Cherry Jackpot Casino has real, proven sister sites: CasinoMax, Roaring 21, and Slots Ninja. One company, Entertainment Software Group Ltd, owns and runs all four. Proof: every one of them shows the exact same licence number in its footer.
Who runs Cherry Jackpot, and the proof
Cherry Jackpot Casino is live and working today. It has its own lobby, its own sign-up form, and its own cashier. It offers 24/7 casino host support, and it shows seals from the Central Dispute System and Wizard of Odds on its site.
Look at the bottom of the Cherry Jackpot homepage and you will find this exact text:
- “Cherry Jackpot is owned and operated by Entertainment Software Group Ltd. Registration number: 000042028.”
- Licensed under Licence No. ALSI-192407055-FI3, from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros.
We then checked CasinoMax. Its footer shows the identical company name, the identical registration number, and the identical licence number, word for word and digit for digit. A gambling licence is issued to one named company, not shared out between unrelated businesses. So when two casino websites print the exact same licence number and registration number, that is hard proof of one thing: one company owns and runs both sites. This is the strongest, simplest evidence there is. We checked further and found the same matching footer text on Roaring 21 and on Slots Ninja too.
The Cherry Jackpot sister sites, listed plainly
Here is the confirmed group, as it stands today:
- Cherry Jackpot (cherryjackpot.com) – live and working. Own lobby, sign-up and cashier, 24/7 casino host support.
- CasinoMax (casinomax.com) – live, same company name, same registration number, same licence number.
- Roaring 21 (roaring21.com) – live, same company name, same registration number, same licence number.
- Slots Ninja (slotsninja.com) – live, same company name, same registration number, same licence number.
Other names sometimes get mentioned alongside this group online, including SlotsRoom and Spinfinity. We tried to check both directly and could not find a matching footer on either one at the time of writing, so we are leaving them off this list. A shorter list we can back up is better than a longer one we cannot.
What about Cherry Gold Casino?
Cherry Gold Casino shares the word “Cherry” in its name, and it is easy to guess it must be a sister of Cherry Jackpot. We checked instead of guessing, and the honest answer is: the evidence is thin.
Cherry Gold Casino’s footer is different. It only mentions general oversight from Curaçao. It does not name Entertainment Software Group, and it shows no registration number and no licence number at all, despite the site’s own text talking about Curaçao licensing. Without a matching company name, registration number or licence number, we cannot call Cherry Gold Casino a sister of Cherry Jackpot. Sharing a word in the name is not proof.
What the confirmed sister sites actually share
Beyond the licence and the company, these four sites share a lot behind the scenes:
- The same owner and back-end company, Entertainment Software Group Ltd, as proven by the matching licence and registration details.
- The same Real Time Gaming (RTG) software running the games.
- The same payment agent, Pippen Investments Ltd, based in Nicosia, Cyprus.
- A similar approach to accounts, cashiers and player support.
- The same target market: players in the United States, including crypto players.
What they do not share is one single website. Each casino has its own name, colours and theme. To a player just visiting, they look and feel separate. The link only shows up when you check the footer, the way we did.
The games
Cherry Jackpot runs on Real Time Gaming (RTG) software: slots, table games such as blackjack and roulette, video poker, and progressive jackpots, where the top prize climbs as more people play. Because CasinoMax, Roaring 21 and Slots Ninja run the same RTG software, the game library will feel familiar if you play at more than one. The same slot titles and table game rules tend to show up across the whole group, just wrapped in different site designs.
The dispute-resolution seal, and what it means for you
Cherry Jackpot displays a Central Dispute System seal. In plain terms, this is an outside service a player can turn to if they have a problem with the casino they cannot sort out directly, such as a delayed withdrawal or a disagreement over a bonus rule. It does not replace your own good judgement, and it is not the same as a government regulator with full legal power, but it gives you a second place to raise a complaint if the casino itself is not helping. The Wizard of Odds seal is different: it usually means the site’s games have been checked for fairness by an independent reviewer. Together, these two seals are a decent, if modest, sign of outside checks, rather than leaving players with nowhere to turn.
Signing up and ID checks
Signing up at Cherry Jackpot follows the pattern you would expect from a US-facing RTG casino. You give basic details: name, address, date of birth, email and phone number, then pick a username and password. Before you can withdraw money, the casino will ask you to prove who you are, usually a copy of a photo ID such as a driver’s licence or passport, and sometimes proof of address like a recent bill. This is a normal step to stop fraud and confirm you are old enough to play. Since CasinoMax, Roaring 21 and Slots Ninja sit behind the same company, expect the sign-up flow and the ID check to look and feel much the same at each.
Payments
Cherry Jackpot offers both crypto and standard card payment options, in line with its sister sites. Crypto payments, such as Bitcoin, are often processed faster than card payments, especially for getting money back out. The exact list of coins and cards can change over time and can vary a little from site to site, so always check the current cashier page on whichever site you use rather than relying on an older article.
How the sites differ
Even with one owner behind them, the sites are not identical twins:
- Theme and branding. Cherry Jackpot has its own look and name. CasinoMax, Roaring 21 and Slots Ninja each use their own visual style and identity.
- Bonus offers. Each site runs its own promotions and its own loyalty scheme. These change often and are set separately per site.
- Site feel. Menus, colours and layout differ enough that most players would never guess the sites are linked, unless they read the footer the way we did.
- Game arrangement. All use RTG games, but the exact selection and how it is laid out can differ slightly from site to site.
Think of it this way: same owner, same licence, same engine under the hood, but different paint jobs and different front doors.
Bottom line
Cherry Jackpot, CasinoMax, Roaring 21 and Slots Ninja are true sister sites. The proof is simple: they all show the exact same company name, registration number and licence number, ALSI-192407055-FI3 from Anjouan. That is one company, Entertainment Software Group Ltd, running all four. Cherry Gold Casino is a different story. It shares a name but not a footer, so we are not calling it a sister on a name alone. If you play at Cherry Jackpot or one of its confirmed sisters, expect a similar sign-up process, similar ID checks, the same RTG games under different branding, a similar mix of crypto and card payments, and the same Central Dispute System safety net if something goes wrong. Remember the rule: a shared games supplier or a shared word in a name proves nothing. A shared licence and a shared owner, backed up in the footer, is what actually makes two casinos sisters.