El Royale has 4 sister sites: Red Dog, Las Atlantis, Slots Empire and Aussie Play. All five have the same payout rules, the same banking options and an Anjouan licence. El Royale’s KYC policy points to Wonder Play Company N.V., the company Red Dog says owns it.
The sister sites
El Royale’s 4 sisters, starting with the one it shares a company with
Red Dog is up first, since both point to one company. Las Atlantis, Slots Empire and Aussie Play follow, each with its games and how it pays.
Red Dog: 1,146 slots under the company El Royale points to
Red Dog Casino is El Royale’s closest sister, because Red Dog says it is owned by Wonder Play Company N.V., and El Royale’s KYC policy points to that same company by its registration. Red Dog’s home page claims 1,000+ games, and its lobby sorts them by type.
- 31 jackpot games
- 1,146 slots
- 19 blackjack games
Rival, Dragon Gaming, Betsoft, DiceLab, Nucleus and Saucify make the games. Wolf Moon Pays, Dragon’s Might and Tropical Party are good slots to start on.
There are 91 specialty games too. Pick from keno, Vegas Jackpot Keno, a horse race game, Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, or bingo with 30, 75, 80 or 90 balls.
Visa, Mastercard and Flexepin work for deposits, along with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, BNB, XRP and Tether (ERC20 only). Red Dog pays out the same ways and in the same times as El Royale. Its VIP programme adds priority withdrawals and account managers. See the Red Dog sister sites page for more.
Las Atlantis: BGaming slots, demo mode and 4 live tables
Las Atlantis Casino mixes BGaming slots in with Betsoft and Rival, and its slots can be tried in demo mode first. It has 4 live dealer tables, the same count as El Royale.
Six studios supply the lobby: Rival, Saucify, BGaming, DiceLab, Betsoft and Dragon Gaming. Lucky Lady’s Clover is the BGaming pick. Faerie Spells and Lady Wolf Moon Megaways are there too.
Craps shows up with the table games, along with video poker and jackpots. You pay in by card, crypto, Tether (USDT) or Flexepin.
More on its own Las Atlantis sister sites page.
Slots Empire: RTG slots and two live dealer studios
Slots Empire is the one casino of the five with RealTime Gaming (RTG) slots, and its live games come from Visionary iGaming and BetGames.TV. The home page counts 1,200+ games from 13+ providers, and 800+ are video slots.
- 800+ video slots
- 13+ providers
- 5 card brands
Alongside RTG, the larger studios are Nucleus, Dragon Gaming, Betsoft, Saucify and Rival. Smaller ones a slots fan may like are BGaming, Urgent Games, DiceLab and Spade Gaming. Try Angry Zeus Jackpot, Fireworks Wild Luck or Nefertiti’s Ring.
Want something quick? Kaboom and Skyward are there, plus Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, a scratch card and bingo rooms from 30 up to 90 balls.
Diners, Discover and Amex sit next to Visa and Mastercard. Flexepin, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP and Dogecoin land at once, and Tether within 15 minutes.
Aussie Play: Hold and Win slots, with 6 places barred
Aussie Play Casino leans on Hold and Win slots, and its home page says over 1,100 games. Two of them are Tigers Luck Hold and Win and Rockstar World Tour Hold and Win.
Nucleus, Dragon Gaming, Saucify and Betsoft supply the games, with Nefertiti’s Ring Jackpot among the jackpots. Keno, scratch cards and video poker round it out.
Visa and Mastercard deposits are instant. Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB and Litecoin need up to 15 minutes, and Flexepin and Tether are taken as well. Aussie Play’s card payouts run 3 to 5 business days, one day more at the top end than El Royale’s 3 to 4.
Aussie Play bars 6 places, one fewer than El Royale. Read the Aussie Play sister sites page for the full picture.
El Royale’s 4 sisters, one by one
Three quick facts on each, with Red Dog first because it shares El Royale’s company.
Slots Empire
- Visionary iGaming live tables
- Bingo in 4 sizes
- RTG slots
Payouts: all five casinos send Bitcoin in 1 to 3 business days
El Royale, Red Dog, Las Atlantis, Slots Empire and Aussie Play each pay Bitcoin within 1 to 3 business days and charge no payout fee. Each method has one minimum and one cap per payout, and larger wins come in smaller parts.
El Royalebanking page, October 2026
- By Bitcoin: 1 to 3 business days
- By card: 3 to 4 business days
- By bank wire: 5 business days
- VIP players can also take USDT in 1 to 3 business days, with a higher cap
- Fees on payouts: none
Red Dogbanking page, October 2026
- The same times as El Royale
- A cap on each payout, the same for every method (terms, Payouts section)
- Higher limits for VIP players
- Fees on payouts: none
Las Atlantisbanking page, October 2026
- The same Bitcoin, card and bank wire times as El Royale
- Fees on payouts: none
Slots Empirebanking page, October 2026
- By Bitcoin: 1 to 3 business days
- By card or bank wire: 3 to 4 business days
- The casino adds no fees, but your bank’s fees are yours to pay
- Higher cap for VIP players on Bitcoin and USDT, paid in 1 to 3 business days
Aussie Playbanking page, October 2026
- By Bitcoin: 1 to 3 business days
- By Visa or Mastercard: 3 to 5 business days
- By bank wire: 5 business days
- A VIP host sets VIP limits
- No fee
ID checks: send documents before your first cashout
El Royale, Red Dog, Las Atlantis, Slots Empire and Aussie Play ask for ID before the first cashout and for every card, and their payout rules promise ID approval in 2 to 3 business days. One deposit is needed before any payout, and each deposit is played through once.
- El Royale: a full ID check plus a utility bill to show your address. Its KYC policy (9 December 2022) says full KYC begins with any withdrawal request, or when total deposits pass a set level.
- Red Dog: ID; both card sides, covering all but the first 6 and last 4 digits; address proof no older than 3 months; and Bitcoin wallet or bank wire details. Faked papers get the account shut and the winnings cancelled.
- Slots Empire: passport, ID card or driving licence, both sides of each deposit card, and an address proof no older than 3 months. It may halt play while it waits, and it shuts duplicate accounts and cancels their winnings.
- Las Atlantis and Aussie Play: the same payout rules, so the same 2 to 3 day approval.
El Royale itself: 4 live tables and a VIP USDT payout
El Royale Casino has 4 live dealer tables, with Super 6, baccarat, American roulette and blackjack. Its VIP players can also cash out by USDT in 1 to 3 business days.
Beyond slots and jackpots, the lobby offers roulette, blackjack, baccarat and video poker, plus 30 ball and 80 ball bingo. Saucify, Betsoft, Nucleus, DiceLab, Dragon Gaming and Rival make the games. Legend Of The Nile and Cash Heist are among the slots up front.
Cards and Flexepin go in at once, and crypto inside 15 minutes. El Royale bars 7 places, including Russia, Ukraine, Kansas and Michigan.
El Royale sister sites FAQ
How many sister sites does El Royale have?
El Royale has 4 sister sites: Red Dog, Las Atlantis, Slots Empire and Aussie Play, all with the same banking options.
Which El Royale sister has live dealer games?
Las Atlantis has 4 live dealer tables, matching El Royale. Slots Empire’s live games come from Visionary iGaming and BetGames.TV.
How fast do El Royale and its sisters pay Bitcoin?
Bitcoin takes 1 to 3 business days at all five. Card payouts take 3 to 4 business days, except at Aussie Play, where they take 3 to 5.
How long does the ID check take at El Royale’s sisters?
All five approve documents in 2 to 3 business days, and the check comes before the first cashout.
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Last Updated on October 25, 2026 by Richard Sharpe