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Dit platform opereert onder de naam Kokobet en is eigendom van 3-102-897762 LTDA. Het casino, onderdeel van de Casbit Group, heeft een licentie uit Costa Rica of Curaçao. Kokobet onderscheidt zich door een thematisering rond kippen en exclusieve 'Kokobet Originals' spellen, zoals Plinko. Diverse betaalmethoden worden geaccepteerd, waaronder creditcards, e-wallets en cryptocurrencies, met een minimale storting van €20. Klantenservice is 24/7 beschikbaar via live chat en e-mail. Het platform maakt gebruik van twee-factor authenticatie ter beveiliging van spelersaccounts. Er zijn gemengde ervaringen gemeld betreffende accountverificatie en de snelheid van uitbetalingen.
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