Lucky Tiger shares its owner with Red Dog, El Royale, Las Atlantis, Aussie Play, Shazam Casino, Ducky Luck and Highway Casino. They run on the Red Dog / El Royale group under Alistair Solutions N.V., licensed in Curacao.
The Lucky Tiger sister sites, one by one
All seven sisters below are open for new players today. Most take the same six markets Lucky Tiger checks for, though a couple draw the line in a different place.
Red Dog
Red Dog takes all six of the markets we checked, wider than Lucky Tiger itself.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
- Betsoft
El Royale
El Royale runs on an Anjouan licence rather than the Curacao one Lucky Tiger uses.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Las Atlantis
Las Atlantis lists around 2,800 games, more than any other sister in this group.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Aussie Play
Aussie Play has one of the shorter blocked lists in the group, at six countries.
- Canada
- Germany
Shazam Casino
Shazam Casino lists around 1,875 games and does not name any blocked countries in its terms.
- Canada
- Germany
Ducky Luck
Ducky Luck is the one sister here that turns Canadian players away.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- WMS
Highway Casino
Highway Casino lists around 1,300 games across six named studios.
- Canada
- Germany
- Live dealer
- Crypto
- Dragon Gaming
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
Lucky Tiger
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 each sister lets you play from
Red Dog, El Royale, Aussie Play, Shazam Casino and Highway Casino all take players from Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia by their own terms.
Las Atlantis takes five of those six but not Germany. Ducky Luck takes five of the six but not Canada.
Lucky Tiger itself takes Canada, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia, but not Germany, and its terms name 47 restricted countries in total.
Games and studios across the group
Betsoft, Rival, Dragon Gaming and Saucify turn up at several of the sisters, and Lucky Tiger itself also runs games from Arrow’s Edge and Qora Games.
Las Atlantis has the biggest library at around 2,800 titles. Red Dog, El Royale and Ducky Luck also add studios of their own, including DiceLab, Nucleus and WMS.
Live dealer tables are confirmed at Red Dog, El Royale, Las Atlantis, Ducky Luck and Highway Casino, and Lucky Tiger runs them too.
Opening an account, ID checks and getting paid
Signing up across this group means the usual short form with an email address, then picking a payment method.
Lucky Tiger’s own terms say identity checks happen before your first withdrawal is processed, which is standard practice at its sisters as well.
Cards, crypto and wire transfer all show up somewhere in the group, and Red Dog and El Royale between them list six different coins. The site’s own withdrawal terms are quoted lower down this page.
None of the sisters ask for anything unusual at sign up beyond the normal name, date of birth and contact details. The identity checks come later, once you try to take money out.
How Lucky Tiger itself compares
- 7 live sister sites
- 1,600+ games
- Yes live dealer
- Yes takes crypto
- CA, FI, AT, NZ, AU welcome by the terms
- 47 countries named as restricted
Alistair Solutions N.V. runs Lucky Tiger under a Curacao licence, the same licence family as most of its sisters. The site lists around 1,600 games from six named studios, with both live dealer tables and crypto accepted.
Its terms name Germany among the countries it will not take, alongside 46 others, which is a longer list than several of its sisters carry.
Players who already have an account at Lucky Tiger will find the sign up steps at its sisters familiar, since the group shares the same basic account and payment setup.
Questions people ask
How many Lucky Tiger sister sites are still live?
Seven: Red Dog, El Royale, Las Atlantis, Aussie Play, Shazam Casino, Ducky Luck and Highway Casino.
Does Lucky Tiger take players from Canada?
Yes, Lucky Tiger’s terms list Canada among the countries it accepts, though Germany is not on that list.
Can I use crypto at these sister sites?
Yes, Lucky Tiger takes cryptocurrency, and every live sister either confirms crypto or lists it as unclear in the pack we checked.
Which sister site has the most games?
Las Atlantis, with around 2,800 games listed, ahead of Lucky Tiger’s own 1,600 and Shazam Casino’s 1,875.
Getting your money out of Lucky Tiger
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.
- Limits
- All withdrawals at Lucky Tiger Casino are limited to $2,000 or AUD 2000 per week. Adjustable by VIP level.
- ID check first
- You have to pass the ID check before the first cashout.
- ID checks
- "To comply with anti-money laundering regulations and prevent fraud, all players must complete identity verification before processing their first withdrawal. T
Last Updated on September 20, 2026 by Richard Sharpe