Skip to content

BC Game sister sites

BC.Game's own licences page names bcbet.ng and bcgame.mx as its brands. Four other pairs share a licence number, which is not evidence of shared ownership.

By the editorial desk · Checked 2026-08-27

A sister site is a brand run by the same operator under a different licence, usually for a different market. The company is the same, the software is often the same, and the paperwork is different because the market demands different paperwork. That is the whole of the definition, and it is narrower than the way the phrase is normally used.

The good news is that BC.Game answers the question directly. Its own licences page names two other brands as its own, prints the operating company for each, and quotes the permit numbers. That is documentation from the operator rather than inference from a shared design or a similar lobby. Brands that merely resemble BC.Game are a different list, set out on the similar-sites comparison, and the forty independent records are on BC Game alternatives.

The bad news is that most sister-site claims elsewhere are inference, and a particular kind of inference recurs in this category: two brands share a licence number, therefore one company runs both. That reasoning fails under the licensing structures these brands use, and this page sets out four examples from our own data where it would fail.

The two brands BC.Game presents as its own

BC.Game's licences page carries three entries. The first is bc.game itself, operated by Twocent Technology Limited, a Belize company with registration number 000041939, licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan under number ALSI-202410011-FI1.

The second is bcbet.ng, described on that page as a brand name of BlockDance Africa Limited, with an address in Wuse 2, Abuja. The page states it is licensed by Nigeria's National Lottery Regulatory Commission under National Sports Betting Permit number 2005793, issued on 1 December 2023 and valid until 31 July 2028.

The third is bcgame.mx, stated to be operated in Mexico by PRODUCCIONES MOVILES S.A. DE C.V. under permit DGAJS/SCEVF/P-06/2005-Ter, in accordance with offices DGJS/1580/2021 and DGJS/DCRCA/2921/2021, and managed by PUBLIPLAY MEXICO S.A. C.V., registration N-2024037717, at an address in Puebla.

Three brands, three different corporate entities, three different regulators. That is what a sister-site arrangement looks like when it is documented rather than guessed at: the market determines the licence, the licence determines the company, and the brand travels across all of them.

The two sister brands BC.Game names on its own licences page
DomainMarketCompany namedPermit as printedDates
bcbet.ngNigeriaBlockDance AfricaNational Lottery Regulatory Commission permit no. 2005793issued 2023-12-01, valid to 2028-07-31
bcgame.mxMexicoPRODUCCIONES MOVILES S.A. DE C.V., managed by PUBLIPLAY MEXICO, S.A. C.V. (reg. N-2024037717)DGAJS/SCEVF/P-06/2005-Ter, offices DGJS/1580/2021 and DGJS/DCRCA/2921/2021no permit dates printed on the page

Transcribed from bc.game/licenses, captured 27 August 2026. These are the only two brands BC.Game itself presents as its own on that page.

Why a shared licence number proves nothing

Four pairs in our library of forty ranked brands share a licence number with another brand in the same set. Bitcasino.io and Livecasino.io both carry OGL/2023/111/0069. Fairspin and Weiss both carry ALSI-202508047-FI2. Mirax and KatsuBet both carry OGL/2024/1307/0748. LTC Casino and Primedice both carry 8048/JAZ, though one describes the authority as Curaçao eGaming and the other as the Government of Curaçao.

It is tempting to treat each pair as a sister-site discovery. It is not one, and the reason is structural. Under a master-licence arrangement a single holder is licensed by the authority and then extends coverage to sub-licensees, who are separate businesses. Their sites all print the master's number because that is the number the authority issued. The legacy 8048/JAZ number is the classic case: it appeared on a very large number of unrelated Curaçao sites for years.

So a shared number tells you that two brands sit under the same regulatory umbrella. It does not tell you they share an owner, a balance sheet, a support team or a risk policy. Turning it into an ownership claim requires a corporate register entry, and we hold none for any of these four pairs.

Four pairs in our data that share a licence number, and what that does and does not show
Licence numberBrands carrying itAuthority as namedWhat it establishes
OGL/2023/111/0069Bitcasino.io, Livecasino.ioCuraçao Gaming AuthorityBoth brands operate under the same certificate record. Ownership is not stated on either page we read.
ALSI-202508047-FI2Fairspin, WeissAnjouan Gaming BoardBoth brands cite the same Anjouan licence. Neither page we read names a parent company.
OGL/2024/1307/0748Mirax, KatsuBetCuraçao Gaming AuthorityOne certificate record covers both. No corporate relationship is stated on either site.
8048/JAZLTC Casino, PrimediceCuraçao eGaming and Government of Curaçao respectivelyThe same legacy number appears under two different descriptions of the authority. That is a hallmark of a master licence, not a sign of one owner.

Numbers as printed in each brand's own footer or terms, read on 26 August 2026. Under a master-licence structure many unrelated operators trade beneath one holder's number, so a match is a starting point for a question, not an answer to it.

The circumstantial evidence, kept as circumstantial

Some of these pairs carry further resemblances, and it is worth naming them precisely so that a reader can see exactly how far they go.

Bitcasino.io and Livecasino.io both state a verification threshold of €2,500 at clause 6.6 of their terms, in near-identical language. Sportsbet.io states the same figure at the same clause number, and does not share their licence number. Three brands using one clause number for one figure is evidence that a template circulated, which is a genuine observation about the documents. It is not evidence of a common owner, and treating it as such would put Sportsbet.io in a group its licence number contradicts.

Fairspin and Weiss share a licence and both carry sportsbook, live-dealer and VIP tags. They diverge sharply on disclosure: Fairspin publishes a 114-studio catalogue, the second deepest in the ranked forty, and we hold no studio list for Weiss at all. If they were one operation running one publishing policy, that difference would be hard to account for. It may still be one operation. We simply cannot show it.

What this site will not claim

This page names two sister brands, and only two, because those are the two BC.Game names itself on a page it publishes and links to. Everything else about ownership in this category is either in a corporate register we have not read or in somebody's guess.

There is a second reason to be strict about it. A sister-site list is often used as a substitute for a licence check: if brand A is the sister of brand B and brand B looks solid, brand A is treated as inheriting the reputation. That inheritance is fictional even when the relationship is genuine, because each brand is licensed separately and each licence carries its own conditions and its own register entry. bcbet.ng holds a Nigerian permit. bcgame.mx operates under a Mexican one. Neither tells a reader anything about the Anjouan instrument behind bc.game, and the reverse holds just as firmly.

That restraint costs something. A page willing to guess could list a dozen supposed BC.Game sister sites, and such pages exist. It could not show its working for any of them, and a reader acting on the list would be acting on nothing. The two documented brands are worth more than twelve asserted ones, and when a third is documented it will be added here with its permit number attached.

Questions people ask

What are BC.Game's sister sites?

Its own licences page names two: bcbet.ng in Nigeria, operated by BlockDance Africa Limited, and bcgame.mx in Mexico, operated by PRODUCCIONES MOVILES S.A. DE C.V.

Under what permit does bcbet.ng operate?

BC.Game's page states a National Lottery Regulatory Commission National Sports Betting Permit, number 2005793, issued on 1 December 2023 and valid until 31 July 2028.

Do two casinos sharing a licence number share an owner?

Not necessarily. Under a master licence many unrelated operators trade beneath one holder's number. Four pairs in our set of forty share a number, and no ownership link is documented for any of them.

Which pairs in this set share a licence number?

Bitcasino.io with Livecasino.io, Fairspin with Weiss, Mirax with KatsuBet, and LTC Casino with Primedice on the legacy 8048/JAZ number.

Are there other BC.Game brands not listed here?

There may be. This page lists only what BC.Game itself documents. Any further brand will be added when a permit number and an operating company can be cited for it.

BC.Game alternatives ranks all forty against what each one actually publishes.