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By Johan Ekström · Fact-checked by Linnea Dahl against Spelinspektionen's licence register · Updated 19 October 2026

ComeOn sister sites

ComeOn is the flagship of ComeOn Group, which according to industry sources runs six brands with a Swedish licence: ComeOn, Snabbare, Hajper, Lyllo Casino, Casinostugan and Reviant. The last five are ComeOn’s sister sites in the true sense. Each site has its own licence holder, so none of them shares a licence with ComeOn.

Here you can see which company is behind each site, who owns the group, what actually sets the sites apart, and what the split means for welcome bonuses, Spelpaus and your gambling limits.

Brands in the same group as ComeOn

The table shows the group’s Swedish brands and which companies hold the licences. We only give licence numbers where we have been able to confirm them in a primary source, in this case the footers at Snabbare and Hajper.

BrandLicence holderLicence numberShares licence with
ComeOnComeOn Sweden LtdSee the Spelinspektionen licence registerNone
SnabbareSnabbare Ltd25Si1513None
HajperHajper Ltd25Si1514None
Lyllo CasinoMOA Gaming Sweden LtdSee the Spelinspektionen licence registerNone
CasinostuganCasinostugan LtdSee the Spelinspektionen licence registerNone
ReviantEntBox LimitedSee the Spelinspektionen licence registerNone

Two caveats go with the table. Casinostugan’s renewed licence after 2025 is currently only confirmed by other comparison sites, not by Spelinspektionen, the Swedish Gambling Authority. Reviant launched in April 2026 and is described in the trade press as part of ComeOn Group’s portfolio, but who owns the licence holder EntBox Limited is not disclosed.

For Lyllo Casino, on the other hand, there is a decision by Spelinspektionen showing that MOA Gaming Sweden Ltd holds a licence until 29 October 2030. Snabbare and Hajper have licences valid from 30 October 2025 to 29 October 2030.

Owner and background

ComeOn was founded in Stockholm in 2008. Today the group has its head office in St. Julian’s, Malta. Since 2017 ComeOn has been owned by Cherry AB, which according to public information bought the company for around 280 million euros.

Cherry AB itself is no longer listed. The company was delisted from Nasdaq Stockholm in 2018, when an investor group led by Bridgepoint took it over. ComeOn Group is therefore a privately owned company without a listing of its own.

In October 2024 the news agency Reuters reported that Cherry was exploring a sale of ComeOn Group. We have not found any completed deal as of October 2026, so for now the ownership picture is unchanged. If the group were sold, it would primarily affect the owner – the licences remain with each licence holder.

What ComeOn’s sister sites share and where they differ

What ties the sites together is the owner. The game selection also partly overlaps: both ComeOn and Snabbare list Evolution, Yggdrasil and Games Global among their game providers. Both offer customer service around the clock via chat and email.

The differences show most clearly in how you pay and register. The comparison below is based on what ComeOn and Snabbare themselves state on their websites in October 2026.

ComeOnSnabbare
Licence holderComeOn Sweden LtdSnabbare Ltd
DepositSwish, Trustly, payment cards, e-wallets and PaysafecardSwish and Trustly
RegistrationAccount with login via BankIDDeposit first, the account is created during BankID identification
Withdrawals according to the casinoProcessed within 24 hoursTrustly withdrawals reach the bank within 15 minutes of processing

Since each brand has its own licence holder, each company is responsible for registration, identity checks and gambling limits on its own site. We have no sources showing that accounts or limits are shared between the sites. So expect each site to require its own account and its own settings.

The bonus rule and ComeOn’s sister sites

In Spellagen, the Gambling Act (Chapter 14, Section 9), the bonus is tied to the first time a player plays any of the licence holder’s games. The wording of the law therefore starts from the company holding the licence, not from the group.

For ComeOn Group, this means that a welcome bonus at ComeOn does not prevent a bonus at Snabbare or Hajper, since they have different licence holders. We have not found any guidance from Spelinspektionen or any court ruling that explicitly tests the question of multiple brands, but that is how the law is written. At the same time, you only get one chance per company: if you have played at ComeOn before, ComeOn Sweden Ltd cannot give you a new welcome bonus.

The fact that it is allowed to accept several bonuses does not mean it is wise. Every bonus has its own wagering requirements, and several parallel requirements mean more play than you may have intended. How the rule works in detail is covered in our guide to the bonus rules in Sweden.

Spelpaus and limits at ComeOn’s sister sites

Spelpaus.se, the national self-exclusion register run by Spelinspektionen, applies to every gambling company with a Swedish licence. An exclusion there therefore shuts you out of all six sites in the group – and of all other licensed gambling companies. You can choose 10 days, one, three or six months, or until further notice, and an exclusion cannot be cut short. You confirm the exclusion with electronic ID, such as Mobile BankID or Freja eID+, and if you have no electronic ID there is a paper form.

A deposit limit is mandatory for online gambling and must be set per day, week and month. Since the limit is set with each licence holder, you need to set it on every site where you have an account. Reductions apply immediately, increases only after at least 72 hours.

If you exclude yourself directly through your account at ComeOn, it is ComeOn Sweden Ltd’s exclusion. If you want to exclude yourself from the whole group at once, Spelpaus is the way to do it. Advice on gambling is available from Stödlinjen, the national gambling helpline, on 020-819 100 and at stodlinjen.se.

How to compare ComeOn’s sister sites

If you are looking for casinos like ComeOn within the same group, this is a good order in which to go through the sites:

  1. Check the licence holder and that the licence is still valid.
  2. Compare which payment methods are available for both deposits and withdrawals.
  3. See how registration works – a regular account or deposit first with BankID.
  4. Read the bonus terms: wagering requirements, validity period and which games count.
  5. Check which tools for limits and breaks are available and how easy they are to find.

Point one matters most at ComeOn Group, because several licence numbers cannot be confirmed in the sites’ footers. The safest option is to search for the company name in the Spelinspektionen licence register.

More pages about ComeOn Group

If you are searching for “ComeOn sister sites” or looking for sites similar to ComeOn, you probably want to see the whole picture. The group’s owner, history and licence holders are gathered on the network page about the ComeOn Group casino network.

Snabbare is the sister site that differs most from ComeOn in how you get started. It has its own overview under Snabbare’s sister sites.

Frequently asked questions

Which are ComeOn’s sister sites?

According to industry sources, ComeOn Group also runs Snabbare, Hajper, Lyllo Casino, Casinostugan and Reviant in Sweden. Reviant’s link to the group is somewhat less certain, as the owner of its licence holder EntBox Limited is not disclosed.

Does ComeOn share a licence with Snabbare and Hajper?

No. ComeOn’s licence is held by ComeOn Sweden Ltd, Snabbare’s by Snabbare Ltd and Hajper’s by Hajper Ltd. Each brand in the group has its own licence holder.

Can I get a welcome bonus at several ComeOn sister sites?

The bonus rule in the Swedish Gambling Act applies per licence holder. Since the sites have different licence holders, a bonus at ComeOn does not, according to the wording of the law, prevent a bonus at Snabbare, for example. Bear in mind that every bonus comes with its own wagering requirements.

Who owns ComeOn?

Since 2017 ComeOn has been owned by Cherry AB, which was delisted in 2018 after an investor group led by Bridgepoint took over. A sale of ComeOn Group was explored in 2024, but no completed deal has been found.

Does Spelpaus apply at all ComeOn Group sites?

Yes. Spelpaus applies to every gambling company with a Swedish licence and therefore to all the group’s sites. An exclusion through an individual casino account, however, only applies at that company.