Vidigal Casino: A New Online Casino and Sportsbook With 2 Sister Sites

Reviewed by Emma Jenkins
Published: 3rd October 2026

Vidigal is one of the newest names to appear on the Anjouan licence register. Its permit was issued on 30 September 2026, and when we opened the site a few days later it was already running a full casino lobby, a sportsbook with live tennis and Nations League odds, and a short list of welcome offers priced in Brazilian reais. That combination of a Brazilian focus and a licence from the Comoros is not unusual, but it is worth understanding before you put any money in.

The licence also tells us something the website does not. Vidigal shares its permit with two other brands, Readies and Bet Lomi, and the two of them look nothing like it. One speaks Finnish and counts in euros. The other is gold and black, built around a lion, and quotes its welcome bonus in Korean won. Three skins, three currencies, one licence.

Below you will find who holds the permit, what the lobby actually offers, how the bonus rules read in full, and the withdrawal and account conditions that sit in the terms. A wider choice of other casino sites is further down the page whenever you want to compare.

Inside the Vidigal Lobby

The design is dark navy with neon green accents, and the first thing on screen is a pair of banners, one for daily free spins and one for a cashback offer. Under them sits a Most Played of the Week row with filters for crash games, live casino and instant games. On the day we visited that row held Duck Hunters, Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, Sugar Rush, Rise of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter and Fortune Tiger, which tells you the studios in play include Nolimit City, Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO and PG Soft.

Crash games get a row to themselves, with Aviator, Aviamasters and Space Man among the titles. The main menu is short, just Cassino, Sports, Live casino, Mini Games, Promotions, Affiliate and Support, and the word Cassino is a small giveaway that the site was written with Portuguese speakers in mind. The live casino section is split into roulette, blackjack and poker, and the footer carries a gambling warning in Portuguese.

Sport is a proper second product rather than an afterthought. The sportsbook has pre-match, live, e-sports and virtual sections, and the home page lists upcoming tennis from Beijing, Nations League football, Spanish and German basketball and Brazil’s Serie A with odds attached. There is no obvious demo mode on the game tiles, so you will need an account to try most of the library.

What the Welcome Offers Say

The promotions page shows a three-step welcome package for the casino. The first deposit earns a 100 per cent match up to R$200 together with 50 spins at R$0.50 on Fortune Tiger, the second deposit earns 50 per cent up to R$100, and the third deposit earns another 50 spins at R$0.50. A boosted odds banner sits above them and each offer is attached to a promo code that you enter when you register.

The terms page is where the offers get their shape. Winnings from free spins and free bets have to be rolled ten times inside seven days, and the most you can withdraw from them is capped at 100 euros or the equivalent. For the match bonuses, the maximum cash-out is ten times the bonus amount, so a R$200 bonus can never be turned into more than R$2,000. A cashback bonus pays out at most five times the cashback figure, and a no-deposit bonus, where one is given, is capped at 100.

Some rules apply to everyone. Any deposit has to be wagered once before it can be withdrawn. Bets placed at odds below 1.30 may not count towards wagering at the operator’s discretion. Only one of each bonus is allowed per person, address, device, phone number or payment account. Players in a long list of countries are excluded from promotions altogether, and Finnish players can only claim the 10 per cent cashback.

Who Holds the Licence

The Anjouan register lists the licensee as 3-102-937842 Limitada, which is the kind of name a Costa Rican company gets when it has been registered by number and not yet given a trading name. The permit is numbered ALSI-202608075-FI2, was issued on 30 September 2026, runs to 29 September 2027 and showed as valid when we checked. Its type is given as business-to-consumer, business-to-business and whitelabeling, which means the holder is allowed to supply platforms to other brands as well as run its own.

The Vidigal website does not repeat any of this. The About page is four paragraphs about the team’s mission with no company name, no registration number and no regulator, and the terms refer only to “the Company”. The dispute page says unresolved complaints can go to any independent body or licensing regulator “listed on the Website”, but none is listed. A reader who wants to check the permit has to go to the register and search for the company number.

The footer gives a support address and an affiliate address, both at vidigal.com. That is a different domain from the vidigal.bet entry on the register, and when we opened vidigal.com directly it showed an unrelated page. We would not read anything sinister into that on its own, but it is one more detail that the operator has not tidied up yet.

Two Siblings on the Same Permit

One permit can carry several addresses, and this one carries three: vidigal.bet, readies.bet and betlomi.com. The register shows a single licensee behind the permit, which is not the same as showing that one team looks after all three every day, although the similar page structure and the near-identical gambling warning wording in the footers of Readies and Bet Lomi point to a shared platform.

Readies is the more conventional of the two. Its homepage is in Finnish, its welcome banner promises a 100 per cent casino bonus up to €100 and a 100 per cent sports bonus up to €50 under a plain 10x wagering rule, and its page title claims more than nineteen thousand games. Bet Lomi is the oddity. The browser tab calls it Cassibra, the footer says Bet Lomi, and the lobby is dressed as a members’ club with a lion in a waistcoat, live baccarat tables from Creedroomz, and a welcome bonus of 100 per cent up to ₩500,000.

Neither sibling has a write-up here yet. Their logos are pictured below.

Deposits, Withdrawals and Account Rules

The minimum deposit and the minimum withdrawal are both 20 euros or the local equivalent. The maximum depends on the payment method, and if a withdrawal is bigger than the method allows it is paid out in instalments. The terms name no payment brands, and simply ask players to contact support to find out which methods suit their country. Deposits must come from an account in your own name or they may be seized.

Verification is thorough. Documents must be in Latin or Cyrillic script, or the player may be asked for a video check. If the operator suspects fraud or multiple accounts it can close the account and return the last deposits minus a 20 per cent fee, and in some cases up to 50 per cent of the remaining deposit can be kept as a termination fee. Those figures are far higher than we usually see.

Quieter conditions matter too. An account that goes twelve months without a login can be charged a monthly fee of 10 euros until the balance is gone, and a complaint has to be raised within two months of the problem or it may be ignored. The terms bar residents of Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Georgia, Saba, Sint Maarten and the United States.

Vidigal Facts at a Glance

Strong Points and Weak Ones

The good: the site loads quickly and the sportsbook is a real one with live markets and several sports, so a player gets a casino and a bookmaker under one login. The studio list includes Pragmatic Play, Nolimit City and PG Soft, and the full terms can be read without signing in. The bonus caps, though harsh, are at least written down.

The bad: the operator is only a company number, the permit is not printed on the site, and the only currency in the terms is the Brazilian real. There is no demo mode, no payment methods are named, the fee for a suspected fraud case can reach half of a deposit, and a complaint has to be filed within two months. None of the British safeguards apply.

Casino and Sportsbook Under One Licence, the British Way

Vidigal pairs slots and crash games with betting on tennis, football and basketball, so the sensible comparison is with British bookmakers that run both. bet365 is the obvious one, with a deep in-play sportsbook and a casino on the same account. Betfred and Coral both offer a casino next to a long-standing high street betting brand, and Ladbrokes does the same with a well-known app.

Each of those four is licensed in Britain, so a player keeps GamStop, can set limits on deposits, and has an approved complaints body to turn to. Vidigal offers nothing of the kind.

Questions About Vidigal

Is Vidigal a new casino?

Yes. Its Anjouan permit was issued on 30 September 2026 and the vidigal.bet address was only registered in July 2026, so it is a fresh arrival and not an older site that has changed name.

Who runs Vidigal?

The register names 3-102-937842 Limitada as the licensee. The website itself gives no company name, so the licence entry is the only source for the operator.

Which sites share a licence with Vidigal?

Two other brands sit on the same permit, Readies at readies.bet and Bet Lomi at betlomi.com. Neither has a review on this site yet.

Can I play at Vidigal from the UK?

The site loads from Britain and the terms do not name the UK among the barred countries, but Brazilian reais are the only currency listed and there is no British licence, so GamStop and UK protections do not apply.

How much can I win from the Vidigal welcome bonus?

The terms cap the cash-out from each match bonus at ten times the bonus amount, and cap winnings from free spins at 100 euros or the equivalent after rolling them ten times in seven days.

Does Vidigal have a sportsbook?

Yes. It offers pre-match and live betting, e-sports and virtual sports, with tennis, football and basketball shown on the home page.

What happens to an unused Vidigal account?

After twelve months without a login the operator may charge a monthly fee of 10 euros, or the balance if it is lower, until the account is empty or active again.

Where We Land on Vidigal

Vidigal looks the part. The lobby is clean, the sportsbook is live, and the three-step welcome package is easy to follow. As a snapshot of a brand that opened this autumn, it is a handy example of how a new permit can launch three very different skins at once.

What holds us back is the paperwork around it. The licensee is a bare company number, the site does not say who regulates it, there is no sterling and the termination fees are steep. For a British reader it asks for a lot of trust and offers none of the usual protections in return.

Rating: 5.0 out of 10. A tidy casino and sportsbook, marked down for thin operator information and harsh account terms.

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