General question about sister sites

[jelliedonut]

Are you allowed to have accounts across a brands sister sites? (With the same login information and name, etc)

 

[Webzcas]

In the main yes. But one caveat. If you self exclude on one brand, the self exclusion should in most cases apply to all sister sites.

Players have fallen foul of this before in the past. One notable casino from memory is 888 who have / had a massive amount of white label / sister sites, with no publicly acknowledged link between them.

This only comes to the fore when a player goes to withdraw at one of their other casinos, to be told, no chance, you self excluded at a sister site of ours.

 

[johnnymcc1966]

In my experience you can be a member of various sites within a group but with different passwords. I certainly wouldnt use the same password for any site,let alone a group of casinos myself.

 

[Nate]

Are you allowed to have accounts across a brands sister sites? (With the same login information and name, etc)

Yes, you are (in general) - I would look out for terms that restrict the use of bonuses across sister brands. Some casinos use that as a bonus-abuse clause and ground for confiscation. Self-Exclusions are also an issue, as @Webzcas pointed out.

White Hat Gaming is an example. A quick chat with support about your queries may also prevent future headaches.

Nate

 

[Webzcas]

Yes it really should go without saying that you should use a unique strong password on every single account you have and use online. This way, if one is obtained due to a databreach, the person that has your password cannot use it on any of your other accounts.

It is however amazing that in 2026, many people still use a dictionary word password which is easily brute forced, yet they use the same password on all their online accounts.