Palace of Chance has 10 sister sites, all run by Primrose Media Limited. The closest are Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Ruby Slots and Wild Vegas, which run on the same casino platform as Palace of Chance. The others are Prism Casino, Slots Garden, Royal Ace, Silver Oak and Planet 7.
Palace of Chance shares one banking table with five sister casinos
Palace of Chance, Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Ruby Slots and Wild Vegas all print the same banking table, line for line. The fees, the limits and the payout times match on all six sites.
These six casinos run on the same casino platform. Prism Casino and Slots Garden name the same company and carry the same withdrawal clauses, so they count as sisters too.
Slots of Vegas says it has 350+ Vegas-style games, with table games, specialty games, video poker and jackpot games. Its Casino Hosts can be reached through live chat at any hour.
- 350+ games
- Live chat 24/7
- VIP Vegas Club
Cool Cat says it has over 220 games, and over 140 of them are slots. It says new games are added every month.
- Browser play
- Mobile play
- Casino blog
Club Player puts online blackjack and keno in its page title. Every game can be played as Premium Play or Instant Play.
- Random Jackpot games
- Mobile casino
- Live chat
Ruby Slots shows the same company and licence line in its footer as Slots of Vegas. The homepage has rows for Game of the Month, New Games and Top Jackpots.
- Game of Month
- New Games row
- Top Jackpots row
Wild Vegas
Wild Vegas uses the same banking table as Palace of Chance. Its homepage talks about crypto casino games, game choice, payment methods and customer service.
- Same banking table
- Crypto games
- Customer service
Two more casinos name the same company and use the same withdrawal clauses:
- Prism Casino
- Slots Garden
Palace of Chance is licensed in Anjouan
The Palace of Chance terms say the casino is owned by Primrose Media Limited, company number 15804. The company is based in Mutsamudu, on the island of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros.
The terms say the casino is licensed in the State of Anjouan. The law named is the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005. Over at Slots of Vegas, the footer prints licence ALSI-202409021-F12 from the Anjouan government.
- 8 casinos with the same owner
- 6 casinos with one banking table
- 21 minimum age to play
Palace of Chance payout rules in clauses 5.6 to 5.8
The Palace of Chance terms set a monthly cap of USD 10,000 or USD 5,000, a weekly limit starting at USD 2,500, and payment within 7 to 10 business days after approval. The same clauses appear on all eight casinos.
Here is what each clause says, in plain words.
Clause 5.6: monthly limits
- Your withdrawal request is reviewed within 7 to 10 business days.
- If your balance is 10 times your total deposits or more, you can take out up to USD 5,000 a month.
- If your balance is less than that, the monthly limit is USD 10,000.
- The casino may split one withdrawal into several smaller payments.
Clause 5.7: weekly limits
Weekly withdrawal limits start at USD 2,500. The terms say this limit can go up as your VIP level goes up.
Clause 5.8: pay periods
A pay period is one round of payments from the casino.
- No more than USD 2,500 is approved in each pay period.
- No more than USD 2,500 is sent to you each week.
- Anything above that is paid out in the weeks after.
Withdrawal methods on the shared banking table
The Palace of Chance banking page lists four ways to cash out. The same table appears on Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Ruby Slots and Wild Vegas.
| Method | Fee | Time | Limits (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | USD 0 to 40 | 7 to 10 days | 50 to 2,500 |
| Bank wire | USD 0 to 20 | 7 to 10 days | 100 to 2,500 |
| Coindraw | 5% | 0 to 7 days | 20 to 2,500 |
| Check | USD 0 to 25 | 7 to 10 days | 100 to 2,500 |
Coindraw has the lowest minimum at USD 20 and the shortest window on the table. It is also the one method with a fee set as a percentage.
Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum deposits at Palace of Chance have no fee
Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum deposits have no fee on the shared banking table, with limits from USD 30 to 100,000. Card deposits carry a fee of 3 to 10%.
- Bitcoin: no fee, USD 30 to 100,000
- Litecoin: no fee, USD 30 to 100,000
- Ethereum: no fee, USD 30 to 100,000
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover: 3 to 10% fee, USD 30 to 1,000
- Changelly: USD 60 to 200
Palace of Chance also has a Bitcoin guide page.
The ID check at Palace of Chance can ask for four documents
The Palace of Chance terms say the ID check may ask for a photo ID, your cards, a selfie and a utility bill. Here is the full list:
- Government photo ID: passport, driving licence or national ID card
- Front and back of cards used for deposits in the last 3 months
- A selfie of you holding your ID
- A utility bill from the last 3 months with your name and address
Palace of Chance bars players from more than 20 countries
The Palace of Chance terms list the countries where people cannot play. The list is:
Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France and its territories, Germany, Indonesia, Iraq, the Netherlands and its territories, New Zealand, Pakistan, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Syria, Turkiye, the Union of the Comoros and the United Kingdom.
All countries on the FATF blacklist are barred as well. The FATF blacklist is a list of high-risk countries.
Palace of Chance games include named jackpot games and tournaments
Palace of Chance names jackpot games such as Rudolph’s Revenge, Plentiful Treasure, The Naughty List, Fortunate Buddha, Mighty Drums and Big Cat Links. Its game sections cover online slots, table games, video poker and speciality games.
The homepage has rows for Trending Games, New Releases, Top Jackpots and Recent Winners. There are tournaments and a VIP program.
Some of the same titles show up at the sisters. Club Player shows Plentiful Treasure and Mighty Drums, along with Fu Long Treasures, Cash Chaser, Cash Bandits 3, Cleopatra’s Gold and Enchanted Garden.
Questions people ask
Which casinos are Palace of Chance sister sites?
Slots of Vegas, Cool Cat, Club Player, Ruby Slots and Wild Vegas run on the same casino platform and share its banking table. Prism Casino and Slots Garden name the same company and use the same withdrawal clauses.
Who owns Palace of Chance?
The terms name Primrose Media Limited, company number 15804, based in Mutsamudu on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.
How much can I withdraw from Palace of Chance each week?
Weekly limits start at USD 2,500 and can rise with VIP level. Monthly limits are USD 10,000, or USD 5,000 if your balance is 10 times your deposits or more.
How long does a Palace of Chance withdrawal take?
The terms give a review stage first, then a set time to pay once the request is approved, both covered in clauses 5.6 and 5.8. Coindraw lists 0 to 7 days on the banking table.
What age do you need to be to play at Palace of Chance?
The terms set the minimum age at 21.
Is Cool Cat the same as Palace of Chance?
Cool Cat is a separate casino on the same platform. It shows the same banking table and says it has over 220 games.
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Last Updated on October 24, 2026 by Richard Sharpe