Guts Casino sister sites: ownership, licences and Australian rules
Rizk is the clearest verified connection among Guts Casino sister sites: the Malta Gaming Authority lists both guts.com and rizk.com under Zecure Gaming Limited’s licence. Betsson, Betsafe, NordicBet and CasinoEuro have a more indirect connection, based on a Betsson group ownership disclosure for 2025. Those relationships do not make it lawful for providers to offer online casino services to people physically in Australia. This guide separates the Malta licence records from historical ownership claims and explains what remains unverified about Australian access.
What makes a site a Guts Casino sister site?
In this article, a sister site means a brand with a verifiable common operator or ownership connection. It is a useful editorial description, but it does not have one universal regulatory definition. The important question is what kind of connection the evidence establishes.
A licence holder is the legal entity named on a regulator’s authorisation. For the Guts Casino operator connection examined here, the relevant Malta record names Zecure Gaming Limited. Two brands on that record share a Malta licence holder; two companies under a common parent can be group-connected while holding separate licences.
That distinction matters because similar games, payment logos or website designs do not establish common ownership. Different businesses can use the same suppliers or technology. A Malta licence record also does not establish which entity operates every account in every country.
Which sites are connected to Guts Casino?
Rizk has the strongest direct connection in the records reviewed. Four other brands have a broader group connection through the relationship between their Malta licence holder and Zecure. The Malta Gaming Authority records were checked on 11 November 2026; the ownership evidence is a 2025 snapshot published in 2026.
The Australian access status for every brand below is not independently verified. In each case, that is a separate question from the prohibition on providers offering online casino services to people physically in Australia.
- Rizk — Same Malta licence holder: the MGA lists rizk.com and guts.com under Zecure Gaming Limited. Australian access and complete current country restrictions: not verified.
- Betsson — Group connection: betsson.com appears on NetPlay Malta Ltd’s MGA record. Betsson’s 2025 annual report lists NetPlay and Zecure as wholly owned group companies. Australian-facing terms and access: not verified.
- Betsafe — Group connection: betsafe.com appears on the NetPlay record, with the same dated group-ownership evidence. Australian-facing terms and access: not verified.
- NordicBet — Group connection: nordicbet.com appears on the NetPlay record, with the same dated group-ownership evidence. Australian-facing terms and access: not verified.
- CasinoEuro — Group connection: casinoeuro.com appears on the NetPlay record, with the same dated group-ownership evidence. Australian-facing terms and access: not verified.
Rizk: the same Malta licence holder
The MGA’s Zecure Gaming Limited register entry lists both guts.com and rizk.com and showed the licence status as Licensed when checked on 11 November 2026. The listed B2C licence number was MGA/CRP/1117/2025-02. On that evidence, Rizk is a Guts Casino sister site in the specific sense that both domains appear on the same Malta licence-holder record.
The finding should not be stretched into a worldwide operator claim. A licence record has a jurisdictional scope, and the entity responsible for a customer account can depend on the relevant market and terms. It also does not establish Australian availability.
An accessible Rizk New Zealand terms page excludes Australia from a specified Oceania operator arrangement. However, the page contains outdated licence information, so it is not sufficient to establish Rizk’s complete current Australian restrictions or its present licence status. The MGA record is the stronger source for the Malta licence claim.
Betsson, Betsafe, NordicBet and CasinoEuro: a group connection
The MGA’s separate NetPlay Malta Ltd record lists betsson.com, betsafe.com, nordicbet.com and casinoeuro.com. Betsson AB’s 2025 annual report, in Note 16, lists both NetPlay and Zecure as wholly owned group companies. Together, those documents support a group-level connection between the four NetPlay brands and Guts.
They do not show that those four domains share Zecure’s licence or that Zecure operates them. The group connection is also based on a reporting snapshot, not a live ownership register: the annual report describes the 2025 position and was published on 30 March 2026. Ownership and operating arrangements can change after a reporting date.
Readers looking for sites owned by the same company as Guts should therefore distinguish between a shared group and a single operating company. The records do not establish that the brands use identical terms, licences, accounts or customer procedures.
Why older lists may name other brands
Historical acquisitions can explain why a brand appears on an older sister-site list, but a past transaction is not proof of its current status. Betsson’s 2020 acquisition announcement named Kaboo and Thrills alongside Guts and Rizk. That supports a historical connection; it does not establish whether Kaboo or Thrills currently operate or remain connected to Guts.
Betsson’s corporate history also names GutsXpress among acquired brands. Separately, GiG’s 2019 financial statements provide a historical licence-related lead for Betspin. Neither source establishes a current sister-site relationship for those names.
When reviewing an older list, check the date and the type of evidence. A press release can establish what was announced at the time, while a current licence record can show which domains a regulator presently associates with a licence holder. Neither necessarily answers every ownership or country-access question.
Can people in Australia use these sites?
Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, providers cannot lawfully offer online casino services to people physically in Australia. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) identifies online pokies and casino-style poker, blackjack and roulette among the relevant examples.
A Malta licence does not override that Australian provider-side restriction. Nor would a website being technically reachable or displaying an Australian-dollar option make its online casino lawful to offer to people in Australia.
This is a statement about the provision of the service, not a claim that an individual automatically commits an offence merely by using an offshore casino. The research for this article did not exhaustively assess every state or territory rule or individual circumstance.
Some online wagering services are licensed in Australia, but wagering is a different category from an online casino. ACMA’s operator register is intended for checking licensed interactive wagering providers; an entry for a wagering service should not be treated as a general authorisation for online casino games.
The legal position can be stated more confidently than the technical access position. Guts’ current Australian-facing terms and access from an Australian location were not independently verified. Separate Australian terms and access checks also remain outstanding for Betsson, Betsafe, NordicBet and CasinoEuro; the Rizk terms provide only the limited evidence described above.
A homepage opened from outside Australia is not an Australian access test. Equally, a search result in ACMA’s wagering register is a check for the name searched, not a complete history of every related entity or proof that a website can or cannot be reached.
How to verify a claimed sister-site connection
Licence records and corporate disclosures answer different questions. Checking both is more useful than relying on a casino footer or an old comparison page alone.
For example, the Zecure MGA record links guts.com and rizk.com to one Malta licence holder. The NetPlay record identifies a different licence holder for the four broader group-connected brands. Betsson’s annual report supplies the dated ownership link between the two companies.
Keep the conclusion as narrow as the evidence. Shared games or design can be a lead for further research, but they are not proof of a common operator. Even a genuine group connection does not establish shared accounts, wallets, self-exclusion arrangements, promotions or withdrawal procedures.
- Identify the entity: note the legal company name and company number in the brand’s current terms or footer, if available. Those pages can themselves be outdated.
- Check the regulator: open the relevant register or dynamic seal and match the entity, domain, licence status and jurisdiction. A logo alone is not enough.
- Check ownership separately: look for an official company disclosure or ownership record that connects the relevant entities, rather than assuming a shared licence holder.
- Record the date and scope: distinguish a current regulator entry from a financial report covering a past year, and check whether the terms apply to the reader’s location.
- Apply Australian rules independently: an overseas authorisation does not establish permission to provide an online casino to people in Australia.
Consumer protection and support in Australia
ACMA warns that people who use illegal gambling services may not have the protections associated with licensed Australian services and may have difficulty recovering withheld funds. Depending on the circumstances, its guidance points to options such as independent legal advice and contact with the relevant overseas licensing authority.
For confidential support, Gambling Help Online offers free phone counselling on 1800 858 858 and online chat, available 24 hours a day across Australia. A person does not need to establish which company owns a gambling brand before asking for help.
BetStop is Australia’s free national self-exclusion service for licensed Australian online and phone wagering providers. Its coverage should not be assumed to extend to illegal offshore casinos. Checking an overseas licence, meanwhile, does not make an online casino lawful to offer to people in Australia.
FAQ
Is Guts Casino currently available in Australia?
Its current Australian access and country-restriction terms could not be independently verified. Regardless of whether its website can be reached, providers cannot lawfully offer online casino services to people physically in Australia.
Is Rizk a Guts Casino sister site?
Yes, in the specific sense that the MGA lists guts.com and rizk.com under Zecure Gaming Limited’s Malta licence. That does not establish that the same entity operates every account worldwide or that Australian access is available.
Do sister sites always share the same licence?
No. Guts and Rizk appear on the Zecure Malta record, while Betsson, Betsafe, NordicBet and CasinoEuro appear on the separate NetPlay record. The connection between Zecure and NetPlay comes from Betsson’s 2025 group ownership disclosure.
Are casinos with the same games sister sites?
Not necessarily. Different operators can use the same game supplier or technology platform. Similar games may be a reason to investigate, but legal entity and ownership records are needed to support a corporate connection.
Can a casino stop being a sister site?
Yes. A sale, brand transfer or change of operator can alter the relationship between sites. Betsson’s 2020 acquisition shows why ownership claims need dates, but that transaction alone does not prove that any particular acquired brand later left the group.
Does an MGA licence allow a casino to serve people in Australia?
No. An MGA record identifies an authorisation in Malta; it does not displace Australian federal restrictions on providers offering online casino services to people physically in Australia. Technical access or an Australian-dollar option would not change that position.
Rizk and Guts share a Malta licence-holder record, while Betsson, Betsafe, NordicBet and CasinoEuro have a broader connection supported by a dated Betsson group ownership disclosure. Neither finding establishes Australian access or permits providers to offer online casino services to people physically in Australia. Because licences and ownership can change, check the current record and its jurisdiction before relying on a sister-site claim.