Aussie Play has seven sister sites still live today, including Red Dog, El Royale and Las Atlantis. All sit inside the Red Dog / El Royale group, and Aussie Play itself runs on an Anjouan licence.
The Aussie Play sister sites, one by one
All seven sisters are covered below, since this is a smaller group than some others this site tracks.
None of the seven have closed or moved on to a different brand. They are simply separate sites built inside the same Red Dog / El Royale group.
Red Dog
Red Dog names six studios, including DiceLab and Nucleus, and takes crypto payments.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
El Royale
El Royale’s own terms welcome all six tracked countries and it takes crypto payments.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Las Atlantis
Las Atlantis carries about 2,800 games and welcomes five of the six tracked countries, leaving out Germany.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Shazam Casino
Shazam Casino carries about 1,875 games and welcomes all six tracked countries, though live dealer and crypto were not confirmed.
- Canada
- Germany
- New Zealand
Lucky Tiger
Lucky Tiger carries about 1,600 games from six named studios and takes crypto payments.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Ducky Luck
Ducky Luck names eight studios, including WMS and Fresh Deck, but does not welcome Canada.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Austria
Highway Casino
Highway Casino carries about 1,300 games from six named studios and takes crypto payments.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
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.
Pays out by: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin
Games from: DiceLab, Betsoft, Rival, Dragon Gaming
Run by: Wonder Play Company N.V. (Curaçao)
Pays out by: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin
Licence: Anjouan, no company named
Pays out by: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin
Licence: Anjouan, no company named
Aussie Play
Licence: Anjouan, no company named
Pays out by: Cryptocurrency, Credit/Debit Cards, PayPal, Wire Transfer
Games from: Rival Gaming, Betsoft, Arrow's Edge, Saucify
Run by: Alistair Solutions N.V. (Curaçao)
Games from: WMS, Rival, Dragon Gaming, Arrow's Edge
No company or licence printed
Pays out by: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin
Games from: BetSoft, Dicelab, Dragon Gaming, Saucify
No company or licence printed
Where Aussie Play and its sisters let you play from
Aussie Play’s own terms welcome all six tracked countries, Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia. Most sisters here match that closely.
Las Atlantis and Lucky Tiger both leave out Germany, and Ducky Luck leaves out Canada entirely. Aussie Play’s own terms name only 6 restricted countries in total, fewer than several sites this site tracks.
That short restricted list makes Aussie Play one of the more open sites in this group on paper, even before counting its sisters’ own welcome lists.
Anyone checking this page from outside the six tracked countries should still read a site’s own terms directly, since this page only covers the countries this site tracks.
Games and studios across the group
Aussie Play itself carries about 1,100 games, and its own site does not name any studios. Las Atlantis has the biggest confirmed games count in this group, at about 2,800 titles, ahead of Shazam Casino at 1,875.
Rival, Betsoft, Dragon Gaming and Saucify show up across several sisters, including Red Dog, Lucky Tiger, Ducky Luck and Highway Casino.
El Royale and Shazam Casino do not name any studios on their own sites, which the pack checked, so those two are missing from the studio comparison above.
Opening an account, ID checks and getting paid
The pack did not capture a specific KYC clause for Aussie Play itself or for the sisters listed here.
No processing times, limits or fees are given here. The site’s own withdrawal terms are quoted lower down this page.
This applies to Aussie Play and to each of the seven sisters named above, since none of them had a full KYC clause captured in the pack.
How Aussie Play itself compares
- 7 sister sites still live
- 1,100+ games at Aussie Play itself
- Anjouan licence held by Aussie Play
- CA, DE, FI, AT, NZ, AU all welcome by Aussie Play
- 6 restricted countries named in Aussie Play’s terms
Aussie Play carries fewer games than several of its sisters, at about 1,100 titles against Las Atlantis’s 2,800. The pack could not confirm whether Aussie Play itself offers live dealer games or takes crypto.
Aussie Play’s own terms welcome all six tracked countries and its licence is Anjouan, the same as several sisters in this group.
Anyone weighing Aussie Play against its sisters should note that games count is the clearest gap here, since several sisters carry more titles than Aussie Play does on its own terms page.
Questions people ask
How many sister sites does Aussie Play have?
The pack found seven live sisters and no closed or missing ones.
Does Aussie Play accept players from Canada?
Yes. Aussie Play’s own terms list Canada among the six tracked countries it welcomes.
Which sister has the biggest games list?
Las Atlantis has the largest confirmed games count in this group, at about 2,800 titles.
Do the Aussie Play sisters take crypto?
Most do. Red Dog, El Royale, Las Atlantis, Lucky Tiger and Highway Casino all take crypto payments, though the pack could not confirm this for Shazam Casino or Ducky Luck.
Getting your money out of Aussie Play
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.
- Timing in the terms
- If the Customer requests and/or plays with a free bonus during a payout pending time, the withdrawal will be affected.
- Limits
- The amount of winnings from the bonus that exceeds the maximum payout limit will be deducted from the Customer's account balance.
Last Updated on September 19, 2026 by Richard Sharpe