Here’s a statement from bet-at-home regarding their involvement (or lack thereof) in the situation:
bet-at-home.com is part of the French BetClic Everest Group, a leading European pioneeer in the
sector of online gaming and sports betting. The group has a unique portfolio comprising four diverse,
international and complementary independent brands: bet-at-home.com, Everest Gaming, Betclic and
Expekt. bet-at-home.com benefits from a combined network that exchanges know-how and profits
from synergie effects. The enterprise is listed on the stock exchange in Frankfurt/Xetra and Vienna; 56
per cent of shares are owned by the BetClic Everest Group, 20 per cent by the two company founders
and 24 per cent of the share capital has been released to the open market.
Since every one of the four companies operates absolutely autonomous, various changes on behalf of
Expekt do not concern bet-at-home.com nor have any impacts on our affiliate program. Our program
is running excellent for about 10 years, so bet-at-home.com will not close it in the future. Rather, we
are willing to increase the number of partners. Our ambition is to run a trustworthy program that is
totally transparent for all our partners.
At bet-at-home.com, the company offers exciting entertainment: the diverse and wide-reaching offer
includes sports betting, casino games, poker and games. With 2.7 million registered customers from
all over the globe, bet-at-home.com is one of the most popular bookmakers on the continent. bet-
at-home.com was founded in Wels/Austria in 1999 by Jochen ****inger and Franz Ömer and today
employs around 200 employees with subsidiaries in Germany, Austria, Malta and Gibraltar.
Please do not hesitate to contact us for further questions.