Full list of Inplaynet clones

The sportsbooks in this table share one odds line: they all run Inplaynet, an iGaming platform founded in 2016 and based in Malta. Open the same football match on any two of these sites and the prices, the markets and the live section line up to the decimal; it is the same line under different names, with a different welcome bonus on top.

What defines the Inplaynet books is their approach to access. The platform is licensed only in Curacao and leans heavily on cryptocurrency — Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum and others — with fast payouts and light verification. In practice these sites carry few country restrictions and tend to accept players that stricter, fully-regulated books turn away.

As with other shared-line platforms, each brand here is run by a separate operator with its own bonus and its own terms, but the betting product underneath is identical. So once you know one Inplaynet book, the rest feel familiar — the markets, the bet slip and the live section all carry over.

That access cuts both ways. Curacao-only licensing means lighter oversight than you get with a fully-regulated operator, so reliability rests more on the individual brand than on any regulator. Treat the bonus in the table as a starting point rather than a guarantee, and check a site’s terms, payout record and reputation before you deposit.