7Bit Casino Sister Sites

Which casinos genuinely share an operator with 7Bit Casino, which ones only share a platform, and how a New Zealand player checks the difference in about a minute.

✓ Operator named ✓ Licence checker ✓ Five brands compared ✓ NZ regulator explained
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By Rowan Marsden, Payments & Verification Editor Published 4 Jun 2026 Updated 24 Aug 2026 Checked 30 Aug 2026

A sister site is not a similar casino. It is the same company trading under a different name, on the same licence, with the same cashier, the same verification team and terms and conditions that are usually word-for-word identical bar the brand name.

That distinction gets blurred constantly, because dozens of casinos are built on the same white-label platforms and look almost identical without being related at all. The lobby tells you nothing. The footer tells you everything.

This page names the operator behind 7Bit Casino, lists the brands that share it, separates them from the lookalikes, and gives you a checker so you can verify any of it yourself rather than taking my word for it.

Why New Zealand players go looking for alternatives

The welcome offer is spent

You can only claim it once. A sister site is a fresh welcome package on a cashier you already know how to drive, which is the most common honest reason for the search.

The site would not load

An outage sends people looking for a backup. Usually a mistake — check the status page first, because most outages are over in under an hour.

A payout took too long

Worth knowing that a sister site runs the same payout queue. If the problem was the group's process, changing brand changes nothing at all.

The game mix does not fit

Lobbies differ more than terms do. If you want more live tables or fewer crypto touches, another brand in the group genuinely might suit you better.

Checking who they are dealing with

The best reason on the list. Knowing the operator name lets you search complaints across every brand it runs, not just the one in front of you.

Account closed or restricted

If a group closed your account, opening one at its sister brand is likely to end the same way, and doing it deliberately can breach the terms you already agreed to.

Who actually owns 7Bit Casino

The operator named in the site footer is Dama N.V., licensed in Curaçao. That footer is the primary source and it is the one you should check yourself — operator names and licence numbers do change hands, and a page like this one is only as current as the date on it.

Dama N.V. runs a portfolio of casino brands rather than a single site. They share infrastructure: the same payment processors, the same KYC provider, the same support platform. That is why the deposit limits, the verification requests and the withdrawal windows feel familiar as you move between them.

For a New Zealand player the practical consequence is simple. If you have a complaint, it goes to the operator and then to the Curaçao licensing authority. There is no domestic ombudsman for an offshore casino, and the Department of Internal Affairs does not adjudicate individual disputes with a site it did not license.

At a glance

OperatorDama N.V.
Licensed inCuraçao
Brand launched2015
NZ licenceNone exists yet
NZ authorityInternal Affairs
Accepts NZDYes

Licence checker

Pick a brand to see the operator named in its footer, whether it is genuinely related to 7Bit Casino, and who licenses it. Then confirm the number yourself in the register linked underneath — a licence badge on a web page is just an image.

Operator names are taken from each site's own footer as at the review date at the top of this page. Footers change — confirm in the register before you deposit anywhere.

Be realistic about what a Curaçao licence gives you. It is a real regulator with a real complaints process, and it is not the UK Gambling Commission. If a dispute goes badly your practical options are the operator's own complaints procedure and the licensing authority — not a New Zealand ombudsman, because none has jurisdiction over a site licensed offshore. Factor that in before you deposit anything you would struggle to lose.

Genuine sister sites: same operator, same licence

These brands name the same operator in their footers as 7Bit Casino. Same company, same licensing, and in practice the same cashier, the same verification queue and near-identical terms.

PlayAmo

Same operator

The largest brand in the group and the closest to 7Bit in character. Big pokies library, crypto-friendly, comparable payout speeds. The obvious swap if you want the same machinery with a different welcome offer.

Woo Casino

Same operator

Lighter interface, heavier on tournaments and drop-and-win style promos. Similar payment menu and NZD support, with the emphasis on regular reloads rather than one large welcome package.

Bizzo Casino

Same operator

A newer, cleaner lobby with fewer crypto touchpoints. Verification and payouts behave identically because it is the same back office; the minimum deposit sits slightly higher than 7Bit's NZ$20.

SlotHunter

Same operator

Pokies first, with a noticeably smaller live dealer section. Worth a look if you never use the live floor and would rather a simpler site with fewer sections to ignore.

Golden Star Casino

Same operator

One of the older brands in the stable and the most crypto-native after 7Bit itself. Familiar cashier, familiar limits, a slightly different game mix and a quieter promotions calendar.

Group membership shifts. Brands get sold, closed or rebranded, and a casino that was a sister two years ago may not be one today — several older names from this portfolio have already gone. Check the footer of any site before you treat it as related.

Same platform, different owner

This is where most sister-site lists fall over. A large share of crypto-friendly casinos run on the same handful of platforms, which means a shared lobby layout, a shared game menu and a cashier that behaves the same way — under a completely different company.

BitStarz

Not a sister site

Listed as a 7Bit sister more often than any other brand, because both launched in the same era into the same crypto audience on similar software. The operator in its footer is not the same company.

SkyCity Online Casino

Not a sister site

A New Zealand household name and an entirely separate business, with no ownership connection to this group whatsoever. Included because New Zealand players compare the two constantly.

TAB NZ

Not a sister site

The domestic betting operator, licensed under New Zealand law rather than offshore. Different regulator, different protections, different product. Nothing to do with this group.

7Bit Casino sister sites: PlayAmo, Woo Casino and Bizzo Casino share the Dama N.V. operator, BitStarz does not
Three share the operator, one only shares the look. The footer is what separates them.

The 60-second check

  1. Scroll to the site's footer.
  2. Read the operator name and licence number.
  3. Look the number up in the register, not the badge.
  4. Search that operator name plus "complaints".
  5. Only then decide whether to register.

Five brands in the group, side by side

All five run on the same licence and the same back office, so the differences are in the shop front rather than the mechanics.

Brand Character Crypto Live dealer Promo style Best for
7Bit CasinoCrypto-first, long-establishedExtensiveFull floorLarge welcome packageFast payouts on crypto
PlayAmoThe biggest of the groupExtensiveFull floorWelcome plus tournamentsWidest game library
Woo CasinoLight and promo-drivenSupportedGoodFrequent reloadsRegular weekly players
Bizzo CasinoClean and card-friendlyLimitedGoodStraightforward matchCard players who dislike crypto
SlotHunterPokies-focusedSupportedSmallFree spins heavyAnyone who never plays live

Rules that apply across the whole group

Because the brands share a back office, several rules follow you between them — and a few things that used to be true no longer are.

One welcome bonus per brand, per person

Each site has its own offer and you can claim each once. Multiple accounts at the same brand is a terms breach and it is enforced at group level.

Verification does not transfer

Same KYC provider, separate account records. Registering at a sister site means uploading your documents again from scratch.

Self-exclusion is per site

This is the one that matters. Excluding yourself at one brand does not close the door at the others — you have to request it at each, in writing, individually.

Payout handling is identical

Same processors, same queue, same weekend lag. Moving brand to get paid faster does not work; changing withdrawal method does.

Area Was Now
Curaçao licensingMaster licence sublicensed to operatorsOperators licensed directly by the authority
New Zealand regulationNo domestic online casino licence at allA licensing regime is being introduced
Group sizeA long tail of small brandsFewer, larger brands after consolidation
Local currencyUSD or EUR accounts onlyNZD supported across the main brands

When a sister site is the wrong answer

You are chasing losses

A new welcome bonus at a sister brand is the most efficient way to turn a bad night into a worse one. If that is the impulse, close the tab and call Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655 instead.

You self-excluded somewhere in the group

Registering at a sister site to get around your own exclusion defeats the point of having set it. Ask for the exclusion to be applied across every brand the operator runs.

Your account was closed by the operator

Opening another one under a different brand in the same group will usually be detected at verification, and the balance can be frozen while it is investigated.

You want stronger consumer protection

Every brand here sits under the same offshore licence. Moving between them changes nothing about your recourse — only a differently licensed operator would do that.

Sister site questions

What are 7Bit Casino sister sites?
Sister sites are casinos run by the same company under the same licence. In the case of 7Bit Casino the operator named in the footer is Dama N.V., and the brands that carry the same operator name — PlayAmo, Woo Casino, Bizzo Casino, SlotHunter and Golden Star among them — are the genuine sisters. They share the back office, so the cashier, the verification queue and the terms behave the same way.
Who owns 7Bit Casino?
The operating company is Dama N.V., licensed in Curaçao, with the licence number printed in the footer of the site. You do not have to take anyone's word for that: scroll to the bottom of any casino in the group and the operator name and licence details are stated there. If a site will not tell you who runs it, that is the answer.
Is there a New Zealand licence for online casinos?
Not one that any of these sites hold today. Online casino gambling in New Zealand has historically been offered only by TAB NZ and Lotto NZ domestically, while offshore sites operate under foreign licences such as Curaçao. A domestic licensing regime for online casinos is being introduced, with a limited number of licences to be allocated, but until an operator actually holds one it is regulated abroad, not here.
Are sister sites safer than unrelated casinos?
Not automatically. A sister site inherits the same licence, the same complaints route and the same corporate standards, which makes it predictable rather than safe. If you had a problem with the group's payout handling or verification, the sister site will handle it exactly the same way — that is the whole point of them being related.
Why do so many casinos look like 7Bit Casino but are not sister sites?
Because a large share of crypto-friendly casinos are built on the same handful of platforms. Shared software means a shared lobby layout, a shared game menu and a similar cashier, with completely different owners behind it. The platform is what you can see; the operator is what matters, and only the footer tells you that.
How do I check a casino's licence myself?
Open the footer, note the operator name and the licence number, then look that number up in the licensing authority's public register rather than trusting the badge on the page. A licence badge is an image and an image can say anything. It takes about a minute and it is the single most useful minute you can spend before depositing anywhere.
Do sister sites share bonuses or accounts?
No. Each brand has its own account, its own balance and its own promotions, so registering at one does not create an account at another and a welcome offer can be claimed separately at each. Self-exclusion is the important exception in the other direction: excluding yourself at one brand does not automatically exclude you across the group, so you need to request it at each site individually.
Does the sister site list change?
Regularly. Brands are launched, sold, retired and rebranded, and a site that shared an operator two years ago may not now. Treat any list of sister sites, including this one, as a snapshot with a date on it, and confirm the operator name in the footer before you act on it.

Staying with 7Bit Casino?

NZ$20 minimum, NZD balances, Account2Account and crypto both live. Whatever you choose, read the footer licence yourself before you deposit.

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