Planet 7 Casino has four sister sites: Silver Oak, Royal Ace, Captain Jack and Slot Madness. All five are run by the same company, Ace Revenue Group, and all use the same games software.
Who owns Planet 7 and its sister sites
Ace Revenue Group runs Planet 7 Casino along with Silver Oak, Royal Ace, Captain Jack and Slot Madness. You can see all five brands listed together on the company’s own affiliate page. Two older brands from the same group, Grand Fortune and Ring Master, have closed and no longer take players.
All five casinos use software from Real Time Gaming, often shortened to RTG, or a linked brand called SpinLogic. This means the games, the account rules and the way bonuses work are very similar across all five sites. If you have played at one, the others will feel familiar straight away.
Is Planet 7 Casino still open
Yes. Planet 7’s own website is live and working. You can open an account, browse the games and see the current offers on the site. There is no sign that the casino has closed or stopped taking players.
What games can you play
Planet 7 and its sister sites all run on the same RTG games library, so the game list is much the same everywhere in the group. This is worth knowing before you sign up.
The casino lists over 150 games. These are split into a few simple groups:
- Slots. This is the biggest section by far. Titles include Henferno, Fu Long Treasures, Winnie the Piggie Las Vegas, Triple Tigers, Liberty Rockets, Plinko Beyond, Seahorse Surge, Olympus Thunderhold, Nova 7s and Kung Fu Rooster. New slots are added on a regular basis.
- Table games. Several types of blackjack, including Face Up 21, Match Up 21, Perfect Pairs and European Blackjack, plus roulette (European, American and French versions), baccarat and craps.
- Video poker. A good spread of variants, such as Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild, Bonus Poker, Double Bonus Poker, Bonus Deuces Wild, Aces & Eights and Joker Poker.
- Specialty games. Keno is the main novelty game on offer.
One thing to flag for slots players: because Planet 7 only uses RTG and SpinLogic, you will not find games from other well-known slot studios here. Players who like a big mix of different game makers in one place may find the library feels a bit narrow, even though the number of titles is high. There is also no live dealer casino at Planet 7. If playing against a real human dealer on video is important to you, this group is not built for that. Everything here is computer-generated games only.
Because the same software runs across all five sister sites, moving from Planet 7 to Silver Oak, Royal Ace, Captain Jack or Slot Madness will not give you a very different set of games. Think of it as one games library shared across five front doors, rather than five separate collections.
Signing up and ID checks
Creating an account at Planet 7 is quick. You give basic details such as your name, email address, date of birth and address, and you must be at least 21 years old. This part takes only a few minutes.
Where it gets more involved is the identity check that comes before you can withdraw money. Planet 7 asks for the following:
- A clear photo or scan of a valid ID, such as a driving licence or another government-issued ID.
- Front and back photos of any card you have used, or plan to use, to add funds.
- A recent utility bill showing your name and address, as proof of address.
You also need to fill in and sign a card authorisation form, which asks for some personal and account details along with part of your card number. All of this is then emailed to the casino’s verification team rather than uploaded through an automatic system.
This is more hassle than a lot of modern casino sites, where a quick photo upload through an app does the job in seconds. Here you need to gather several documents, take clear photos of each one, and send them yourself by email. The casino does not give a fixed time for how long checking these documents will take, so it is sensible to get this done early rather than leaving it until you want to make your first withdrawal.
Deposits and withdrawals
Planet 7 gives players a choice of card payments and cryptocurrency, and this pattern is the same at the other sister sites too.
Ways to add money:
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, which land in your account straight away but carry a card fee.
- Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum, which have no deposit fee and are usually credited within a few minutes.
- Changelly, a crypto exchange option, as a further way to fund your account.
Ways to take money out:
- Bitcoin
- Bank wire transfer
- Coindraw
- Cheque by post
You cannot get a withdrawal paid back onto a credit card. Withdrawal times are the main thing to be aware of. Most non-crypto withdrawal options are quoted at around 7 to 10 business days, and some carry a small processing fee. Crypto withdrawals can sometimes move faster once they are approved and sent, but you should still expect the casino’s own checking process to take some time before the payment is released. If speed matters to you, using crypto for both deposits and withdrawals, and getting your ID check done in advance, is the most sensible approach.
There is usually a minimum and a maximum amount for each payment method, and these limits can change, so check the banking page on the casino’s own site before you deposit or cash out. If you play at more than one sister site, remember that each one runs its own banking page and its own limits, even though the list of methods on offer looks almost the same everywhere.
Playing on a phone or tablet
Planet 7 works in a normal mobile browser, so you do not need to download anything to play. You just go to the site on your phone and sign in as normal. The slots and table games load in the browser and are laid out for a smaller screen. This is the same setup you will find at the other four sister sites, since they share the same back end. There is no dedicated app to install, which some players prefer, since it means less clutter on the phone and no separate updates to keep track of.
Bonuses across the group
Like most sister sites, Planet 7 and its four related casinos each run their own welcome offer and their own ongoing promotions for existing players. These typically come as deposit match bonuses, occasional free spin offers on selected slots, and loyalty-style rewards for regular players. The exact numbers, wagering rules and any caps change over time, so it is worth reading the current terms and conditions on the casino’s own promotions page before you claim anything, rather than relying on figures you may have seen elsewhere.
Because all five sites are run by the same group and use the same software, the offers tend to follow a similar shape from one brand to the next, even though the fine print can differ slightly between them.
Should you play at more than one sister site
If you already play at Planet 7 and are thinking about trying Silver Oak, Royal Ace, Captain Jack or Slot Madness, keep a few plain points in mind:
- The games are largely the same, so do not expect a fresh library of new titles at each site.
- The ID verification process works the same way at each one, so you will likely need to send documents again for a new account, even if you have already been checked at Planet 7.
- Payment methods and withdrawal times follow the same general pattern across the group.
- Each site runs its own promotions, so it can still be worth comparing current offers before you decide where to play.
In short, the sister sites are close copies of each other rather than genuinely different casinos. The main reason to try more than one is to compare current bonuses, not to find new games.
The bottom line
Planet 7 Casino is up and running, and it sits inside a small group of five casinos, all owned by Ace Revenue Group and all built on RTG and SpinLogic software. The slots and table game selection is decent in size but comes from one games maker only, with no live dealer tables. Signing up is fast, but getting fully verified takes more paperwork than many newer casinos ask for. Payments lean towards crypto for speed, while card and cheque options move more slowly. If you understand this pattern at Planet 7, you already understand how its four sister sites work too.