Who owns Snai?

As of : Flutter Entertainment plc owns Snai. The NYSE-listed group bought Snaitech from Playtech for €2.3bn and closed the deal on 30 April 2025. Snaitech Spa runs snai.it under Italian ADM licence 16032. Snai offers sports betting and casino games in Italy, where Flutter also owns Sisal.

Ultimate ownerFlutter Entertainment plc (listed (NYSE: FLUT))
Operating companySnaitech Spa, Italy · reg. P.IVA 01729640464 (C.F. 00754850154)
LicencesItaly — ADM 16032
ProductsSports betting, Casino
Websitesnai.it
Sister casinos22
Fines and actionsSnai’s own company: 0 · whole Flutter Entertainment plc group: 21
Owner proofverified
Last checked14 Oct 2026

In numbers

  • Flutter Entertainment plc owns 23 casino and betting brands (64 websites) in our data.
  • 21 fines and regulator actions against the owner since 2018, about €12 million in total (converted to euros).
  • Flutter Entertainment plc has owned Snai since 2025.

Who is behind it

Snai came to Flutter when it bought Snaitech from Playtech for €2.3bn. The deal closed on 30 April 2025. By then Flutter, listed on the NYSE, already owned Sisal in Italy.

Snai offers sports betting and casino games in Italy.

Licence and what it means for you

Snaitech Spa (P.IVA 01729640464) runs snai.it under ADM licence 16032. For sports bettors and casino players in Italy, Italian player-protection rules apply. If you join the RUA self-exclusion register, it blocks Snai and every other Italian-licensed site.

Licence records

RegulatorTypeValidCheck it
Italy — ADM
16032
—activeregister

What each licence means, and self-exclusion

Sister sites

Sisal is the obvious sibling: another Italian brand under an ADM licence, owned by Flutter since 2022. Flutter's other brands include Paddy Power, Sky Bet, Sportsbet and FanDuel, mostly outside Italy. Our data counts 22 sister brands, 19 of them active. Closing your Snai account does not close a Sisal account.

22 sister casinos

Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.

Does self-exclusion at Snai cover its sister sites? · How national self-exclusion schemes work

Fines and regulator actions

Snaitech Spa has no fine in our data. Its new parent's companies have 21 entries in total. The latest is from 30 September 2026, when New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement fined FanDuel $5,000 for not following a Division directive. See the table below for all of them.

All 21 fines and regulator actions, with sources

None of these 21 names Snai’s own company; they concern other companies of the Flutter Entertainment plc group. The company column names who was fined.

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.

DateCompanyRegulator / courtAmountReason
2026-09-30FanDuel (Betfair Interactive US LLC)USA New Jersey — DGEUSD 5,000DGE Director's ruling (summary for sep16-30 2026): civil penalty of $5,000 on FanDuel pursuant to an Action in Lieu of Complaint for failing to adhere to a Division directive source
2026-03-31FanDuel (Betfair Interactive US LLC)USA New Jersey — DGEUSD 25,000DGE Director's ruling (summary for mar16-31 2026): civil penalty of $25,000 against FanDuel pursuant to an Action in Lieu of Complaint for violation of responsible gaming rules source
2026-03-23Betfair Interactive US, LLC d/b/a FanDuelUSA Massachusetts — Gaming CommissionUSD 5,000Commission fine after an adjudicatory hearing: a FanDuel employee placed sports wagers in breach of 205 CMR 238.32(1) (19 to 21 April 2024). Listed on the Commission's noncompliance enforcement page (https://massgaming.com/regulations/noncompliance-enforcement-actions/). source
2026-03-12Betfair Interactive US, LLC d/b/a FanDuelUSA Massachusetts — Gaming CommissionUSD 5,000Civil administrative penalty for Sports Wagering Catalog noncompliance (7 to 9 September 2023); hearing waived. Listed on the Commission's noncompliance enforcement page (https://massgaming.com/regulations/noncompliance-enforcement-actions/). source
2026-01-15TSG INTERACTIVE SPAIN SASpain — DGOJEUR 75,000Breached responsible-gambling and player-protection obligations. Nominal fine €125.000; reduced to €75.000 after the firm admitted liability and paid early. Case ES 2025/097; DGOJ lists it under 2026. source
2026-01-08FanDuel Canada ULCAGCO (Ontario)CAD 350,000Penalty for failing to identify and report suspicious betting on Czech table tennis matches with match-fixing signs (Oct-Nov 2024). source
2025-12-17Paddy Power / Betfair (PPB)UK Gambling CommissionGBP 2,000,000About £2m for failing to spot signs of gambling harm quickly enough (amount approximate as reported). source
2025-07-31FanDuel (Betfair Interactive US LLC)USA New Jersey — DGEUSD 2,000DGE Director's ruling (summary for jul16-31 2025): $2,000 civil penalty on FanDuel pursuant to a Notice of Violation for an unauthorized promotion source
2025-07-23Betfair Interactive US LLC d/b/a FanDuelUSA Pennsylvania — PGCBUSD 40,000Consent agreement: failed to license several employees. source
2025-07-10TOMBOLA INTERNATIONAL MALTA, PLCSpain — DGOJEUR 9,000Did not meet the technical requirements set by the gambling regulations. Nominal fine €15.000; reduced to €9.000 after the firm admitted liability and paid early. Case ES/2025/079; DGOJ lists it under 2026. source
2025-05-28TSG Interactive PLCSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 7,000,000Warning and fine (PokerStars) for anti-money-laundering shortcomings. source
2025-03-25TSG Interactive Spain, S.A.Spain — DGOJEUR 100,000Used technical systems that were not approved, e.g. moving gambling data to a new data centre without approval. Nominal fine €125.000; reduced to €100.000 after the firm admitted liability and paid early. Case ES/2025/002; DGOJ lists it under 2025. source
2025-03-11TSG Interactive Spain, S.A.Spain — DGOJEUR 60,000Did not meet the technical requirements set by the gambling regulations. Nominal fine €100.000; reduced to €60.000 after the firm admitted liability and paid early. Case ES/2025/017; DGOJ lists it under 2025. source
2024-02-15FanDuel (Betfair Interactive US LLC)USA New Jersey — DGEUSD 2,000DGE Director's ruling (summary for feb1-15 2024): $2,000 civil penalty on FanDuel pursuant to a Notice of Violation for violation of rules regarding patron wagering source
2023-05-25PPB Counterparty Services (Paddy Power)UK Gambling CommissionGBP 490,000Sent marketing to self-excluded or vulnerable consumers. source
2023-04-24Betfair International plcSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 4,000,000Warning and fine for offering bets on a Swedish U21 football league, which is not allowed. source
2022-03-09Bonne Terre Limited (Sky Betting & Gaming)UK Gambling CommissionGBP 1,170,000Marketing emails sent to self-excluded and unsubscribed customers. source
2022-02Sportsbet Pty LtdACMA (Australia)AUD 2,508,600Infringement notice for spam breaches: marketing emails and SMS sent without consent or without a working unsubscribe facility (Jan 2020 to Mar 2021). Also an enforceable undertaking and about A$1.2m in customer refunds. source
2021-01-01PokerStars (Flutter group)Austria — Courts (civil)EUR 1,600,000Civil court order to repay one player's online casino and poker losses, because the operator had no Austrian licence. A court judgment, not a regulator fine; date approximate. source
2019-06-26Betfair International plcSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 5,500,000Warning and fine for taking bets on matches with under-18 players. source
2018-10Paddy Power BetfairUK Gambling CommissionGBP 2,200,000Customer-interaction and AML failures; stolen money gambled on Betfair exchange. source

About Flutter Entertainment plc

The world's largest online betting group by revenue, formed when Paddy Power merged with Betfair in 2016 and later absorbed The Stars Group (PokerStars, Sky Betting & Gaming). Recent deals added Italy's Snai (2025) and a majority of Brazil's NSX/Betnacional (2025); its Brazilian sites had to go offline in October 2026 under a provisional Brazilian ban on fixed-odds betting. FanDuel is its main US brand.

Headquarters: Ireland (incorporated); operational HQ New York, USA · Founded: 2016 · Ownership: listed (NYSE: FLUT)

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Snaitech bought from Playtech for €2.3bn, closed 30 Apr 2025.

Ratings elsewhere

Ratings from other websites, with their source. We do not copy their reviews, and they do not change our facts.

Questions and answers

Who owns Snai?

Flutter Entertainment plc, since April 2025.

Who owned Snai before Flutter?

Playtech. Flutter bought Snaitech from Playtech for €2.3bn.

Is Snai licensed?

Yes. Snaitech Spa holds licence 16032 from Italy's ADM.

Is Snai legit?

Snai is run by Snaitech Spa, which holds a licence from ADM (Italy, 16032). Check the licence in the ADM licence register. Its owner is Flutter Entertainment plc, a listed company. Fines and regulator actions against Snai’s own company: 0; against the whole Flutter Entertainment plc group: 21. Sister sites with the same owner: 22. Guide: How to check a casino. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.

What are Snai’s sister sites?

Snai has 22 sister casinos with the same owner, Flutter Entertainment plc: Paddy Power, Betfair, Sky Bet, Sky Vegas, Sky Casino and 17 more. Full list: all Flutter Entertainment plc sister sites.

Sources

Last checked 14 Oct 2026. Review text checked against our data on 25 Oct 2026. How we check facts. Gambling can be addictive. Help: BeGambleAware, GamStop, Gamblers Anonymous.

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