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A mirror site is a copy of the bookmaker's official website published under a different web address. Operators create mirrors so that their customers can still reach them in countries where the main domain is blocked, usually because the bookmaker holds an international licence but not a national one. Your account, balance, odds and bonuses are exactly the same: only the address changes.

A mirror is an official website of the operator, so opening it is like opening the main site under another name. Whether online betting itself is allowed depends on the laws of your country, and that is your responsibility: check them before you register, and play only if you are over 18.

When the official address does not open: because it is blocked by your internet provider or your government, or because it is temporarily unreachable, for example during the peak traffic of a big match. In both cases the mirror gives you the same service through a different door.

Yes, as long as they belong to the bookmaker. Every mirror, alternative link and regional site listed on Betandlink is one of the operator's own domains, with the same security standards as the main site. We never list copies made by third parties, which may be fake sites built to steal logins and money.

Bookmakers rarely advertise them, because they prefer players to use the main site. You can ask the operator's live chat or support e-mail, search "bookmaker name + mirror site" on Google, or simply open the bookmaker page on Betandlink, where the working links are collected in one place and checked one by one.

We check the links regularly and replace the ones that stop working; the "Last Update" label on each page tells you when that bookmaker was last reviewed. Addresses change often, so if a link fails, come back: the page is usually already updated.

Both get around a block, in different ways. A mirror is simpler: nothing to install or pay for, and you use the operator's own site. A VPN changes your IP address and hides your location, which helps when a bookmaker has no mirror at all, but many operators forbid it in their terms and may close accounts or hold withdrawals. If a mirror exists, use the mirror.

Some bookmakers hold a national licence and run a dedicated site for that country, such as Bet365 in Italy, Spain or Australia; in those countries you must use the local site and cannot open an account on the .com, so a mirror will not help. When an operator has a version for your country, you find it in the "Regional Sites" menu on its page and in the flag shown next to its name.

Each page lists the accepted countries, currencies and languages. On this page the flag next to a name shows whether that bookmaker accepts players from your country: in full colour if it does, faded if it does not.

Copy the code from the bookmaker page and paste it in the registration form, in the promo code field, before your first deposit. Where the tag says +30%, the code raises the welcome bonus by 30%; where the page says "not necessary", the bonus is credited without any code.