Ruby Slots’ sister sites are Slots Garden, Slot Madness, Raging Bull, Silver Oak, Planet 7 and Royal Ace Casino. Primrose Media Limited owns all seven, and they share one set of terms under an Anjouan licence.
Planet 7 and Silver Oak are the only Ruby Slots sisters with a live casino menu
Planet 7 has a Live Dealer item in its menu and Silver Oak has a Live Casino item, while Ruby Slots, Raging Bull, Royal Ace Casino and Slot Madness have no live dealer section.
The other big difference is the lobby size. Five of the seven casinos show 263 games, Slot Madness shows 261 and Slots Garden splits its games between a download and a browser version.
Slots Garden
Slots Garden offers 150+ games in its download version and 50+ in instant play.
- Free spins page
- Live chat
- VIP program
Slot Madness
Slot Madness has 261 games and bonuses built around slots, keno and jackpots.
- 261 games
- Keno bonus
- Live dealer
Raging Bull pairs its 263 games with weekly and monthly cashback style deals.
- 263 games
- Live chat
- Live dealer
Silver Oak
Silver Oak lists online slots, table games, video poker, specialty games and a live casino.
- Live casino
- Live jackpot
- Email support
Planet 7
Planet 7 has its own pages for blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and keno.
- Live dealer
- Bonus codes
- Live chat
Royal Ace Casino has 263 games and a tournaments page in its menu.
- Tournaments
- Live dealer
- Email support
Ruby Slots and its sisters send no more than $2,500 a week
The shared terms at Ruby Slots and its six sisters say weekly withdrawal limits start at $2,500, and any balance above that is sent in the weeks after.
- $2,500 starting weekly limit, higher for VIP levels
- $10,000 most per month
- $5,000 monthly cap if your balance is 10 times your total deposits or more
- $100 usual smallest withdrawal, as low as $20 for some methods
- 7 to 10 business days to review a request
- $40 top fee per withdrawal, or 5% in some cases
After approval, the terms say payment is sent within 7 to 10 business days. If you ask for several withdrawals, they are handled one at a time and the timer starts again for each one.
Pending withdrawals can add up to no more than four times your weekly limit.
Bitcoin deposits at Ruby Slots are free, card deposits cost 3 to 10%
The Ruby Slots banking page charges no fee on crypto deposits but takes a 3 to 10% fee on Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
- Bitcoin no fee, about 3 minutes, $30 to $100,000
- Litecoin no fee, about 2 minutes, $30 to $100,000
- Ethereum no fee, about 3 minutes, $30 to $100,000
- Cards 3 to 10% fee, instant, $30 to $1,000
- Changelly no fee, about 5 minutes, $60 to $200
Four ways to cash out are listed, each capped at $2,500 per payment:
- Bitcoin
- Bank wire
- Coindraw
- Check
Coindraw has the shortest listed time at 0 to 7 days, from $20, with a 5% fee. Bitcoin, bank wire and check are listed at 7 to 10 days.
New Zealand, Australia and the UK are barred at Ruby Slots and its sisters
The shared country list at Ruby Slots and its six sisters bars New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom and several European countries.
- New Zealand
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- Germany
- Austria
- Canada
- Finland
Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Slovakia and Serbia are also on the list, along with Russia, Belarus, South Korea, Indonesia and Pakistan.
The Union of the Comoros, where the licence comes from, is barred as well. Canada and Finland are not on the list. Every casino in the group needs you to be 21 or older, or the legal gambling age where you live if that is higher.
Ruby Slots wants a selfie holding your ID before a payout
Ruby Slots and its sisters ask for four items to confirm who you are or to approve a withdrawal, and one of them is a selfie with your ID.
- Photo ID
- Card copies
- Selfie with ID
- Utility bill
The photo ID must be from a government. You need the front and back of every card used to deposit in the last three months.
The utility bill proves where you live and must be from the last three months. A clear photo of each item, with all four corners showing, saves time.
Ruby Slots has a no-deposit bonus page and a game of the month
Ruby Slots runs a welcome bonus, a game of the month, tournaments, a VIP program, a refer and earn scheme and a no-deposit bonus page.
Its 263 games sit in four sections: slots, table games, video poker and specialty games. The specialty section has games such as Henferno and Plinko Beyond.
The same slots turn up at the sisters too, such as Shadow Gods, Crimson Castle, Treasure Sparks, Coyote Cash 2, Cash Bandits 3 and Olympus Thunderhold.
- Planet 7 deposit match, free spins, no-deposit codes, VIP bonuses, refer and earn
- Silver Oak deposit match with free spins, free spins, a live jackpot, welcome offers
- Slot Madness welcome match, match bonuses, slot and keno bonus, jackpot bonus
- Slots Garden free chip coupons, free spins, VIP program
- Raging Bull weekly and monthly insurance, a rewards club, a no-deposit free chip
Each Ruby Slots sister has its own support email
Ruby Slots offers 24/7 support by email at [email protected], and each sister uses its own address.
- Raging Bull [email protected], plus live chat
- Planet 7 [email protected], plus live chat
- Slots Garden [email protected], plus live chat
- Silver Oak [email protected]
- Royal Ace Casino [email protected]
- Slot Madness [email protected]
If you want to talk to someone straight away, Raging Bull, Planet 7 and Slots Garden are the sisters that offer live chat.
Lucky Red is not a Ruby Slots sister
Lucky Red has many of the same slot titles, but it prints a different Anjouan licence, ALSI-202409030-Fl2, and shares its terms with Club World, Manhattan Slots, High Noon and Buzzluck instead.
Questions people ask
Who owns Ruby Slots and its sisters?
Primrose Media Limited, company number 15804, based in Mutsamudu on the island of Anjouan.
Can New Zealand players use Ruby Slots?
No. New Zealand is on the banned country list shared by all seven casinos.
Which Ruby Slots sisters have live dealer games?
Planet 7 and Silver Oak both have a live dealer section in their menus.
Is there a fee to deposit by card at Ruby Slots?
Yes. The banking page lists a 3 to 10% fee on card deposits. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum deposits are free.
What is the smallest withdrawal at Ruby Slots?
Usually $100, depending on the method. Coindraw starts at $20.
Does Ruby Slots bar Finland or Canada?
No. Neither Finland nor Canada is on the banned country list.
How many games does Ruby Slots have?
263, across slots, table games, video poker and specialty games.
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Last Updated on October 14, 2026 by Richard Sharpe