Mirror sites and the real Nines address

Search for "Nines mirror" or "Nines alternative link" and you will quickly land on pages that do not come from the operator. This page explains what a mirror is, why it is no way around legal limits, and how to spot fake copies before you type in your login details.

What a mirror is

A mirror is the same platform at a different address: same account, same balance, same games. Operators use them when the main domain is technically unreachable or is moving. Nothing about your account changes.

What a mirror does not change

Whether gambling with an operator is legal where you live depends on its licence in your country, not on the address. If an operator is not permitted, a mirror does not change that, and you lose the protections a local licence brings, such as mandatory limits and national self-exclusion. In Germany, for example, only operators on the GGL whitelist are permitted. Check your regulator's register first.

Where the real address comes from

Not reliable: search ads from unknown advertisers, chat groups, comment sections and pages promising "new links".

How to recognise phishing

Fake copies often look almost identical. Watch for swapped or extra letters in the address, unusual domain endings, and requests the real site never makes, such as card numbers or ID photos "to confirm the mirror". A genuine mirror only asks for your normal login.

If the site will not load

Usually the cause is mundane: browser cache, an extension, a network issue. Try another browser or mobile data instead of Wi-Fi. If it stays unreachable, email support from your registered address. Do not open a second account at a different address; duplicate accounts get closed.

Protecting your account

A unique, strong password and two-factor login, where offered, protect your balance even if a password leaks. If you entered details on a fake page, change your password immediately and tell the operator's support.

Games are the same everywhere

Whether through the main address or an official mirror, games come from the developers and behave the same, provided the same RTP version runs. Our game pages, for example on Book of Dead or Dead, Dead or Deader, apply regardless of the address.

Mirror site FAQ

What is a mirror site?
The same platform at a different address: same account, same balance, same games. Operators use them when the main domain is unreachable or moving.
Does a mirror make playing legal where I live?
No. Legality depends on the operator's licence in your country, not on the address. A mirror changes nothing about that.
How do I get the real address?
From your own bookmark of the operator's site, from emails sent by the operator to your registered address, or from its support.

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