About this desk
Record last reviewed: 2 July 2026
fafabetsistersites.com is a single-subject publication: one closed bookmaker, one set of facts, kept straight.
Why this site exists
People still type "FafaBet sister sites" into search boxes every week, and most of what comes back is wrong in one of two ways. Either the page was written before 1 October 2025 and discusses FafaBet as though it were still trading, or it invents a family of related casinos that never existed. The reality is short enough to memorise: Taichi Tech Ltd held one Gambling Commission licence — number 57385 — for one brand. After the Commission fined the company £170,000 in July 2025 and the brand shut that autumn, there was no network left behind, because there had never been one. We took the exact phrase people search for and put the honest answer underneath it.
What we publish
The landing page carries three things: a dated record of the closure, a warning about the copycat domains now wearing the FafaBet name, and a four-casino board showing where former players moved. That board is editorial. No operator on it has any link to Taichi Tech, and no operator can pay its way onto it — the scoring method, with its weights, sits in our editorial standards for anyone to read.
Who writes it
Research and copy are produced collectively by the desk. We do not decorate pages with invented staff names, stock-photo headshots or fictional job titles, and we never will; if a real, named journalist joins in future, that byline will be verifiable. Until then, attribution stays where it belongs: with the fafabetsistersites.com desk as a whole.
How the desk is paid
Some outbound casino links are affiliate-tracked, meaning an operator may pay a fee when a reader deposits after clicking through. The money pays for hosting and for research hours, nothing grander. It has no vote on who appears on the board, in what order, or what we write about them — several operators that approached us are not listed, and the closure reporting itself carries no commercial links at all.
What this desk is not
This site operates nothing itself — no bets taken, no player money handled, no games hosted. It has no relationship of any kind with Taichi Tech Ltd, with the closed fafabet.co.uk operation, or with the unlicensed domains now imitating it.
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