Full list of Softswiss clones

The sportsbooks in this table share one odds line: they all run the Softswiss sportsbook. Softswiss is a veteran of the industry — founded in 2009 in Minsk on Belarusian engineering talent, and now headquartered in Malta with development offices in Poland and Georgia. It holds licences in several jurisdictions, including Curacao and the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA).

The sportsbook itself is younger than the company: Softswiss launched its betting platform in November 2020 and strengthened it in 2024 by acquiring the South African sportsbook firm Turfsport. It covers 20 sports: soccer, hockey, basketball, tennis, volleyball, rugby, eSports, boxing and MMA, handball, biathlon, Formula 1, auto racing, horse racing, snooker, table tennis, badminton, chess, cricket, rugby league and American football. In keeping with Softswiss’s roots as a crypto pioneer, its books are built around cryptocurrency — Bitcoin, Ethereum and the major coins — with fast withdrawals.

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. Learn one Softswiss book and the rest feel familiar — the markets, the bet slip and the live section all carry over.

That is what makes the list worth having: if one site is unavailable in your country, blocked by your provider or has limited your account, another gives you the same odds under a different brand, so the bonus and its terms become the main thing left to compare. Softswiss supplies the technology but does not run these sites — each operator holds its own licence and sets its own rules — so treat the bonus as a starting point and check a brand’s terms, payout record and reputation before you deposit.