Through which mirror can I access the Mostbet website?

There are hundreds of websites on the Internet bookmakers. You can place bets at any bookmaker, where you can only register and replenish the game deposit. Recently, there has been a certain trend – more and more bookmakers are beginning to acquire national licenses of specific countries in which they operate. At the same time, many bookmakers continue to maintain offshore versions of their sites, where residents of different countries can register and place bets. One of these bookmakers is Mostbet. Residents of the Russian Federation can access the offshore site through mostbet mirrorAn that grants unobstructed access to the resource.

Why there are several versions of the same bookmaker on the network

It’s all about licensing. In the early days of the Internet, when the World Wide Web was just beginning to take its “first steps”, there were no “rules”. Sites of bookmakers “breeded” in batches. The number of people willing to bet grew exponentially. Cash flows have turned from “brooks” into powerful “rivers”. It couldn’t go on like that for a long time.

Starting from the mid-2000s, officials in many countries began to impose restrictions on the online gambling business, and a little later, laws began to appear that regulate the activities of online bookmakers. Many bookmakers that have issued offshore licenses are faced with a choice – either to buy national licenses or continue to accept bets on offshore licenses, violating the law.

Over time, the requirements became tougher, more and more countries began to block unlicensed sites on their territory. Bookmakers were forced to respond to new realities. In recent years, the number of betting sites focused on a specific user has increased dramatically, when the same bookmaker buys licenses from different countries, and develops and maintains a separate site for each license, which often has the same name, but is located in a different domain zone .

Some bookmakers continue to maintain their offshore versions, where residents of different countries can register and place bets. Some bookmakers have abandoned offshore options, focusing only on the legal component. And some bookmakers, on the contrary, abandoned licensed sites, and completely focused on the offshore version. One of these bookmakers is BC Mostbet.

Recently, the mostbet.ru website has disappeared from the “radar”. One can only guess about the reasons, but if you look at the statistics of the resource attendance recently, then we can assume that the extremely low popularity of the Russian legal Mostbet is the main reason for the termination of its work. And, I must say, Mostbet is not the first. A little earlier, the once popular site 888.ru, which also worked under a license from the Russian Federation, disappeared.

The offshore version of Mostbet remains operating on the network, and a new site mostbet.partner has appeared, which will be briefly described below. Let’s look at the statistics of these resources.

Mostbet.ru

• Global ranking – 79,615
• Country ranking (Azerbaijan) – 350
• Category rating (Gambling – Other Azerbaijan) – 3
• Total number of visits in the last month – 370,300
• Failure rate – 30.92%
• The average number of pages viewed by a client per visit is 14.62
• The average duration of a visit is 11 min 12 sec.
• Dynamics of visits for the last 3 months (thousand) – 242 – 442 – 370
• Traffic: Azerbaijan (41%); India (12%); Ukraine (7%)

Mostbet.partners

• Global ranking – 450 104
• Country ranking (Ukraine) – 41,850
• Category rating (Gambling – Sports Betting Ukraine) – 185
• The total number of visits in the last month is 102,500
• Bounce rate – 45.37%
• The average number of pages viewed by a client per visit is 3.02
• The average duration of a visit is 3 min 36 sec.
• Dynamics of visits for the last 3 months (thousand) – 228 – 99 – 102
• Traffic: Ukraine (27%); India (22%); Poland (19%)

Summary

From the above statistical information, we can say that the offshore version of the Mostbet website “feels” relatively well. The monthly attendance rate of 300-400 thousand allows the office to more or less confidently “stay afloat”, since the cost of an offshore license is significantly lower than that of a Russian one.