Bet20 Casino Slots: Closed, and the Domain Is for Sale

From domain sale to casino and back again

The archive of bet20.com tells the whole story in a handful of snapshots:

No slot count, studio list or game titles were captured from the working site, so there is no record of what its slot lobby contained. What survives describes a crypto casino with "Bitcoin-enabled infrastructure", offered in eleven languages, from English and French to Japanese and Thai. The last offer captured, under the Bety name in November 2025, was "100% up to 300 EUR + 50 FS On your first deposit". It is a historical record, not an offer anyone can claim today. The new name did not lead anywhere either: bety.com does not resolve, and we found no successor site.

The licence it claimed, and the VPN line beside it

While it ran, the footer named the operator as Platinum Technology N.V., Curacao company number 163348. The registered address changed between captures, from Zuikertuintjeweg Z/N in May 2025 to Abraham de Veerstraat 9 between August and November 2025.

The same footer claimed licence OGL/2024/137/0132 from the Curacao Gaming Control Board, "issued on 08/07/2024", and described the casino as "Trust Service and Represented by" igagroup.com. The licence was never checked against the Curacao register for this page, and with the site closed it can no longer be matched to a working casino. Treat it as a claim, not a confirmed licence.

One line from the May 2025 homepage says more than the licence badge. Under the heading "Bypass Restrictions", it told visitors to "Use a VPN to access our platform securely, even in restricted regions." That is the opposite of what a licence badge is meant to signal: an operator explaining how to get around the country blocks it was showing visitors only months earlier.

Whether Bet20 or Bety ever accepted players from Canada was never confirmed: no list of restricted countries was captured. It presented itself only as Curacao-licensed, never as registered in Ontario or Alberta, and no province licenses offshore casinos.

Bet20, Bety and 20Bet are not the same casino

The names are easy to confuse. Three facts keep them apart:

• Bet20 was the casino at bet20.com, run by Platinum Technology N.V. It has not been seen working since November 2025.
• Bety was Bet20's later name on the same domain, from August 2025. It closed with it.
• 20Bet is a different brand at 20bet.com, with its own operator. If that is the casino you meant, its slot lobby has its own page here.

The address bet20.ca adds to the confusion. It is not Bet20's site: it is an affiliate review page about 20Bet, which names 20bet.com and the company TechSolutions Group N.V. Reaching it by typing "bet20" into a browser does not mean you have found the closed casino or its successor.

The mention of 20Bet here is only to clear up the name. It is not a suggestion that 20Bet replaces Bet20, and its page sets out its own facts.

If you had money at Bet20 or Bety

None of the captured pages describes a closure notice, a deadline for withdrawals or a contact address for former players, so we cannot tell you how the operator handled remaining balances. The only names on record are the company, Platinum Technology N.V., and the licence number it claimed, OGL/2024/137/0132. If you are owed money, those are the details to quote in any complaint, together with your account name and the dates of your deposits.

Keep any emails, transaction IDs and wallet addresses from your time at the casino. For crypto deposits, the blockchain record of your payment is the one piece of evidence that does not depend on the casino's site being online.

For slot play now, look at sites whose standing you can check. Our list of casinos covers the brands we track, and our legal online casinos guide explains the regulated options: AGCO and iGaming Ontario sites in Ontario, AGLC and Alberta iGaming Corporation sites in Alberta, and each province's own site elsewhere.