Buzzluck Casino has four sister sites: Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino, High Noon Casino and Manhattan Slots. One company runs all five. We know this because all five show the exact same gambling licence number.
Who really runs Buzzluck Casino
Buzzluck Casino does not say who owns it. Most online casinos hide this. But there is a simple way to check: look at the licence number in the footer of the website.
Buzzluck, Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino, High Noon Casino and Manhattan Slots all show the same licence number: ALSI-202409030-Fl2. This licence comes from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, in the Union of Comoros.
A shared licence number is the strongest proof there is. A regulator only gives out one licence number to one company. If five casino websites all show the same number, they are being run by the same company, using the same legal permission to operate. This is not a guess. It is hard, checkable proof.
The sister sites, listed plainly
Here are the five casinos that share this one licence:
- Buzzluck Casino (buzzluck.com)
- Club World Casino
- Lucky Red Casino
- High Noon Casino
- Manhattan Slots
We checked each of these sites. They are all live and working today. Some other names get mentioned online as possible sisters too. We checked Club USA Casino and Aladdins Gold. Club USA Casino’s website is live and uses the same games software as Buzzluck, but we could not find the same licence number on its pages, so we cannot call it a confirmed sister. Aladdins Gold no longer runs as a casino at all; its old website now shows unrelated content. Because we could not confirm the licence match for either one, we are leaving them out of this list. We only name a casino as a sister when we can back it up.
One sister site has closed down
Club SA Casino used to be part of this same group. It is not anymore. Its website address no longer works at all. If you see Club SA Casino mentioned as a Buzzluck sister anywhere, that information is out of date. It is closed.
What “sister site” actually means
People often get this wrong, so let’s be clear. A sister site means two casinos share the same owner, or run on the same back-end system. That is the real test.
Using the same games software is not enough on its own. Lots of unrelated casinos buy games from the same software company. That does not make them sisters. It just means they bought from the same shop. The proof that matters is a shared licence number, a shared owner, or a shared back-end platform. That is why we lean on the licence number here. It is hard proof, not a guess.
The games they offer
All five casinos in this group run on software from Real Time Gaming (RTG). This means the games look and feel similar across all five sites. You will find slot machines, blackjack, roulette, video poker and other table games. If you have played at Buzzluck, the games at Club World Casino or Manhattan Slots will feel familiar, because the same software company built them.
Remember though: the shared software is not what makes them sisters. The shared licence number is what proves that. The shared software just explains why the games feel the same.
Audits and dispute help: what the badges actually mean for you
Buzzluck’s website shows three badges. Here is what each one means in plain terms:
- Anjouan Gaming — this is the regulator that gave the casino its licence. It is the body that is supposed to make sure the casino follows the rules.
- iTech Labs — this company checks the games. It tests the RTP (return to player), which is the long-run payout rate of a game. An iTech Labs badge means someone outside the casino has checked that the games are not rigged beyond what is stated.
- CDS (dispute resolution) — this is a service that can step in if you have a problem the casino will not fix, like a delayed payout or a closed account. CDS looks at the complaint and tries to reach a fair outcome.
In plain words: these badges mean there is somewhere to turn if something goes wrong. They do not mean nothing will ever go wrong. Always keep your own record of chats, emails and account activity, just in case you need to make a complaint later.
Buzzluck also offers 24/7 live chat, phone support and email support. Having three ways to reach a real person is a good sign for a casino this size.
Signing up and ID checks
Signing up at Buzzluck, or at any of its sister sites, works the same simple way:
- Fill in your name, email, address and date of birth.
- Pick a username and password.
- Confirm you are old enough to gamble where you live.
Before you can take out any winnings, the casino will ask you to prove who you are. This is called an ID check. You will usually need to send a photo of a government ID, like a driving licence or passport, and sometimes a recent bill with your address on it. This is normal and required by law. It is not a sign of a scam. Do this step early, before you plan to withdraw money, so it does not slow down your first payout.
Payments
These casinos are aimed at players in the United States, and their payment options reflect that. You can typically fund your account with credit cards, debit cards, and other methods the site lists at the cashier page. Getting money out usually takes longer than putting money in, which is normal across this type of casino. Always check the current payment page on the casino’s own site before you deposit, since payment options can change.
Bottom line
Buzzluck Casino is one of five sister sites that share the exact same gambling licence number, ALSI-202409030-Fl2. The others are Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino, High Noon Casino and Manhattan Slots. That shared number is strong proof of one shared owner. A sixth site, Club SA Casino, used to belong to this group but has since closed. All five active sites run the same RTG games, carry outside checks on payout rates through iTech Labs, and offer a dispute service through CDS if a problem cannot be sorted out directly. If you plan to play at one, expect the same sign-up steps and ID checks at any of its sisters, since they are built the same way, by the same operator.