One company many online casinos active in the same region.

[xamenos]

Ok,i can't wait any longer i try to find something similar but in the process i always get lost choosing other interesting topics.

Greece is my homeland and in general i support local casino's to play.

No much too choose from only 17 but the question is that actually its only 10.

But this is a global practice for casinos anywhere what is happening.

Why is that....

Under the same administration we have 

3 casino one address/owner

3 casino one address/owner

2 casino one address/owner

2 casino one address/owner

2 casino one address/owner

1 casino one address/owner 

1 casino one address/owner 

1 casino one address/owner 

1 casino one address/owner 

1 casino one address/owner

 

So why a legal casino want to operate in the same Territory 3 brands Which in a certain case its identically or two with some different s between.

How can a casino operates three brands simultaneously under one flag and in the other hand a player can't have even not a account connecting from two different ip addresses.

The questions and the unfairness it's not finish with the above its many things we can discuss but i ll need a little time to do.its a start though.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Afi4wins]

There is nothing wrong with an owner having more than one casino operating at one time. A big company usually have many casinos operating under their umbrella, under different brand names...such as Dama NV and N1 Interactive for example.

For local casinos in your country, one owner or one company can certainly have more than 1 casino operating at the same time, but under different brand names of course.

Why more than 1 casino in one territory? The same answer goes for one owner having many department stores or supermarkets within one town/city/district.

When one casino account has 2 or more different IP addresses, it may indicate that more than 1 person is playing and using that account, which is not allowed by any casino!

[Afi4wins]

An affiliated operator can also operate a casino using the parent's casino platform and license, so that's also 2 same casinos under one flag, as you've put it.

What is more important is whether the license is legit or not...some casinos may show as having a license but they actually do not have it.

[ValDes]

Hi @xamenosand welcome to the AskGamblers Forum.  

What you described in your post is a perfectly legit practice and as @Afi4winsexplained further, something that many, many Operators are doing nowadays. 

Why they are doing that? It's pretty simple actually: 

- to test, adopt and utilize different business models e.g. one of the brands could be more Sports betting oriented while the other could be Casino mostly; or pro-bonus marketing strategy in some of the brands and no-bonus (cashback only) across the others... 

- to save cost per license/operator/staff/etc. 

Hope the above helps but in case you have further questions, please shoot.