number helps distinguish that operator from similarly named businesses. The fresh certificate checks below confirm the domains they name; the PDF register supplies separate status and date fields.

• The Zizobet footer and terms read on 15 September 2026 name Santeda International B.V., company 151296, registered at Zuikertuintjeweg Z/N, Curaçao. The footer prints OGL/2024/1798/1048 and an issue date of 14 August 2024. It also names igagroup.com as trust service and identifies Santeda International Limited in Limassol, Cyprus, as payment agent. These are published company statements, not an independent ownership audit.
• Clause 1 of the general terms names the same company and licence reference as the footer, but uses the Curaçao Gaming Control Board and the 1993 NOOGH ordinance wording. It is not a word-for-word match with the footer. The Company Details page was not independently reread.
• The certificate for zizobet.com names Santeda International B.V., company 151296, and OGL/2024/1798/1048. It displayed Active on 15 September 2026. The CGA register dated 14 September 2026 still lists that licence as Assessment in progress, with a stated expiry of 24 December 2025. Read both records together; the CGA says the overview does not guarantee current validity. The earlier PDF below is retained for comparison. Sources: CGA domain certificate: Zizobet; CGA register dated 8 September 2026, row 548.
• A Gambling Commission licence was not verified. The Zizobet and Santeda register searches attempted on 10 September 2026 were inaccessible. An access error is not a no-results finding.

Zizobet footer illustration labelled 7 September 2026. The operator details above were checked again on 15 September.

Which sites share Zizobet’s operator?

The following domain-specific CGA certificates were read on 15 September 2026. All five name Santeda International B.V., company 151296, and OGL/2024/1798/1048, and display Active. This is a shared operator and licence-reference check, not a promise that the same welcome offer, withdrawal limit or account control applies everywhere.

Other names: what the older records establish

The 7 September notes describe an unreadable MyStake application page and an HTTP 403 response from FreshBet. Neither response establishes ownership, so those notes are not enough to add either brand to the confirmed table. Those two access checks were not repeated for this update.

The 7 September notes name Onyxion Malta Limited, C 95392, for 31bet, and GTW B.V., company 165433 and OGL/2024/250/0115, for Donbet. These are dated records, not current licensing checks. They do not establish a Santeda connection.

How To Read The Certificate Yourself

1. Scroll to the footer of the casino and click the CGA seal. It should open a page on cert.cga.cw rather than an image hosted by the casino.
2. Match the domain named in the certificate to the casino address. Do not extend a certificate for one domain to a mirror without a certificate or regulator entry that names the mirror.
3. Read the company number, licence reference and dated status together. Zizobet's certificate displayed company 151296 and Active on 10 September 2026, while the CGA register dated 8 September described the same licence as Assessment in progress.
4. Compare the regulatory wording too. Zizobet's certificate cites the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, P.B. 2024, no. 157, while clause 1 of its current general terms still cites the 1993 NOOGH ordinance. The CGA says its overview does not guarantee current validity; do not settle the certificate/register difference by choosing one status alone. Sources: CGA register caveat.

Zizobet certificate illustration labelled 7 September 2026. For the latest check, use the linked live certificate and the dated register comparison above.

Withdrawal Arithmetic From The Terms

The withdrawal and bonus clauses below were checked against Zizobet’s general terms on 15 September 2026. They describe what the operator publishes, not measured withdrawal performance. The clause numbers help you check the live wording, and these terms should not be applied to another Santeda brand. Sources: Zizobet full current general terms.

• Floors: the minimum deposit is €10 or equivalent (11.3) and so is the minimum withdrawal (12.1). Sums above a payment method's own limit are paid in instalments.
• Ceilings: clause 12.12 lists 7,500 per week and 15,000 per month in euros, US dollars, pounds, Australian, Canadian or New Zealand dollars, unless a specific promotion states otherwise; higher VIP exceptions are discretionary. Clause 12.13 lists VIP limits of 15,000 per week and 30,000 per month. Wins above 15,000 may be split into monthly instalments of up to 15,000 (12.15). The single-bet or spin cap is the crypto equivalent of €100,000, excluding jackpot winnings (12.16); clause 12.17 says progressive jackpots are paid in full.
• Timing: clause 12.10 states processing within three banking days and excludes USD bank transfers. Clause 12.4 permits identity-check holds, so this is not a tested time until money arrives. Exceptional intermediary-bank fees are capped at the equivalent of €16 (12.11). The Mastercard country list includes the United Kingdom (12.7), but clause 12.8 says processing is not guaranteed even in listed countries.
• Deductions: clause 11.4 requires deposited funds to be wagered once, while 11.5 also refers to a 1.3 coefficient; ask for clarification rather than assuming these are identical instructions. Clause 12.14 reserves the right to deduct 20% if a withdrawal is requested before one-times wagering. Clause 10.8 permits transaction-processing charges if bets since the last deposit total less than three times that deposit. Under 12.2 the operator reserves the right to charge 20% when returning deposits after account termination; it is not stated as an automatic fee on every closure.
• Paperwork: clause 10.4 requests documents in Latin or Cyrillic script and permits the company to require video verification where those documents are unavailable. Identity may be checked again under 10.5, and clause 11.2 disallows third-party payments. These clauses describe the operator's published requirements, not an observed account decision.

For a £100 withdrawal requested before the £100 deposit has been wagered once, a 20% deduction under clause 12.14 would be £20, before any separate processing charge permitted by 10.8. That is an arithmetic illustration of a discretionary published clause, not a tested transaction. It does not apply Zizobet's contract to Goldenbet, Velobet, Cosmobet or Rolletto. Sources: Zizobet full current general terms.

Zizobet terms illustration labelled 7 September 2026. The clause summary was checked again on 15 September.

Bonus Caps That Override The Headline Offer

Section 7 of the published terms distinguishes several bonus-win caps. Deposit-bonus winnings are limited to ten times the activating deposit (7.1.1); cashback or discount bonuses to five times the bonus (7.1.2); free-money profit to five times the amount received (7.1.3); no-deposit and free-spin winnings or subsequent turnover to 100 EUR/USD or equivalent (7.1.4); free-bet winnings to fifteen times the free-bet amount (7.1.5); and leaderboard cash bonuses to five times the bonus (7.2). These are caps on the relevant bonus funds or winnings, not a promise to pay that amount. Sources: Zizobet full current general terms.

The forfeiture clauses need their own context. Clause 7.1.7 concerns bypassing maximum-payout rules by including capped bonus winnings in a real-money balance or withdrawal; 7.1.12 concerns winnings from a bonus that is unrealised or cancelled. The text after 7.2 says cancelling a bonus before completing wagering deducts the bonus, generated winnings and wagered amount. For a £50 activating deposit, the ten-times cap in 7.1.1 is £500 of bonus-generated withdrawable winnings, subject to the remaining terms; it is not a guaranteed payout or a cap on every account balance. Mixed-balance rules in 7.1.6 require a separate check. Sources: Zizobet full current general terms.

What The Great Britain Checks Establish

Clause 3.7 lists Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Georgia, Saba, St Maarten, the United States and its dependencies, and FATF-blacklisted countries; it also reserves the right to refuse other countries. The United Kingdom is not named in that list, but omission is not authorisation to serve Great Britain. A Curaçao reference is not a Gambling Commission licence. Links on this page identify sources; the presence or absence of affiliate links does not by itself determine whether content is gambling advertising. Sources: Zizobet full current general terms; UKGC territorial application; UKGC advertising enforcement explanation.

If gambling is causing harm, GamCare's National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133, 24 hours a day. Do not open another account to work around self-exclusion. Sources: GamCare helpline.