Wild Casino has four sister sites still open: Super Slots, BetOnline.ag, SportsBetting.ag and Tiger Gaming. All five run under the BetOnline group.
The Wild Casino sister sites
All four sisters share help pages and a terms template with Wild Casino. BetOnline.ag, SportsBetting.ag and Super Slots also print the same cash-out table, with free Bitcoin payouts from $20.
Super Slots offers live dealer tables and takes crypto, matching Wild Casino on both counts.
- Live dealer
- Crypto
BetOnline
BetOnline puts a sportsbook, racebook, esports and poker next to its casino, with live blackjack and roulette. Its terms point to a licence from Panama’s Junta de Control de Juegos.
- Live dealer
- Crypto
- Sportsbook
SportsBetting.ag
SportsBetting.ag has sports betting, poker, a racebook and casino games, with live blackjack, roulette and baccarat. It allows 10 cash-out requests in 7 days, the same as Wild Casino.
- Live dealer
- Crypto
- Sportsbook
Tiger Gaming
Tiger Gaming’s footer has named Thot Management B.V., a Curaçao company. Its terms bar Australia, France and the US, but not Canada, and it allows 4 cash-out requests a week.
- Canada
- Australia
- Live dealer
- Crypto
Both sites confirm live dealer play and crypto support, which puts Super Slots on fairly even footing with Wild Casino on those two points at least.
Where Wild Casino lets you play from
Wild Casino’s own terms list Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia as welcome, with no restricted country named. Super Slots does not state a country list on its site.
This makes it hard to say whether Super Slots is open to the same six countries as Wild Casino, since its own terms page did not spell this out.
Wild Casino’s clear country list, with no restricted country named, is one of the more useful facts on this page. It is the kind of detail worth checking again if a player is unsure before signing up.
Games and studios across the group
Neither Wild Casino nor Super Slots states a games count or a studio list on its site. What is confirmed for both is live dealer play and crypto as a payment option.
Without a stated games figure for either site, the games comparison between Wild Casino and Super Slots is limited to what both share: live tables and crypto support.
A missing games count is not the same as a small games list. It simply means neither site states one.
Wild Casino and Super Slots both take crypto
Neither site’s own pages state a clear KYC clause.
Wild Casino and Super Slots both take crypto, though neither lists a full set of accepted coins or card methods.
Anyone paying in should still check the site’s own current payment page directly, since only crypto is confirmed, not every method on offer.
How Wild Casino itself compares
- 4 sister sites still live
- Yes live dealer at Wild Casino
- Yes takes crypto
- BetOnline group
- CA, DE, FI, AT, NZ, AU welcome by the terms
Wild Casino has more stated detail than Super Slots, with a clear country list and no restricted country named. Both sites still share live dealer tables and crypto payments.
Players who want a stated country list can stick with Wild Casino. Anyone curious about the sister site can check Super Slots directly, since Super Slots does not publish a country list.
Both sites still share the same BetOnline group, the same live dealer offer and the same crypto support, so the choice between them mostly comes down to preference rather than any confirmed gap in features.
Questions people ask
How many sister sites does Wild Casino have?
Four: Super Slots, BetOnline.ag, SportsBetting.ag and Tiger Gaming, and all four are open.
Who runs Wild Casino and Super Slots?
Both sites are run under the BetOnline group.
Does Wild Casino bar any countries?
No country is named as restricted in Wild Casino’s own terms, and Canada, Germany, Finland, Austria, New Zealand and Australia are all listed as welcome.
Do the other BetOnline group sites take sports bets?
Yes. BetOnline.ag, SportsBetting.ag and Tiger Gaming all add a sportsbook and poker. Wild Casino and Super Slots are casino only.
Last Updated on October 24, 2026 by Richard Sharpe