Holi: two live tables, and almost nothing else on record
The name on this page is Holibet, but no B2B supplier by that name exists. The closest match is Holi, a very small live dealer provider distributed through EveryMatrix, with two named tables.
The studio
Identification first
No B2B content supplier trading as “Holibet” was found. The closest match in the market is Holi, at holi.bet, which describes itself as a game provider for live games.
A warning about searching the name: Holibet777 is a heavily indexed Indonesian-language gambling site with several mirror domains, and it dominates results for the bare word. It appears to be a consumer-facing operator brand, not a B2B studio, and nothing connects it to Holi. Do not treat anything written about it as background for this supplier.
On Holi itself, the product is live dealer games only. No slots, no RNG tables, no virtual sports, no betting products. Two titles are named: Holi Bac and Holi Roulette.
Corporately there is nothing at all. The site footer reads only “Holi, All Rights Reserved”. No legal entity, no registration number, no jurisdiction, no address, no founding year, no leadership. A Polish phone number appears in the footer; a support number is not evidence of where a company is incorporated.
- “Holibet” as a supplier: no such company found
- Closest match: Holi, at holi.bet
- Unrelated: Holibet777, an Indonesian operator brand with mirror domains
- Product: live dealer only — two named tables
- Legal entity, registration, jurisdiction: not published
- Founding year and leadership: not published
- Certification: GLI-19 claimed by the company, unverified
The games
Holi tables
Two named products, neither dated, neither with a mechanic description we could verify.
| Table | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Holi Bac | — | Baccarat. The company’s own game page calls it a new, revolutionary way to play baccarat but does not say what differs from a standard table. Treat the claim as unverified marketing |
| Holi Roulette | — | Named on the company’s site with no mechanic detail published anywhere |
No release year exists for either title from any source. A distribution partner names Holi Bac as the provider’s most popular game, which is the only external signal about the catalogue we could find.
What makes it different
How to approach this one
A real listing on a real aggregator, wrapped around almost no information.
Establish which company you mean
The page name and the actual brand do not match, and the bare name pulls in an unrelated Indonesian operator. Before anything else, confirm with your aggregator which provider is actually on offer.
Live dealer with no visible studio detail
The company claims live games but publishes nothing about where the tables run, how many there are, or who deals them. For a live casino supplier those are the first questions, and none has a public answer.
A certification claim with no certificate
GLI-19 is a real standard for remote and live gaming systems. Holi says it complies. No certificate, registry listing or regulator filing naming the company was found. It is a company claim and nothing more.
Check whether anyone is actually running it
A directory listing showed no operator currently running Holi content. That may be out of date, but for a supplier this thin it is worth confirming before you plan around it.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
No gambling licence, licence number or regulator is named anywhere for Holi — not on its own site and not through its distribution partner.
The company claims GLI-19 certification on its homepage. No certificate, registry entry or regulator filing corroborating it was found, so we report it as a company claim only.
A distribution partner characterises the provider’s strongest markets as the CIS region and Brazil, with Holi Bac as the most popular title. That is the partner’s characterisation, not a company statement.
No dated announcement of any kind was found in the last eighteen months. The company has no visible news section.
- No gambling licence or regulator named anywhere
- GLI-19 certification claimed by the company, no certificate found
- No legal entity, registration number or jurisdiction published
- A Polish contact number is not evidence of incorporation jurisdiction
FAQ
Holi — common questions
Not as a B2B content supplier, as far as we could find. The closest match is Holi, at holi.bet, a very small live dealer provider. This page is about that company.
A heavily indexed Indonesian-language gambling site with several mirror domains. It appears to be a consumer-facing operator brand rather than a B2B studio, and nothing connects it to Holi. It dominates search results for the bare name, so anything written about it should not be used as background here.
Live dealer games only — two named tables, Holi Bac and Holi Roulette. No slots, no RNG tables, no virtual sports, no betting products.
No gambling licence, licence number or regulator is named anywhere. The company claims GLI-19 certification on its homepage, but no certificate or registry entry corroborating it was found.
Not published. The site footer gives only a copyright line. No legal entity, registration number, jurisdiction, founding year or leadership appears anywhere.
The company calls it a revolutionary way to play baccarat without explaining what differs from a standard table, and no independent description exists. We treat the claim as unverified marketing.
A directory listing showed no operator currently running it, which may simply be out of date. For a supplier this thin it is worth confirming with your aggregator before planning around it.
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