CryptoSlots has three sister sites: Slotland, WinADay and CryptoWins. All four casinos are owned and run by the same company, Slotland Entertainment S.A.
Who Runs These Casinos
Slotland Entertainment S.A. is the company behind CryptoSlots, Slotland, WinADay and CryptoWins. All four sites carry the same licence number from the Government of the Island of Mwali (Mohéli), printed in each site’s own terms and conditions. Because one company runs all four, deposits, withdrawals and account checks work in a similar way across the group, though CryptoWins does a few things differently, covered below. We won’t dig further into the company itself here, since the point of this guide is to help you choose between the sister sites.
Slotland: The Oldest Sister Site
Slotland has been running since 1998, one of the oldest real-money casinos still open today. It sticks to a small menu: Slots, Progressive Jackpot games and Video Poker, all built in-house by Slotland Entertainment, with no live dealers and nothing from outside studios.
Slotland’s own help pages state that its slot games pay back 98% of what players bet, on average, over time — a number the casino states itself.
Confirmed payment methods:
- Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether, USD Coin and Tether
- Visa, Mastercard and American Express (deposits only, $45 minimum)
- NETeller (deposits and withdrawals)
- A paper cheque, for US players only, $200 minimum, $2,500 maximum
Slotland tells new crypto users to start with Litecoin. Crypto withdrawals process within one business day, $25 minimum for players who have already deposited ($100 for others). Cheque and NETeller withdrawals only go out on Tuesdays, with a 23:59 GMT cut-off the day before. Wins over $5,000 need a special arrangement — players are told to email the billing team rather than use the normal cashier.
Verification wording is general: documents can be requested “under any circumstances deemed necessary,” rather than as a strict, upfront check for every new player.
Slotland does not accept players from Australia or the United Kingdom, plus roughly twenty other countries, including Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, China, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Pakistan, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, Taiwan, Tanzania, Turkey, Ukraine and Vietnam.
WinADay: The Bigger Games Library
WinADay carries a bigger games library than Slotland. Categories include Slots, WinADay Originals, Jackpot games, video Poker, Keno & Bingo, and Lottery games. Reports put the total games count around 418, though that number shifts as games are added, so treat it as a rough size rather than a fixed count. Like Slotland, everything at WinADay is built in-house, with no live dealer tables.
Payment options overlap heavily with Slotland’s: the same crypto coins, plus Visa, Mastercard and American Express for deposits only ($45 minimum), and NETeller for both deposits and withdrawals ($100 minimum to withdraw).
Crypto withdrawals process the next business day with the same $25/$100 minimum split as Slotland. Non-crypto withdrawals go out on Wednesdays rather than Tuesdays, with the same 23:59 GMT cut-off and a $200 minimum. Wins over $5,000 get the same billing-team treatment as Slotland, and the verification wording is nearly identical.
WinADay also shuts out Australia and the United Kingdom, alongside roughly the same other excluded countries as Slotland. Neither older sister site helps if CryptoSlots locked you out for being in Australia or the UK.
Between the two older sisters, the choice comes down to size versus simplicity. Slotland is smaller and has been polished for longer; WinADay has a far wider spread of game types and pays out on a different weekday, which is worth noting if you are timing a withdrawal around a payday or a trip.
CryptoWins: The Newest And Biggest Sister Site
CryptoWins launched in 2023, making it the newest of the four sites, and it is the largest by game count. Like CryptoSlots, it is crypto only, taking the same six coins: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether, Monero, USDT and USDC. You can sign up by connecting a crypto wallet directly, without filling in a form first, and its VIP club is invitation-only.
Deposits and withdrawals both start at $25. The maximum deposit is $30,000, a little lower than CryptoSlots’ $50,000. Withdrawals are capped at $10,000 a month, and that cap drops to $5,000 a month once your balance reaches ten times or more what you’ve deposited in total. Payouts go out the next working day, with the same 23:59 GMT cut-off used across the group, and wins of $10,000 or more are split and paid to several addresses rather than in one go.
The big difference is where the games come from. CryptoSlots, Slotland and WinADay build every game themselves. CryptoWins doesn’t: it runs games from 12 suppliers in total — Slotland Entertainment’s own studio (129 games) plus eleven outside studios, including Evoplay, KA Gaming, Rival, SmartSoft, Eurasian Gaming, Felix Gaming, Mancala Gaming, Netgame, Spinthon, Vibra Gaming and Ela Games. That’s why CryptoWins alone has table games, crash games and fish-shooting games, types the other three sisters don’t carry at all.
That mix comes with a trade-off for a CryptoSlots player specifically. CryptoSlots states that every one of its games is provably fair. CryptoWins does not make that same claim across its whole library, since so many of its games come from outside studios rather than Slotland Entertainment’s own. So CryptoWins gives you far more games and more variety, but a weaker provably-fair story than the site you started on, plus a lower monthly withdrawal ceiling.
CryptoWins’ standout feature is something called BidCoin Auctions: you buy bids using your cash balance, and if you win an auction the prize value is credited back to your cash balance. The bid tokens themselves can never be withdrawn; they only exist to be spent on auctions. It is a genuinely different kind of feature from anything on the other three sites, none of which run an auction game of this sort. There is no progressive jackpot game at CryptoWins, and like the rest of the group, there is no live dealer anywhere on the site.
CryptoWins sets no country-exclusion list in its terms, putting it in the same position as CryptoSlots: open to players that Slotland and WinADay turn away, including anyone in Australia or the UK.
CryptoSlots, In Short
CryptoSlots is the crypto-only casino this whole comparison starts from. It takes the same six coins as CryptoWins, splits its games into Slots, VR Games, Poker & Keno, High Limit and Jackpot Slot, and runs a token-based Jackpot Trigger game plus a monthly Crypto Lotto. Deposits and withdrawals start at $25, deposits can go up to $50,000, and wins of $10,000 or more are paid out as several separate transactions. Withdrawals go out the next working day with the usual 23:59 GMT cut-off, and email verification is required before any deposit, withdrawal or bonus. Every game at CryptoSlots is provably fair, and its terms carry no country-exclusion list.
The Licence, And What It Means For Safety
All four sites, CryptoSlots, Slotland, WinADay and CryptoWins, run under the same licence issued by the Government of the Island of Mwali (Mohéli). This is a smaller, offshore gambling licence rather than one from a major regulator like Malta or the UK Gambling Commission. That doesn’t make the sites unsafe, but the level of outside oversight is lighter than players in tightly regulated markets may expect. It’s also why Slotland and WinADay exclude UK players outright — a Mwali licence doesn’t let a site legally serve UK customers.
Country Restrictions, Plainly
Slotland and WinADay do not accept players from Australia or the United Kingdom, alongside roughly twenty other excluded countries each. CryptoSlots and CryptoWins, by contrast, list no country exclusions in their terms. If you’re in Australia or the UK, CryptoSlots and CryptoWins are the two sites in this group open to you; Slotland and WinADay are not.
Bottom Line
Slotland and WinADay give you a change of scenery from CryptoSlots while staying with the same trusted operator. Slotland is the simpler, older-school slots and video poker site with a stated 98% payback. WinADay has a much wider library, including bingo, keno and lottery games. Neither accepts Australian or UK players. CryptoWins is the more obvious next stop for a CryptoSlots player specifically: same owner, same six coins, no country block, and by far the largest games library of the four, but it trades away CryptoSlots’ all-provably-fair games and gives you a tighter monthly withdrawal cap in return. Whichever one you pick, you’re dealing with the same company and the same licence as CryptoSlots itself.