Baltic sportsbook and casino, licensed in Latvia and Lithuania - with a repeated Lithuanian fines record
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Pros
- Genuinely licensed in both Baltic markets it serves - Latvia under State Revenue Service licence E-11, TI-24
- Named, registered Latvian operating company with a verifiable registration number (SIA More Entertainment, 40203698826)
- Reported no-wagering welcome bonuses on the Latvian side, which would be unusually good terms
- Established supplier partnerships including SYNOT Games
Cons
- Lithuanian operator Amber Gaming has been fined at least three times by the Gambling Supervisory Authority (~EUR 6,789, ~EUR 31,460, EUR 6,000)
- One of those fines covered allowing foreign citizens to hold remote gambling accounts outside Lithuanian jurisdiction
- The regulator warned that repeating the conduct would put the licence at risk
- A fine followed account-password emails carrying promotional banners - promotional conduct is this operator's documented weak spot
- No bonuses at all for Lithuanian players, since Lithuania bans them outright
- We found no independent assessment of support quality or withdrawal performance
Our verdict
7bet is a legitimately licensed Baltic operator, but our previous 8.1 rating for it was not defensible - it rested on a single affiliate blog post and omitted the operator's regulatory record entirely. Here is that record. In Lithuania, where the brand is run by Amber Gaming, the Gambling Supervisory Authority has fined it at least three times: around EUR 6,789 for breaching gambling-promotion law, about EUR 31,460 for advertising breaches combined with allowing foreign citizens to open remote gambling accounts outside Lithuanian jurisdiction, and a further EUR 6,000 after emails sending customers their account passwords were found to carry promotional banners. The regulator said plainly that repeating this would put the licence at risk. That last detail matters beyond compliance paperwork: an operator penalised for letting people outside its licensed jurisdiction gamble is one whose geographic controls the regulator did not trust. The Latvian side looks cleaner - operated by SIA More Entertainment, registration 40203698826 in Riga, under State Revenue Service licence E-11, TI-24, with no comparable record we could find. The no-wagering welcome bonuses reported for Latvia are genuinely good terms if they still stand; note that Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright, so nothing of the sort is available to Lithuanian players. Licensed and usable, then, but not the 8.1 we had it at.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & Casino (36%)7
A genuine licensed sportsbook-and-casino product in both Baltic markets it serves, with supplier partnerships including SYNOT Games. Competent rather than distinctive; we found no evidence it leads the region on market depth or pricing.
Bonuses & value (18%)6.5
Downgraded. The no-wagering welcome bonuses described for Latvia are real and genuinely good terms if they still stand, but two things temper them. Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright, so nothing here is claimable there. And bonus promotion is precisely the area where this operator has repeatedly been penalised - including a fine after account-password emails were found to carry promotional banners - so treat its promotional material as something to verify rather than trust.
Customer support (18%)6.5
Contact channels are published for the Latvian site, but we found no independent assessment of response times or quality, so we are not crediting responsiveness we have not evidenced.
Trust & licensing (27%)5
The reason this review dropped from 8.1. In Lithuania the operating company, Amber Gaming, has been fined by the Gambling Supervisory Authority at least three separate times: about EUR 6,789 for breaching gambling-promotion law, roughly EUR 31,460 for advertising breaches together with allowing foreign citizens to hold remote gambling accounts outside Lithuanian jurisdiction, and EUR 6,000 more for marketing violations. The regulator stated that repeating such conduct would put the licence at risk. The Latvian entity, SIA More Entertainment, holds a State Revenue Service licence (E-11, TI-24) and we found no comparable record against it - but a repeat-offender pattern on the other side of the same brand is material information a reader deserves.
Quick facts
| Latvian operator | SIA More Entertainment, reg. 40203698826, Riga - State Revenue Service licence E-11, TI-24 |
| Lithuanian operator | Amber Gaming |
| Regulatory record | At least three Lithuanian fines: ~EUR 6,789, ~EUR 31,460 and EUR 6,000, with an explicit licence-risk warning |
| Most serious finding | One fine covered allowing foreign citizens to hold remote gambling accounts outside Lithuanian jurisdiction |
| Bonuses in Lithuania | None - Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright; the offers described apply to Latvia |
How we verified this
7bet operates in two Baltic markets under different companies. In Latvia the website operator is SIA More Entertainment, registration number 40203698826, registered at Ernesta Birznieka-Upisa iela 10A-27, Riga LV-1050, licensed by Latvia's State Revenue Service under licence No. E-11, TI-24. In Lithuania the brand is operated by Amber Gaming, which has been fined repeatedly by the Lithuanian Gambling Supervisory Authority for advertising and promotion breaches and for permitting remote gambling accounts for foreign citizens outside its jurisdiction, with an explicit warning that continued breaches would put its licence at risk. Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright, so any bonus described here applies to the Latvian licence and not to Lithuanian players. Confirm current terms on the operator's own site for your market.
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About 7bet
7bet is a sportsbook and online casino brand operating in the Baltic states under two different companies. In Latvia the site is run by SIA More Entertainment, registration number 40203698826, based in Riga, licensed by the State Revenue Service under licence E-11, TI-24. In Lithuania the brand is operated by Amber Gaming. The two markets are regulated separately and differ sharply on promotions: Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright, while Latvia permits them. Amber Gaming has been the subject of repeated enforcement action by the Lithuanian Gambling Supervisory Authority over advertising, promotion and account controls.
7bet FAQ
Has 7bet been fined by a regulator?
Yes, repeatedly. In Lithuania, where the brand is operated by Amber Gaming, the Gambling Supervisory Authority has imposed at least three fines: approximately EUR 6,789 for breaching gambling-promotion law, roughly EUR 31,460 for advertising breaches together with allowing foreign citizens to hold remote gambling accounts outside Lithuanian jurisdiction, and a further EUR 6,000 for marketing violations after account-password emails were found to carry promotional banners. The regulator warned that continuing would put the licence at risk. Our earlier 8.1 rating for this brand mentioned none of this.
Is 7bet licensed?
Yes, in both markets it serves. In Latvia the operator is SIA More Entertainment, registration number 40203698826, registered in Riga and licensed by the State Revenue Service under licence No. E-11, TI-24. In Lithuania it operates through Amber Gaming under Lithuanian licensing. Being licensed and having a clean compliance record are different things, and here they diverge.
Can Lithuanian players claim the welcome bonus?
No. Lithuania bans gambling bonuses outright, so the no-wagering welcome offers reported for this brand apply to the Latvian licensed site only. If you are in Lithuania and see a bonus advertised to you for this or any other operator, that is itself a sign something is wrong - promoting them is what the operator has already been fined for.
Why did this review's rating drop from 8.1 to 6.3?
Because the 8.1 rested on one affiliate blog post and did not account for the operator's regulatory history. When we researched it properly we found a pattern of enforcement action in Lithuania, including a penalty relating to letting people outside the licensed jurisdiction gamble. The product itself did not get worse; our knowledge of it got better, and the score now reflects the trust question rather than the marketing.