TVBet
TVBet supplies live-dealer betting games streamed on a fixed schedule, in which many players bet on the same televised round rather than playing an individual table. Its catalogue is card and lottery-style games with a betting rather than casino-table interface. It is sold to both sportsbooks and casinos.
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Tallinn, Estonia
- Ownership
- BCore Tech OU (Tallinn, Estonia); ultimate owner unknown, not listed.
- Licences
- None published by the company; not verified against any register
- Products
- live betting games, scheduled live card and lottery games
- Website
- tvbet.tv
History
TVBet was founded around 2016 — it marked a tenth anniversary in 2026 — and operates through the Estonian entity BCore Tech OU in Tallinn. It built a product that sits between live casino and betting: games such as poker, keno, backgammon and wheel formats are dealt live on a broadcast schedule and every player bets into the same round, which lets operators present them inside a sportsbook rather than a casino lobby.
It distributes largely through platform aggregators rather than direct integrations, which is why it appears on betting-led sites across Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa. No acquisition, parent or rename could be evidenced. It publishes no licence information on its own site. It is often grouped with BetGames, which sells a comparable scheduled live-betting product, but no corporate link between the two exists.
Notable
- Games are dealt on a broadcast schedule with all players betting into the same round, unlike per-player live casino tables.
- Sold into sportsbook lobbies as much as casino lobbies, largely through platform aggregators.
- Competes with BetGames in the scheduled live-betting category, but there is no corporate link between the two.
- Publishes no licence information on its own site.
Notable work
- Poker
- Blackjack
- Battle of Elements
- 1Bet
- 5Bet
- 7Bet
How well established
The Estonian operating entity is named on the company's own site and the founding year comes from its own tenth-anniversary marking. No ownership, parent or acquisition could be established, and the company publishes no licence information at all.
