High Noon Casino has three live sister sites that share its exact operator: Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino and Buzzluck Casino. Manhattan Slots is a sister too. One company runs all five. Proof: every site shows the same gambling licence number.
What “sister site” actually means
People throw the word “sister site” around a lot. Here is the plain rule we use. Two casinos are sisters only when they share the same back-end company, or the same owner. That’s it.
Using the same games supplier is not enough to make two casinos sisters. Lots of unrelated casinos buy games from Real Time Gaming (RTG). That does not link them. What links High Noon Casino to its sisters is much stronger proof, and we explain it next.
The proof: one identical licence number
We checked the footer of each site. High Noon Casino, Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino, Buzzluck Casino and Manhattan Slots all print the exact same line, word for word:
- Licensed and regulated by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros.
- Licence number: ALSI-202409030-Fl2.
That matters a lot. A gambling licence is given to one named operator. It is not shared out to different companies. So when five different casino websites all show the exact same licence number, it means one thing: one company owns and runs all five sites. This is the strongest, simplest proof there is. No guessing needed.
The High Noon Casino sister sites, listed plainly
Here is the full group, as it stands today:
- High Noon Casino (highnooncasino.com) – live and working. Has a Wild West theme, 150+ games, and takes crypto and card payments.
- Club World Casino – live, same licence number, same operator.
- Lucky Red Casino – live, same licence number, same operator.
- Buzzluck Casino – live, same licence number, same operator.
- Manhattan Slots – live, same licence number, same operator. We checked its footer directly and it shows the identical ALSI-202409030-Fl2 licence text.
You may also see other names floated online as part of this group, such as Club USA Casino or Aladdins Gold. We could not confirm Club USA Casino, and Aladdins Gold’s domain no longer runs a casino at all, so we are leaving both out of this list. We would rather tell you five sites we are sure about than a longer list we cannot back up.
A closed former sister: Club SA Casino
Club SA Casino used to be part of this same group. It is now closed. Its domain does not load or point to a working casino any more. If you see old articles or forum posts naming it as a High Noon sister, treat that as out of date. Do not try to sign up there.
What the sister sites actually share
Beyond the licence, these sites share a lot under the hood:
- The same operator and back-end company, as proven by the licence.
- The same Real Time Gaming (RTG) software running the games.
- A similar site layout and similar account and cashier systems.
- The same target market: players in the United States.
- Similar sign-up steps and similar ID check rules.
What they do not share is a single website. Each one has its own name, its own look, and its own theme. They feel like separate casinos to a player, even though one company is behind the curtain.
The games
High Noon Casino runs on RTG software and lists over 150 games. That includes slots, table games like blackjack and roulette, video poker, and progressive jackpot games where the top prize grows as more people play. The sister sites use the same RTG software, so the game library will feel familiar if you play at more than one. Slot names, table game rules and how the games look and sound tend to carry across the group, because they all pull from the same RTG catalogue.
Signing up and ID checks
Signing up follows the pattern you would expect from a US-facing RTG casino group. You give your name, address, date of birth, email and phone number. You pick a username and password. Before you can take money out, the casino will ask you to prove who you are. This usually means sending a copy of a photo ID, like a driver’s licence or passport, and sometimes proof of your address, like a recent bill. This step is normal. It is there to stop fraud and to check you are old enough to play. Expect this ID check step to look and feel much the same at High Noon Casino and at each of its sisters, since they run on the same kind of back-end system.
Crypto and card payments
High Noon Casino takes both crypto and standard cards. That means you can fund your account with Bitcoin or other digital coins, or with a normal debit or credit card, depending on what is offered when you visit. Crypto payments are often faster to process than card payments, especially for getting money back out. The sister sites offer a similar mix of payment choices, though the exact list of coins and cards can change over time and can vary slightly site to site. Always check the current cashier page on the site you plan to use, since payment options are one of the areas that does shift.
How the sites differ
Even though one operator sits behind all of them, the sites are not identical twins. Here is where they part ways:
- Theme and branding. High Noon Casino runs a Wild West, cowboy look. Its sisters use their own names and their own visual styles.
- Bonus offers. Each site runs its own promotions and its own loyalty or rewards scheme. These change often and are separate per site.
- Site feel. Menus, colours and page layout differ enough that most players would not guess they are linked, unless they read the footer licence text like we did.
- Game selection details. All use RTG games, but the exact list and how it’s arranged can differ a little from site to site.
So think of it this way: same engine, same licence, same company — but different paint jobs, different showrooms, and different deals at the door.
Bottom line
High Noon Casino, Club World Casino, Lucky Red Casino, Buzzluck Casino and Manhattan Slots are true sister sites. The proof is plain and simple: they all carry the exact same gambling licence number, ALSI-202409030-Fl2, from Anjouan. That means one company runs them all, even though each site has its own name and look. Club SA Casino used to be part of this group but is now closed, so leave it off your list. If you play at one of these sites, expect a similar sign-up process, similar ID checks, the same RTG games under different names, and a similar choice of crypto and card payments. Just remember: sharing the same games supplier does not make two casinos sisters on its own. It’s the shared licence and shared operator that proves it here.