Casibom ended operations while ranked 11th of 282 brands in Turkey
But there were rumours that this brand was now operating under another name.
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On 30 September Casibom announced on its official Telegram channel that it had ended operations. The brand set 1 October as the date for closing deposits and new registrations, and told players to withdraw balances within 24 hours.
The brand ran on an offshore licence, as most Turkey-facing operators do: online casino has no licensing route in the country, and legal betting is limited to a state-regulated pool and a fixed list of licensed operators.
Two brands are already trading on the Casibom name. Casipop runs a waitlist page under the line "Casibom artık Casipop" (Casibom is now Casipop) and promises a launch it has not dated. Casibow operates a Turkish-language casino and sportsbook site.
Bowhaber reported on 4 October that brand Casiwop had draped an advertising banner across the Bosphorus Bridge, and that suspects fled the scene by yacht. The outlet attached video evidence — footage that reads as AI-generated at a glance. That points to the brand having paid Bowhaber for the placement.
Blask data for September, its last full month, puts the operator 11th of 282 tracked in Turkey on projected market share (BAP), and ninth among offshore brands.
Nesine and Iddaa, the two Turkish-licensed names in the top ten, rank fourth and eighth.
October, the first full month after the shutdown, did not take the brand out of the data: Blask Index fell 57.6% from September and BAP slipped to 0.96%, leaving it 23rd of 278. That residual demand most likely comes from players still looking for a way in.
October shook the top ten. KolayBet multiplied its Blask Index 14.7 times and took first place on 13.96% BAP, while BetPark grew 4.1 times, Onwin 3.2 and Betvast 9.5. All four entered the top ten, pushing out SuperBetin, Pulibet, Matbet and Matadorbet.
Turkish Blask Index rose 10.3% over September, so the shake-up moved share rather than growing the market.
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