Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) sister sites: all 2 casinos & betting sites

As of 15 Oct 2026: Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) (IM) owns 2 casino and betting brands in our data. Its main brand is SBOBET. Its sites are licensed by GSC. 1 fine or regulator action on record.

Isle of Man company that trade press describes as the holding and licence company for the Asian-facing SBOBET sportsbook and its European sister brand SBOTOP. It held an Isle of Man online gambling licence from August 2008 until it gave the licence up in May 2025. In July 2025 the Isle of Man regulator announced a GBP 3.9m civil penalty for anti-money-laundering failings, including weak checks on its network partners. SBC News reported in January 2026 that Celton Manx had applied for dissolution.

Ownership	private (ultimate owners not published)
Headquarters	IM
Casino and betting brands	2 casino and betting brands · 2 websites in total
Operating companies	1
Fines and regulator actions	1
Last checked	15 Oct 2026

What changed

Dated changes in our data for Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP), its sub-groups and their companies, newest first.

9 May 2025 Licence ended source
Isle of Man — GSC licence OGRA online gambling licence (1 Aug 2008 - 9 May 2025) of Celton Manx Limited, owned by Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) surrendered.
Sites: SBOBET, SBOTOP

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All Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) sister sites

One row per brand: a brand with several country websites is one row. Own brands first (most websites first), then white-label sites run for partner brands, then closed brands.

Licensed company: Celton Manx Limited (Isle of Man). Licences: GSC

Brand	Website	Product	Markets	Licences	Relation	Status	Same owner?
SBOBET	sbobet.com	Sports betting, Casino	—	GSC	own brand	active	—
SBOTOP	sbotop.com	Sports betting, Casino	—	GSC	own brand	unknown	—

Self-exclusion across Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) sister sites

None of the Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) sites in our data holds a licence with a national self-exclusion scheme. An exclusion at one site may not cover the others.

A national scheme covers every site licensed in that country, whoever owns it. Closing your account at one site is not a self-exclusion from its sister sites.

Does self-exclusion cover sister sites? The national schemes, country by country →

Fines and regulator actions

Fines from the 40 regulators, prosecutors and courts we track, online gambling only; fines against land-based casinos are out of scope. How we count fines.

Date	Regulator / court	Amount	Reason
2025-07-03	Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission	GBP 3,900,000	Civil penalty for AML/CFT code breaches found in an October 2024 inspection, including no evidence that network partners applied equivalent AML standards and no proper customer monitoring. Set at GBP 5.6m and cut by 30% for early settlement. source

Questions and answers

What are the sister sites of Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP)?

The sister sites of Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) are the 2 casino and betting brands it owns: SBOBET and 1 more. The full list is on this page.

How many casinos does Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) own?

Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) owns 2 casino and betting brands in our data. 1 of these is no longer active. A brand with several country websites counts once.

Does self-exclusion at one Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) site cover the others?

Not necessarily. None of the Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) sites in our data holds a licence with a national self-exclusion scheme. An exclusion at one site may not cover the others.

Has Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) been fined?

Yes. 1 fine or regulator action on record. The largest: GBP 3,900,000 from Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission (2025-07-03).

Who owns Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP)?

Celton Manx (SBOBET / SBOTOP) is the top company of its group in our data; we have no parent company on record.