SisterCasinoRadar is a registry of casino ownership networks, written for players outside the US and UK who keep meeting the same question in different costumes: is this casino related to that one?
Why the site exists
Offshore casino groups multiply brands the way ships fly flags – a new name, the same hull underneath. Player forums guess at the connections, review sites copy the guesses, and somewhere in the middle the actual corporate facts go unrecorded. This site records them: one hub per operator group, one page per brand, every claim dated and checked against what the licence registers and the sites themselves disclose.
Who is behind it
The site is produced by the Radar Desk, a small independent team with a long-running interest in how offshore operator groups are structured and how they behave when brands launch, migrate or vanish. The desk works entirely from the outside – no operator accounts, no industry favours – as the how we map page sets out in full.
What the radar is not
It is not a casino review site, and it will not tell you where the loosest slots are. It is not a complaints service and cannot recover funds – for disputes, the route is the operator’s licensing regulator. And it is not affiliated with any casino group it maps; independence is the whole point of the exercise.
Talk to us
Corrections, missing brands and dated observations are always welcome via the contact page. The registry is only as good as its last sweep.