Flutter brand family
Flutter Sister Sites
The world's largest online gambling operator by revenue. Owns Paddy Power, Betfair, PokerStars, FanDuel and Sky Vegas.
Founded 2016 HQ Dublin, Ireland Listed LSE: FLTR · NYSE: FLUT 6 brands on GambleDude
About Flutter
Flutter Entertainment is the world's largest publicly-listed online gambling operator, formed from the 2016 merger of Paddy Power and Betfair, with subsequent acquisitions of The Stars Group (PokerStars), FanDuel and Sisal. The group is dual-listed in London (FLTR) and New York (FLUT) and reported $14bn in revenue in 2024.
For players, the Flutter portfolio means consistent player-protection standards: every Flutter brand operates under the same group-wide responsible gambling framework, shares its safer-gambling commitments, and pools KYC and self-exclusion data across brands where the licence permits. Withdrawal pipelines and customer support staffing are also shared infrastructure, so withdrawal speed tends to be consistent across Flutter sister sites.
Crossover offers between sister brands are unusual — each brand maintains independent welcome bonuses — but Flutter brands collectively cover most major markets: UK (PaddyPower, Betfair, Sky Vegas, Tombola), US (FanDuel, PokerStars US), Australia (Sportsbet) and Italy (Sisal).
Flutter brands reviewed by GambleDude
6 brands — sorted by GambleDude score.
PO Up to $600 Poker Welcome Bonus
Under 24h Min £10
FA Bet $5, Get $200 in Bonus Bets
Under 24h Min $5
BE Up to £100 Casino Welcome Bonus
Under 24h Min £10
PA £20 Free No Deposit Required
Under 24h Min £5
SK Up to £50 Casino Welcome Bonus
1-3 days Min £10
TO £20 Free - No Deposit Required
1-3 days Min £10
What sister sites share
- Responsible gambling exclusions — most operators apply self-exclusion across all group brands within the same jurisdiction.
- KYC documentation — once you've verified at one Flutter brand, the same documents typically suffice at another (verify with each brand's support before assuming).
- Withdrawal pipelines — payouts are usually processed by the same group operation, so speed is consistent across brands.
- Game catalogues — overlap is common where the group has master agreements with the major studios, but each brand curates its own lobby.
What sister sites usually don't share
- Welcome bonuses — claim one per brand. Group brands run independent new-player promotions.
- Loyalty schemes — most Flutter brands maintain separate loyalty programmes. Caesars Rewards (US) is the notable exception.
- Account balances — accounts are per-brand, not group-wide.
