Grand Rush Casino runs alongside eight sister sites, including Casino Grand Bay, Jackpot Wheel and Juicy Vegas. Most of these sisters are run by TD Investments Ltd under a Kahnawake licence, while Grand Rush itself holds a Curacao licence.
The Grand Rush sister sites, one by one
All eight sisters in this group were confirmed live when we checked in September 2026. Every one of them is open to all six countries covered in this guide.
Casino Grand Bay
Lists 500 games from Saucify, Betsoft and Rival, with crypto accepted.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Takes crypto
- Saucify
Jupiter Club
A smaller 165 game library, also running on Saucify, Rival and Betsoft.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Takes crypto
- Rival
Jackpot Wheel
The largest library here at 6,000 games, with crypto banking confirmed.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Takes crypto
- Betsoft
Jumba Bet
Runs on four studios, including Freshdeck alongside the usual three.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Saucify
Big Dollar
Shares the same three core studios as most of this group.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Betsoft
Lucky Creek
Another TD Investments site with the same Saucify, Betsoft and Rival mix.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Saucify
Bella Vegas
Runs the same studio set as Casino Grand Bay and Lucky Creek.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Saucify
Juicy Vegas
Licensed in Curacao rather than Kahnawake, with Rival and Nucleus games.
- Canada
- Germany
- Finland
- Live dealer
- Rival
Can you play at these sites from your country?
Green means the site's own terms do not block that country. Crossed out means the terms list it. Grey means the terms do not say. Choose your country to keep only the sites that let you in.
What each site gives you
Taken from each site's own lobby, cashier and terms. Grey means the site does not show it unless you are logged in.
Grand Rush
Games from: Betsoft, Nucleus Gaming, Rival, Saucify
Licence: Curaçao, no company named
Pays out by: Wire Transfer, Crypto Currencies
Games from: Saucify, Betsoft, Rival
Run by: TD Investments Ltd (Kahnawake)
Games from: Betsoft, Rival, Saucify
Run by: TD Investments Ltd (Kahnawake)
Games from: Saucify, Betsoft, Rival
Run by: TD Investments Ltd (Kahnawake)
Games from: Saucify, Betsoft, Rival, Freshdeck
Run by: TD Investments Ltd (Kahnawake)
Games from: Saucify, Betsoft, Rival
Run by: TD Investments Ltd (Kahnawake)
Games from: Rival, Nucleus, Saucify
Licence: Curaçao, no company named
Where each sister lets you play from
Every one of the eight sisters in this group is open to Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia, the same access as Grand Rush itself.
None of the terms across this group list any country restrictions, matching Grand Rush’s own zero restricted countries.
Games and studios across the group
Betsoft, Rival and Saucify supply games at nearly every sister here, with Nucleus Gaming and Freshdeck also showing up at a couple of sites.
Live dealer tables are confirmed across the group. Crypto is confirmed at Casino Grand Bay, Jupiter Club and Jackpot Wheel, and at Grand Rush itself.
Opening an account, ID checks and getting paid
Grand Rush asks new players to verify their identity by phone once an account is opened, and its sisters follow a similar approach. This is standard across the group rather than a sign of any single site being stricter.
None of the sisters in this group publish a shared payout schedule in the pack. The site’s own withdrawal terms are quoted lower down this page for each one.
The pack does not list specific banking brands for most of these sisters, so a new player should expect the usual mix of cards and e-wallets alongside crypto where the site takes it.
Support and banking details are not spelled out in detail for most of these sisters, so it is worth checking each site’s own help pages before signing up.
Signing up follows the same basic steps at every sister here, an email address, a password and some personal details. A phone call or extra documents can follow later if the site needs to confirm who is behind an account.
Deposits at these sisters typically run through cards, e-wallets or crypto where it is supported. There is no single shared banking page for the group, so each site’s own cashier is the place to check what it accepts.
How Grand Rush itself compares
- 8 sister sites confirmed live
- 200 games at Grand Rush
- Yes live dealer at Grand Rush
- Yes takes crypto at Grand Rush
- Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand, Australia all welcome by the terms
Grand Rush itself runs on Betsoft, Nucleus Gaming, Rival and Saucify, the same studio mix found across most of its sisters.
Its Curacao licence sets it apart from most of the group, which mainly runs under a Kahnawake licence through TD Investments Ltd.
Grand Rush shows no restricted countries in its terms, matching the open access found across all eight of its sisters. Players from any of the six countries covered in this guide can sign up without running into a block.
The 200 game count at Grand Rush is on the smaller side next to Jackpot Wheel, though it still covers the same core studios as the rest of the group.
Questions people ask
Who runs Grand Rush Casino and its sisters?
Most of the group runs under TD Investments Ltd with a Kahnawake licence, while Grand Rush itself holds a Curacao licence.
Which sister has the most games?
Jackpot Wheel leads the group with 6,000 games.
Do any of these sisters block Canadian players?
No, all eight confirmed live sisters welcome Canada along with the other five countries in this guide.
Does Grand Rush take crypto?
Yes, crypto is confirmed at Grand Rush itself as well as at several of its sisters.
Getting your money out of Grand Rush
This is what the site's own terms say, word for word where possible. It is a promise from the casino, not something we timed.
- ID checks
- "Upon opening your account at Grand Rush Casino, you will be required to verify your identity via phone. This is a necessary security measure and is for your pr
Last Updated on September 20, 2026 by Richard Sharpe





