Red Stag Casino’s live sister sites are Sloto’Cash, Uptown Aces, Uptown Pokies, Fair Go, Ripper Casino, Slots Capital and Miami Club. The company Deckmedia N.V. owns and runs all of them from one shared casino platform, plus Red Stag itself.
Who runs Red Stag and its sister sites
Red Stag Casino (redstagcasino.eu) is owned by a company called Deckmedia N.V., based in Curaçao. Deckmedia has been running online casinos since 2007. It owns a family of casino brands that all use the same back-end system. That back-end system handles the games, the cashier, the player accounts and the support desk behind the scenes.
Red Stag itself is fully live. It has its own lobby, its own sign-up page and its own cashier. It offers over 150 games. You can fund your account with crypto, Apple Pay or a Visa card. Support runs 24/7. There is a tiered VIP scheme and regular tournaments. Red Stag has an American frontier theme, with a stag and a wild-west feel running through its branding.
The live Deckmedia sister sites
We checked each of the brands often linked to Red Stag. These are the ones we found to be live and working today:
- Sloto’Cash — a long-running Deckmedia brand with a similar games list and cashier to Red Stag.
- Uptown Aces — a US-facing Deckmedia casino with the same style of VIP scheme.
- Uptown Pokies — the Australian-facing twin of Uptown Aces, aimed at players who use the word “pokies”.
- Fair Go Casino — another Australian-facing Deckmedia brand, well known for its bonus offers.
- Ripper Casino — an Australian-themed Deckmedia site with its own loyalty scheme.
- Slots Capital — a slots-heavy Deckmedia casino open to US players.
- Miami Club Casino — a Deckmedia brand with a Miami holiday theme.
All of these share Red Stag’s back-end platform. That means the same account systems, the same type of cashier, and the same overall way of doing business, even though each site has its own theme, its own web address and its own look.
Deckmedia brands that have closed
Not every brand once linked to this group is still open. Some names you may see mentioned online are no longer safe bets, because the original casino has shut down. Based on our checks, these Deckmedia-linked brands are closed or no longer trustworthy as live casinos:
- Box24 Casino — widely reported as closed, and flagged by review sites.
- Casino Moons — reported closed since 2023.
- Black Diamond Casino — reported closed since 2022.
- Desert Nights Casino — flagged with serious, unresolved player complaints, so we cannot recommend it as a safe live option today.
If you see an old article naming these as active sister sites, treat that article as out of date. Casino brands open and close over time, so it is worth double-checking a brand before you sign up or deposit.
What the sister sites share
Because they run on the same platform, Red Stag and its live sisters share several things in plain terms:
- The same type of games library, built mostly from RTG (RealTime Gaming) slots and table games.
- A similar cashier, with the same broad list of ways to pay in and cash out.
- A similar VIP ladder, where you move up levels the more you play.
- Regular tournaments and promotions run in a similar style across the group.
- Support teams that work in the same way, day and night.
Each site still has its own name, its own theme and its own web address. Red Stag leans on an American frontier look. Uptown Pokies and Fair Go lean into an Australian style. The games underneath are cut from the same cloth.
Games, VIP scheme and tournaments in plain terms
Red Stag and its sisters all offer more than 150 games. Most of these are slot machines, but there are also table games like blackjack and roulette, plus video poker. The games come from RTG, a well-known games maker used across this whole group of casinos.
The VIP scheme works like a ladder. You start on a low rung. As you keep playing, you climb up. Higher rungs usually bring extra perks, such as faster cash-outs or a person you can contact directly for help. Tournaments run on top of this. They are timed contests where players compete on certain games for a spot on a leaderboard. You do not need to be a VIP to join a tournament, but VIPs often get extra entries or better rewards.
Signing up and ID checks
Signing up at Red Stag, or at any of its live sister sites, follows the same basic steps. You give your name, email, date of birth and country. You pick a username and password. Once you make your first withdrawal, the casino will ask for ID checks. This is normal and it is required by the licence the casino holds. You will usually need to show a photo ID and, sometimes, proof of your address or your payment method. This step protects both you and the casino.
Crypto and card payments
Red Stag and its sister sites accept a similar mix of payment types. You can typically use:
- Crypto, such as Bitcoin and other coins, for fast deposits and withdrawals.
- Apple Pay, for a quick deposit from a phone.
- Visa cards, for players who prefer to pay by card.
Crypto payments are often the fastest way to get money in and out. Card payments feel more familiar to many players, but can take longer to process, especially for withdrawals.
Which brand suits which country
This group of casinos is built mainly for players in the United States and Australia. The brand name is often a clue about who it is aimed at:
- Brands with “Pokies” in the name, like Uptown Pokies, are built for Australian players. “Pokies” is Australian slang for slot machines.
- Fair Go Casino and Ripper Casino also lean toward Australian players, in tone and style.
- Red Stag, Sloto’Cash, Uptown Aces, Slots Capital and Miami Club lean more toward US players, though rules can vary by state.
Wherever you are, always check that a casino accepts players from your country and, in the US, from your state, before you sign up.
Bottom line
Red Stag Casino is live, working well, and backed by a real company, Deckmedia N.V. Its true sister sites are Sloto’Cash, Uptown Aces, Uptown Pokies, Fair Go, Ripper Casino, Slots Capital and Miami Club. These all share the same back-end platform and owner, not just the same games supplier. A handful of older Deckmedia brands, including Box24, Casino Moons, Black Diamond and Desert Nights, are closed or no longer safe to trust, so it pays to stick with the brands confirmed live today.