Betmaze Casino: New to the Lists, Not New to the Market, With 188 Sister Sites

Reviewed byEmma JenkinsUK casino reviewerPublished: 29th July 2026

Betmaze keeps appearing in roundups of new casino sites, and the claim does not survive a look at the record. The domain was registered on 2 January 2025 and web archives captured a working site three days later, so this is a brand well into its second year rather than a launch. What is worth the visit is what sits behind it: Betmaze runs on ProgressPlay Limited’s British licence, and that single account carries 188 domains.

Fifteen of those siblings already have reviews on this site, which makes Betmaze one of the easiest brands here to place in a family. Below is the network, what the shared licence does and does not prove, and how the casino and sportsbook actually hold up. There is also a separate selection of casino sites further down the page if you want to browse.

Inside the ProgressPlay Family

ProgressPlay is one of the larger white label platforms serving the British market, and the scale of it is easy to underestimate until you count the register. Account 39335 at the UK Gambling Commission has carried a casino permission since 1 November 2014, picked up real-event sports betting in December 2018 and added bingo in August 2024. Against that one account sit 188 domain entries. Betmaze is a single skin on that platform, which explains why its cashier, its verification flow and its terms will feel familiar to anyone who has held an account at a ProgressPlay brand before.

Six of the closest siblings are shown below.

Precision matters with a network this size. What the register establishes is that ProgressPlay Limited is the licensee for all 188 domains and therefore the party answerable to the regulator for each of them. It does not establish that one marketing team runs them, and in a white label model it usually does not: individual skins are often operated by separate affiliates or media companies under the platform holder’s licence. For a player, the useful consequence is that a self-exclusion, an account closure or a complaint escalation touches the licensee, not just the brand on the front door.

Betmaze Reviewed

A Sportsbook That Leads

The homepage opens on sport rather than slots, which is unusual for this platform. A Sports and Casino toggle sits at the top left, and the default view is live football with prices attached: Serie A fixtures, Italian club badges, three-way markets and running odds. Football, basketball, cricket, rugby, tennis and horse racing all have their own sections. The betting welcome offer, bet £10 and get a £10 free bet, is priced modestly and the small print is unusually visible, spelling out that the stake is not returned and that winnings carry a one-times wagering requirement.

The Casino Side Is Table-Heavy

Switch to the casino and the character changes. The featured shelf leads on roulette and blackjack rather than the Megaways slots that usually dominate a UK lobby, with European Roulette from Games Global, 20p Roulette and World Cup Roulette from Light & Wonder, Roulette 6 and 100/1 Roulette from NYX, and a deep run of Genii tables including Single Deck Blackjack, Vegas Strip Blackjack, European Blackjack and Atlantic City Blackjack. Slots, live casino and jackpots each have their own category alongside.

One detail deserves credit and is rarer than it should be: every game tile carries its return-to-player range and a volatility label on the card itself, before you click into anything. Single Deck Blackjack is shown at 99.80%, European Blackjack at 99.60%, Atlantic City Blackjack at 99.89% and, at the other end, 100/1 Roulette on a 92.86% to 96.19% range and World Cup Roulette at 94.74%. Publishing payouts at the point of choice, rather than burying them in a game-payouts page, is a small piece of good practice.

Newly Listed, Not Newly Launched

It is worth being blunt about why Betmaze shows up on new-casino pages at all. The site has been live since the first week of January 2025 and has 34 archive captures behind it. What changed more recently is its visibility: apps landed on both the App Store and Google Play during 2025, the promotions calendar filled out, and affiliate roundups picked the brand up. None of that makes it a new casino, and a reader choosing on the strength of a launch date deserves to know the difference. The upside is that a brand with eighteen months of trading behind it is a more knowable quantity than one with eighteen days.

Payments and Verification

Deposits run through a cashier supported by Babaloo Limited, with Visa and Mastercard debit, virtual and prepaid cards accepted and credit cards blocked, as British rules require. Registration comes before any real-money play, which is the standard British verification sequence rather than a Betmaze quirk. Withdrawal terms, deposit methods and player limitation options each have their own page in the footer, which is more disclosure than a lot of skins on this platform bother with.

Betmaze Key Facts

Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths: published return-to-player figures on the game tiles themselves, which very few UK lobbies do. A real sportsbook with live prices rather than a betting tab bolted onto a casino. Native apps on both mobile platforms. A British licence held by an operator that has been regulated here since 2014, and a documented sister network you can check against a public register.

Weaknesses: it is routinely presented as a new casino when it has been trading since January 2025, and that framing does readers no favours. A £50 casino welcome offer is small. Being one of 188 skins means the platform, cashier and terms are shared with a very large number of brands, so the individual identity is thin. And the casino lobby leans so heavily on roulette and blackjack that slots players will find the featured shelf unrepresentative of what is actually stocked.

Where Betmaze Sits Among British Operators

Betmaze is itself UK-licensed, so the question is not where to go instead but what a bigger name would give you. Against Betfred, Coral or Ladbrokes you would get far deeper sports markets, a longer cash-out history and a shop network behind the account; against Betmaze you get published payout figures on every tile and a promotions page you can read in a minute. Against its own siblings the split is clearer still. JeffBet is the closest comparison because it also pairs betting with a casino, while Spinzwin, Hippozino and Jazzy Spins are casino-only skins on the same platform. If the sportsbook is what you are after, that narrows the family considerably.

Betmaze: Questions Readers Ask

Is Betmaze a new casino?

Not as new as the new-casino lists suggest. Betmaze turns up in roundups of recent launches, but betmaze.co.uk was registered on 2 January 2025 and web archives have been capturing the live site since 5 January 2025, with 34 snapshots on file. It has been trading for well over a year. What is genuinely recent is the mobile side: the iPhone app and the Google Play listing both arrived during 2025.

What sister sites does Betmaze have?

A great many. Betmaze runs on ProgressPlay Limited’s British licence, account 39335, and the UK Gambling Commission register lists 188 domains against that account. Fifteen of them already have reviews on this site, among them JeffBet, Spinzwin, Hippozino, Jazzy Spins, Mr Jack Vegas, Casino Kings, Mr Slot, Mr Mobi, Maxiplay, Casimpo, Sin Spins, O Reels, Interbet and Mobilewins.

Who is behind Betmaze?

ProgressPlay Limited, a Maltese company registered as C58305 with an address at Soho Office 3A, Punchbowl Centre, Elia Zammit Street, St Julians. It is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority under MGA/B2C/231/2012, issued on 16 April 2013, and by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39335. Its British casino licence has been held since 1 November 2014.

Can UK players open a Betmaze account?

Yes. ProgressPlay holds a full remote licence from the UK Gambling Commission, so Betmaze can lawfully take British custom and is bound by the same rules as any other British-licensed site. That means age and identity verification, GamStop coverage, enforced deposit limits, no credit-card deposits and access to an independent adjudicator if a payout is disputed.

What can you bet on at Betmaze?

Both sides of the house sit behind one account. The sportsbook covers football, basketball, cricket, rugby, tennis and horse racing, and the casino splits into live casino, slots, roulette, blackjack, jackpots and a featured shelf. Suppliers on the tables include Games Global, Light & Wonder, NYX and Genii, with published return-to-player figures shown on each game tile.

What is the Betmaze welcome offer?

Two, depending on which product you start with. The casino side advertises a 100% match up to £50, while the sportsbook has run a bet-ten-get-ten free bet for new players, with the free bet stake not returned and a one-times wagering requirement on winnings. Recurring promotions include a Mystery Box, a midweek wheel of prizes and a weekend wheel of spins.

Does Betmaze have an app?

It does, on both platforms. There is a Betmaze casino and betting app on the Apple App Store and an Android build on Google Play, and the site links to both from the header on every page. That is a step beyond most brands on the ProgressPlay platform, which typically stop at a mobile browser version.

Our Take on Betmaze

Betmaze is a decent, unshowy British-licensed site that has been mislabelled rather than oversold. Strip away the new-casino framing and what remains is a ProgressPlay skin with a proper sportsbook attached, apps on both platforms, and the good habit of printing return-to-player numbers where a player will actually see them. The costs of the model are just as plain: 188 domains on one licence means very little about Betmaze is Betmaze’s own, and the welcome offers are small enough that they will not be the reason anyone signs up. Judged as what it is, a year-and-a-half-old skin on a well-established licence, it holds up perfectly reasonably. Judged as a new casino, it was never that.

New Sister Site rating: 6/10

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