Sportsbetting Poker, also called SB Poker, shares its back end with BetOnline, TigerGaming, Wild Casino and Super Slots. All five are run by the same Panama-based operator. One account can move between the poker room, the sportsbook and the casino.
The sister sites in the group
SB Poker sits inside a small family of brands. They share the same owner, the same technical platform and, in poker’s case, the same pool of players sitting at the tables. This is different from sites that simply use the same games supplier. Sharing a supplier does not make two sites sisters. Sharing the owner or the back end does.
- BetOnline – the largest brand in the group, aimed mainly at US players, with a sportsbook, casino and its own poker skin on the same shared player pool as SB Poker.
- TigerGaming – the same poker room and back end, marketed more towards players outside the US.
- Wild Casino – a casino-only brand from the same owner. It has no poker room and no sportsbook.
- Super Slots – another casino-only sister, built on a very similar layout to Wild Casino, again with no poker or sports betting.
Xbet is sometimes grouped with these brands by mistake because it looks and feels similar. It is not part of this group. Xbet is linked to a separate operator, the same one behind MyBookie, and it has no poker room at all. If you are looking for the SB Poker family, Xbet is not one of the sisters.
None of this comes from the games on offer. Lots of unrelated casino sites use the same slot suppliers or the same live dealer studios, and that alone tells you nothing about who owns the site. The link between SB Poker, BetOnline, TigerGaming, Wild Casino and Super Slots is the shared owner and the shared platform behind the scenes, not the software brands whose games happen to appear on screen.
What one account gives you
Because SB Poker, BetOnline and TigerGaming run on one back end, a single account can usually be used across more than just poker. On the poker brands, the same login typically opens up:
- A full sportsbook, covering major sports and smaller events, plus live in-play betting.
- A casino section with slots, table games, video poker and live dealer tables.
- A racebook for horse racing bets.
- The poker room itself, with cash games and tournaments.
Money usually sits in one wallet, so you can move funds between the poker tables and the sportsbook or casino without a separate deposit each time. This is one of the main reasons players choose a brand from this group over a poker-only site. It gives you more to do with the same balance and the same login.
If you only care about poker, this extra access does not cost you anything. You can sign up, deposit and play the tables without ever placing a sports bet or spinning a slot. The sportsbook, casino and racebook just sit there waiting if you decide to use them later. There is no requirement to touch any part of the site outside the poker room.
The poker room itself
SB Poker runs on a network shared with BetOnline and TigerGaming, so the three sites pool their players together. This gives the room more traffic than it would have on its own, particularly in the evening, when US player numbers are highest.
The games on offer are fairly standard for this size of network:
- No-limit hold’em cash games at a wide range of stakes, from small buy-ins up to higher limits.
- Some pot-limit Omaha tables, though there are fewer of these than hold’em tables.
- Fast-fold style tables for players who want to see more hands per hour.
- Daily and weekly tournaments with guaranteed prize pools, plus bigger weekend events.
The tournament schedule is smaller than the very biggest global networks. There is no single event that rivals the largest guarantees run elsewhere. What the room does offer is steady, dependable traffic at low and mid stakes, which suits recreational players and grinders who are not chasing huge tournament fields.
You can play through a downloadable poker client on a computer, or through a browser and mobile app if you would rather not install software. The client is fairly simple to use, with multi-table support so you can run several games at once, and basic tools like hand histories built in.
Traffic peaks in the evening, mainly during US prime time hours. Outside those hours, tables at the very low stakes and the highest stakes both thin out, while the middle stakes tend to keep some players around at most times of day. Recreational players tend to make up a decent share of the field, which is part of why the low and mid stakes games hold up well.
Signing up and ID checks
Signing up for SB Poker follows the same pattern as the other sites in the group. You give basic details first: name, email, a password, phone number and date of birth. This part takes only a few minutes and does not ask for identity documents straight away.
ID checks come later, usually when you make your first withdrawal. This is standard for offshore poker and betting sites, and it is not unique to this group. To keep the process smooth, players are generally asked to:
- Fill in a full address in the account settings, matching what is on a recent utility bill or bank statement.
- Have a photo ID ready, such as a passport or driving licence.
- Expect this check mainly on withdrawals rather than at sign-up.
Players who fill in their profile fully and early tend to have fewer delays when it comes time to cash out. Leaving fields blank, or using a name or address that does not match your documents, is the most common cause of hold-ups.
Compared with sites that demand full documents before you can even deposit, this is a lighter touch approach. You get to try the tables first, and the paperwork only comes into play once you want to take money out. That said, it is still a real check, and it will not be skipped, so it is worth having your documents ready rather than leaving it until the last minute.
Payments and withdrawals
Crypto is the strongest option across the whole group, including SB Poker. Deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin and other coins are usually processed faster than traditional methods, and Bitcoin withdrawals are commonly fee-free.
Typical payment options include:
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and a range of other coins for deposits and withdrawals.
- Credit and debit cards for deposits.
- Bank wire and cheque for withdrawals, though these are far slower than crypto.
Crypto withdrawals are typically completed within a day, often much sooner. Wire transfers and cheques can take one to a few weeks, which is normal for this type of site rather than a fault specific to SB Poker. Players who want the quickest access to their money should stick to crypto both in and out.
A wide range of coins is accepted beyond the main ones, including several stablecoins and smaller altcoins, which gives players more choice than a typical poker site. Fiat methods still exist for players who are not comfortable with crypto, but they come with longer waits and, in some cases, extra steps to confirm the payment.
Full deposit and withdrawal limits, along with any current offers, are listed on Sportsbetting’s own site and change from time to time. Check those terms directly on the brand’s pages rather than relying on older figures.
Is SB Poker still live in 2026?
Yes. SB Poker is a working poker room in 2026, not a dead brand with an advert sitting on the old domain. The sportsbook, casino and poker room are all still running under the same login, and the shared player pool with BetOnline and TigerGaming is still active. A domain that loads is not proof a room still works, since some old poker brands are replaced by simple advert pages pointing somewhere else. That is not the case here. The actual poker client, cash games and tournaments are still running, with steady daily traffic.
Things worth checking before you join
If you already play on BetOnline or TigerGaming, remember that SB Poker shares the same tables, so you are looking at the same player pool under a different name and skin. There is no extra pool of opponents to find by moving between them.
- Wild Casino and Super Slots are casino-only. Do not expect a poker room or sportsbook on either.
- Xbet is not part of this family, despite looking similar. It sits with a different operator.
- Crypto is the fastest way to move money in and out across every brand in this group.
- Fill in your profile and address details early to avoid delays when you first withdraw.
For anyone who wants poker plus a sportsbook and casino under one account, SB Poker and its sisters cover that ground. For poker only, the shared player pool with BetOnline and TigerGaming is the main thing to know before choosing which skin to sign up on.