Allright alternative address: how not to land on a copy

Search for a casino “mirror” or “alternative link” and you will find everything: legitimate addresses an operator publishes to keep access open, and fake sites that copy the design to steal passwords, card details or balances. This page does not publish addresses for Allright. Instead it explains what a mirror is, why mirrors appear and how to make sure you are in the right place before typing a single detail.

What a mirror is and why it exists

A mirror is a copy of the same site served from a different domain. Some operators use mirrors when their main address stops working on certain networks or in certain countries. Technically, logging in on an official mirror is the same as on the main domain: same account, balance and history. The difficulty is telling official from imitation.

Signs of a fake site

Checking the address

  1. Bookmark the address you first reached from a reliable source and always enter from there.
  2. If you see a new address, compare it with what the operator publishes on its official channels.
  3. Check the padlock and certificate details in your browser.
  4. When in doubt, do not log in: contact support from the address you already know.

Protect the account before you need to

Turn on two-step verification, use a password unique to this account and review your login history regularly if the operator shows it. If you suspect you entered details on a fake site, change your password straight away from the correct address, tell support and, if you shared card details, call your bank to block the card. For live tables and betting, account security matters as much as any strategy.

Discipline beats lists

There is no universal official list of mirrors you can trust. That makes personal habits even more important: one saved address, no third-party links and healthy suspicion of any message offering “the new address”.

Frequently asked questions

What is a casino mirror site?
An alternative address that shows the same site under another domain. Some operators use mirrors when the main address is unavailable on certain networks. Mirrors are also a favourite tool of scams that copy a well-known site's design.
How can I tell whether an alternative address is real?
Compare it with what the operator publishes on its official channels, check that the site certificate matches the domain and be suspicious of links sent in private messages. If in doubt, do not log in.
Does this site publish Allright mirrors?
No. We do not publish or confirm alternative addresses for the operator. Our button leads to the address assigned by the affiliate network.

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