Raging Bull’s sister sites are Ruby Slots, Planet 7, Silver Oak, Royal Ace Casino, Slot Madness and Slots Garden. Primrose Media Limited owns all seven casinos, which share the same terms and an Anjouan licence.
Six casinos run on the same terms and banking as Raging Bull
Ruby Slots, Planet 7, Silver Oak, Royal Ace Casino, Slot Madness and Slots Garden use the same terms text and banking tables as Raging Bull, so the rules on age, countries and cashouts match at all seven.
What changes from site to site is the promotions, the support options and whether there is a live dealer section.
Ruby Slots has a game of the month and a page for no-deposit bonuses.
- No-deposit page
- Refer and earn
- Live chat
Planet 7
Planet 7 is the sister with the most table game pages, including craps and keno.
- Live dealer
- Craps
- New games
Silver Oak
Silver Oak has a Live Casino section and a live jackpot promotion.
- Live casino
- Free spins
- Email only
Royal Ace Casino keeps to slots, tables, video poker and specialty games.
- Tournaments
- 263 games
- Live dealer
Slot Madness
Slot Madness has two fewer games than Raging Bull and leans on match bonuses.
- Jackpot bonus
- Match bonuses
- Live dealer
Slots Garden
Slots Garden has a download version with a bigger library than its browser version.
- Coupon codes
- Live chat
- VIP program
Raging Bull pays back losses with weekly and monthly insurance
Raging Bull runs weekly insurance and monthly insurance, which are cashback deals on losses, alongside a premium welcome package and a rewards club.
- Welcome package
- Weekly insurance
- Monthly insurance
- Free chip
- Rewards club
- VIP program
- Refer and earn
It also gives a thank you free chip to existing players and a no-deposit free chip to new ones.
The sisters lean in other directions. Planet 7 uses bonus codes and deposit matches, Silver Oak pairs deposit matches with free spins, and Slot Madness has a bonus just for slots and keno. Slots Garden lets you trade in coupons for free chips.
A $10,000 win at Raging Bull arrives over four weeks
Raging Bull’s terms send at most $2,500 a week to a new player, so a $10,000 win is paid out in four weekly parts.
- Week 1 $2,500
- Week 2 $2,500
- Week 3 $2,500
- Week 4 $2,500
The weekly limit can go up as you move through the VIP levels. The monthly ceiling is $10,000, or $5,000 if your balance has reached 10 times what you have deposited.
The terms say each request is reviewed within 7 to 10 business days, then paid within 7 to 10 business days of approval. Fees can reach $40, or 5% in some cases.
Most withdrawals start at $100, but a few methods go as low as $20. You can have no more than four weeks of limit waiting at once.
If you put in more than one request, they are paid one after another, and the 7 to 10 day wait starts again for each.
Coindraw is the fastest listed cashout at Raging Bull and its sisters
Coindraw is listed at 0 to 7 days on the banking page shared by Raging Bull and its six sisters, faster than the 7 to 10 days given for every other cashout.
- Coindraw 5% fee, 0 to 7 days, $20 to $2,500
- Bitcoin up to $40 fee, 7 to 10 days, $50 to $2,500
- Bank wire up to $20 fee, 7 to 10 days, $100 to $2,500
- Check up to $25 fee, 7 to 10 days, $100 to $2,500
Coindraw also has the lowest minimum, so it suits small wins.
Card deposits at Raging Bull stop at $1,000 and carry a fee
Raging Bull’s banking page caps Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover deposits at $1,000, with a fee of 3 to 10%.
Crypto is cheaper and has a far higher ceiling. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum deposits carry no fee and run from $30 up to $100,000, landing in a few minutes.
- Bitcoin
- Litecoin
- Ethereum
- Changelly
- Cards, with fee
Changelly takes $60 to $200 with no fee, for players who want to buy coins as they deposit.
Raging Bull’s group asks for a selfie with your ID
Raging Bull and its sisters ask for a government photo ID, a selfie holding that ID, card copies and a recent utility bill to confirm who you are or approve a withdrawal.
- Government ID
- Selfie with ID
- Card copies
- Recent bill
The card copies cover any card you deposited with in the last three months. Because the terms are shared, the same items are asked for at every sister.
Raging Bull bars New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Austria and the UK
Raging Bull’s banned country list leaves out Canada and Finland but includes New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Austria and the United Kingdom.
- Canada
- Finland
- New Zealand
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- Germany
France, the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Denmark and Switzerland are also barred, along with Turkiye, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. The same list applies at all six sisters.
The age limit is 21, or higher if your local gambling age is higher.
Raging Bull’s lobby has 263 games in four sections
Raging Bull’s lobby shows 263 games in four sections: slots, table games, video poker and specialty games.
- 263 games at Raging Bull, Ruby Slots, Planet 7, Silver Oak and Royal Ace Casino
- 261 games at Slot Madness
- 150+ games in the Slots Garden download version
Raging Bull’s footer calls it a Real Time Gaming casino. Slots such as Shadow Gods, Coyote Cash 2 and Cash Bandits 3 appear at every sister.
Slots Garden’s instant play version is much smaller, at 50+ games. Ruby Slots adds specialty games such as Henferno and Plinko Beyond, and Planet 7 has pages for jackpots and new games.
Lucky Red runs under a different licence from Raging Bull
Lucky Red is not a Raging Bull sister. It prints Anjouan licence ALSI-202409030-Fl2 and belongs with Club World, Manhattan Slots, High Noon and Buzzluck.
Raging Bull’s footer names Primrose Media Limited, company number 15804, and licence ALSI-202409021-F12. Support is by live chat or [email protected].
Questions people ask
Which casinos are Raging Bull’s sisters?
Ruby Slots, Planet 7, Silver Oak, Royal Ace Casino, Slot Madness and Slots Garden.
How much can I withdraw from Raging Bull each week?
New players start at $2,500 a week. The limit can rise with VIP level.
Does Raging Bull charge for card deposits?
Yes, 3 to 10%. Crypto deposits are free.
Is Lucky Red owned by the same company as Raging Bull?
No. Lucky Red uses a different licence and a different set of terms.
What is the lowest deposit at Raging Bull?
$30 by Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum or card. Changelly starts at $60.
Which Raging Bull sisters have live dealer tables?
Planet 7 and Silver Oak.
How long does a Raging Bull withdrawal take?
The terms say up to 7 to 10 business days to review, then 7 to 10 business days to pay. Coindraw is listed at 0 to 7 days.
Can I use Raging Bull from New Zealand?
No. New Zealand is on the banned list for Raging Bull and all its sisters.
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Last Updated on October 14, 2026 by Richard Sharpe