Royal Ace Casino has 12 sister sites: Ruby Slots, Palace of Chance, Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Raging Bull Slots and 6 more. Primrose Media Limited runs the whole group of 13 casinos under an Anjouan licence.
The sister sites
Twelve Primrose casinos that share Royal Ace Casino’s cashier and rules
Ruby Slots comes first as the closest match, then Palace of Chance, Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Raging Bull Slots, Planet 7 and Silver Oak. After that come payouts, ID and Royal Ace Casino itself.
Ruby Slots: the sister that puts the Primrose name on its own site
Ruby Slots shows the Primrose Media Limited name and its Anjouan licence on its own site, so it is the closest sister to Royal Ace Casino. You get the same minimum withdrawal, the same review time, the same weekly limit and the same barred countries as at Royal Ace.
Ruby Slots has table games, tournaments, a VIP club and a page that explains Bitcoin. You can pay in the same eight ways as at Royal Ace and cash out the same four ways. More on the Ruby Slots sister sites page.
Palace of Chance: a jackpot list and two specialty games
Palace of Chance stands apart from Royal Ace Casino with a set of jackpot slots and two specialty games, Henferno and Plinko Beyond.
The jackpot slots are Rudolph’s Revenge, Plentiful Treasure, The Naughty List, Eagle Shadow Fist, Fantasy Mission Force and Fire Dragon. Plentiful Treasure is in the Royal Ace lobby too. Palace of Chance also has keno.
Deposits are the same eight as at Royal Ace. See Palace of Chance sister sites.
Slots of Vegas: deposit with Tether, Dogecoin or Bitcoin Lightning
Slots of Vegas takes more kinds of crypto than Royal Ace Casino, adding Tether, Dogecoin, USDC and Bitcoin Lightning to Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum. Visa, Mastercard and American Express cover payment cards.
A banner on its home page claims 350+ games. There is a keno page, a scratch cards page, craps and Plinko Beyond, with slots such as Oz Golden Trail, Cash Chaser, Fu Long Treasures and Clue Chronicles: Mirror Mansion.
Payout rules match Royal Ace, under terms dated 30 September 2026. The Slots of Vegas sister sites page has more.
- 350+ games claimed at Slots of Vegas
- 220+ games at Cool Cat
- 180+ games claimed at Silver Oak
- 150 games claimed at Planet 7
Cool Cat: over 220 games, with craps, Pai Gow and Texas Hold’em
Cool Cat has over 220 games, more than 140 of them slots, and its tables include craps, Pai Gow Poker, Tri Card Poker and Texas Hold’em, plus keno.
Slots include Shadow Gods, also found at Royal Ace Casino, plus Crimson Castle, Fu Long Treasures and Winnie the Piggie Las Vegas.
Cool Cat has the same games and payment options as Palace of Chance. Deposits run by Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Visa, Mastercard or Discover. More at Cool Cat sister sites.
Club Player: two ways to play, Instant Play or Premium Play
Club Player gives you two versions of the casino, Instant Play and Premium Play, and it has keno, roulette, 21 games and video poker. It pays in and out the same ways as Royal Ace Casino. The Club Player sister sites page covers it in full.
Raging Bull Slots: the one that calls itself an RTG casino
Raging Bull Slots calls itself “An RTG Casino” on its own site. You can take out the same as at Royal Ace: USD 5,000 or USD 10,000 a month, set by your balance.
Deposit fees are 0% on some methods and 3 to 10% on others, with deposits from USD 30 up to USD 100,000. See Raging Bull sister sites.
Planet 7 and Silver Oak: two more casinos on Primrose rules
Planet 7 claims 150 games and Silver Oak claims over 180, and both have the same payout rules and payment options as Royal Ace Casino. Prism Casino, Slots Garden, Wild Vegas and Sunrise Slots make up the rest of the 12, with the same withdrawal rules too.
Royal Ace Casino’s 12 sisters at a glance
All 12 are Primrose Media Limited casinos with the same payout rules.
Planet 7
- 150 games claimed
- Same Primrose clauses
- Same banking table
Silver Oak
- Over 180 games claimed
- Same banking table
- Same Primrose clauses
The other four sisters are Prism Casino, Slots Garden, Wild Vegas and Sunrise Slots.
Royal Ace Casino and its sisters approve at most USD 2,500 per pay period
Royal Ace Casino and its Primrose sisters approve at most USD 2,500 per pay period, pay it 7 to 10 business days after approval and may split it into several payments (terms 5.8).
Royal Ace Casinoterms dated 30 September 2026
- Minimum withdrawal usually USD 100, as low as USD 20 on some methods (terms 5.1)
- Review within 7 to 10 business days (terms 5.6)
- Up to USD 2,500 approved per pay period (terms 5.8)
- Weekly limit from USD 2,500, higher with VIP level (terms 5.7)
- Monthly cap USD 5,000 if your balance is 10 times your deposits or more, otherwise up to USD 10,000 (terms 5.6)
- Payouts by Bitcoin, bank wire, Coindraw, check
Ruby Slotsterms dated 30 September 2026
- Minimum withdrawal usually USD 100 (terms 5.1)
- Same four payout routes as Royal Ace
Palace of Chanceterms dated 30 September 2026
- Paid 7 to 10 business days after approval (terms 5.8)
- Minimum withdrawal from USD 20 to USD 100 (terms 5.1)
Slots of Vegasterms dated 30 September 2026
- Monthly cap USD 5,000 or USD 10,000, set by balance (terms 5.6)
Cool Catbanking page, 27 Oct 2026
- Crypto deposits 0% fee, from USD 30
- Up to USD 2,500 per withdrawal
Club Playerterms dated 30 September 2026
- Review within 7 to 10 business days (terms 5.6)
- Up to USD 2,500 approved per pay period (terms 5.8)
Raging Bull Slotsterms dated 30 September 2026
- Monthly cap USD 5,000 or USD 10,000, set by balance (terms 5.6)
- Deposits from USD 30 to USD 100,000
Planet 7terms and banking page, 24 Oct 2026
- Weekly limit from USD 2,500 (terms 5.7)
Silver Oakterms and banking page, 24 Oct 2026
- Review within 7 to 10 business days (terms 5.6)
- Card deposits 3 to 10% fee, up to USD 1,000
At every Primrose casino, payout fees run USD 0 to 40, USD 0 to 20, 5% and USD 0 to 25, depending on the method. Three payout methods take 7 to 10 days and one takes 0 to 7 days.
Royal Ace Casino wants a selfie with your ID and copies of your cards
Royal Ace Casino and its Primrose sisters can ask for a selfie holding your photo ID and both sides of every card you deposited with in the last 3 months (terms 2.5). The request can come at any point, to confirm who you are or before winnings are paid, and play can be suspended until it is done.
- Photo ID: a passport, driving licence or national ID issued by a government.
- Card copies: front and back, for cards used in the last 3 months.
- Selfie: you, holding that ID.
- Proof of address: such as a utility bill, no older than 3 months.
- Other records: a bank statement, for example.
The group bars 24 named countries plus all FATF blacklisted countries (terms 2.2), among them the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands.
Royal Ace Casino: download or instant play, and eight ways to deposit
Royal Ace Casino can be played by download or straight in the browser, with slots such as Shadow Gods, Interstellar 7s, Legend of the High Seas, Icy Hot Multi Game, Sweet 16 Blast, Fortunate Zeus, Plentiful Treasure and Fortunate Buddha.
Deposits come in by Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover or Changelly. Withdrawals leave by Bitcoin, bank wire, Coindraw or check.
Royal Ace Casino sister sites: quick answers
How many sister sites does Royal Ace Casino have?
Royal Ace Casino has 12 sister sites. Primrose Media Limited runs all 13 casinos in the group under an Anjouan licence.
How much can I take out of Royal Ace Casino at once?
Royal Ace Casino approves at most USD 2,500 per pay period and pays it 7 to 10 business days after approval (terms 5.8). The monthly cap is USD 5,000 or USD 10,000, set by your balance (terms 5.6).
What is the minimum withdrawal at Royal Ace Casino?
The Royal Ace Casino minimum is usually USD 100, dropping to USD 20 on some methods (terms 5.1).
What ID does Royal Ace Casino ask for?
Royal Ace Casino can ask for a government photo ID, a selfie holding it, both sides of cards used in the last 3 months and a recent utility bill (terms 2.5).
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Last Updated on October 27, 2026 by Richard Sharpe