Royal Ace Casino has four sister sites: Planet 7, Silver Oak, Captain Jack and Slot Madness. The same company, Ace Revenue Group, runs all five. They all use the same games software, so they feel very alike.
Is Royal Ace Casino Still Open?
Yes. Royal Ace Casino is live and working right now. The site loads, the games load, and you can sign up and play for real money or for free. Two other brands that used to be part of this group, Grand Fortune and Ring Master, have closed down. They are not covered here because you cannot play at them any more.
The Sister Sites, In Plain Terms
All five sites below are owned and run by the same company. That means the same rules, the same games, and the same type of customer support sit behind each one, even though the colours and names are different.
- Royal Ace Casino – the site this article is about.
- Planet 7 – a space-themed casino with a large slots list.
- Silver Oak – a simple, no-fuss casino with the same game range.
- Captain Jack – a pirate-themed casino, same software.
- Slot Madness – built around slots, but has the other games too.
Because they share one company, moving between them will feel familiar. The menus are laid out in a similar way, and the sign-up steps are almost the same.
What Games Can You Play?
Royal Ace and its sister sites all run on the same games software, made by Real Time Gaming and its sister brand SpinLogic. This is different from a lot of newer casinos. Many crypto casinos pull in games from dozens of small studios. Royal Ace does not do this. It sticks to one software maker across the whole group. That means the slots, table games and specialty games you see at Royal Ace are largely the same ones you will see at Planet 7, Silver Oak, Captain Jack and Slot Madness, just with a different website skin around them.
The game library covers:
- Slots – 3-reel and 5-reel slots, plus progressive jackpot slots that grow over time. Newer titles such as Henferno, Prosperity Pots: Lucky Coins and Interstellar 7s sit alongside older, well-known RTG slots.
- Table games – blackjack, roulette, baccarat and craps.
- Video poker – several versions, including Caribbean-style poker.
- Specialty games – Sic Bo, Pai Gow poker, Pontoon, War, and lighter arcade-style picks such as Plinko and Teen Patti.
Players who like trying games from lots of different small studios will not find that here. If that is what you want, this group is not built for it. What you get instead is one steady, well-known games maker used everywhere in the group, so a slot you enjoy at Royal Ace should still be there if you try one of the sisters. This can be a plus for a slots player who wants to master a small set of games well, rather than a constant stream of new ones from unfamiliar studios.
New games are added a few times a year rather than every week. That is slower than some newer crypto casinos, but it also means the library is stable. A slot that is your favourite this month is unlikely to disappear from the lobby next month.
Royal Ace does not appear to offer a live dealer section, where a real person deals cards on video. This matches the rest of the group. If playing against a real dealer on camera matters to you, this is not the right group of casinos, and it is worth checking a casino’s current games page yourself before you sign up, since game lists do change.
How Much Hassle Is ID Verification?
Royal Ace asks for identity checks, but not straight away. You can normally sign up and start playing without sending in documents first. The checks come in later, mainly when you want to take money out.
Here is what to expect:
- You may need to send a photo ID, such as a driving licence or passport, before your first cash-out is paid.
- If you deposit using Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency, you generally need to withdraw the same way, and you may still be asked for ID before that payment goes through.
- The casino says it checks accounts to make sure they are genuine, which is standard across this type of casino.
This is a normal level of checking for this kind of casino. It is not as heavy as a big regulated site in the UK, but it is also not a rubber stamp. Expect to prove who you are once your balance is big enough to cash out, and keep a clear photo ID ready so it does not slow your payout down.
A simple way to avoid delays is to have your documents ready before you ever ask for a cash-out. A clear photo of a driving licence or passport, and a recent proof of address if the casino asks for one, is usually enough. Sort this early and the ID check should not hold up your money for long. Support staff can also be asked, before you deposit a single pound, exactly what they will need from you later.
Payment and Withdrawal Methods
Royal Ace leans heavily on cryptocurrency, and this is also true of its sister sites. Deposits can be made with:
- Bitcoin
- Litecoin
- Ethereum
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards
Crypto deposits tend to land in your account within minutes and often carry no extra fee. Card deposits are instant too, but cards usually come with a processing fee added on top, which is common for this type of casino.
Withdrawals work differently to deposits. The main ways to take money out are:
- Bitcoin
- Bank wire transfer
- Cheque by courier
- A crypto conversion service that lets you cash out even if you paid in by card
Withdrawal times are the part players notice most. Bank wire and cheque withdrawals commonly take around a week to ten days to arrive. Crypto withdrawals can be faster, but they are not instant, and a request can still take a few days to clear once it is approved. There are also minimum and maximum amounts on each method, so it is worth checking the current limits on the casino’s own banking page before you request a cash-out, since these numbers do change.
Because all five sister sites share the same owner, they all use this same banking setup. If you are comfortable with how Royal Ace pays out, you already know roughly what to expect from Planet 7, Silver Oak, Captain Jack or Slot Madness.
Customer support is offered by live chat, email and phone at Royal Ace, and the same three channels are the norm across the sister sites too. If a withdrawal seems to be taking longer than the times stated on the banking page, contacting support directly is usually the quickest way to get an update, rather than waiting and hoping.
A Quick Note on Safety
Royal Ace and its sisters are licensed offshore, which is standard for this style of crypto-friendly casino and different from a UK-licensed site. That does not make them unsafe, but it does mean the level of oversight is lighter than you would get from a UK Gambling Commission site. Treat any online casino of this type with normal care: set a budget before you play, only use money you can afford to lose, and stop if it stops being fun.
Should You Play More Than One Sister Site?
Some players like to try more than one casino from the same group to see which welcome offer suits them, or just for a change of scenery. That is a normal thing to do, and there is nothing wrong with it. Just remember a few practical points:
- Each site needs its own account and its own sign-up, even though the group is the same.
- Bonus offers are usually tied to one casino, and each casino sets its own current terms, so always read the offer on the actual site before you use it.
- Because the games come from the same software maker, do not expect a totally different game selection at each sister. The names on the buttons will change more than the games behind them.
- Keep the same habits at each one: check withdrawal times, keep your ID handy, and only deposit what you are happy to lose.
In short, Royal Ace Casino is open and working, and it sits alongside four sister sites run by the same company. The games are the same familiar mix of slots, table games and specialty titles across all five, ID checks show up mainly at cash-out time rather than at sign-up, and crypto is the fastest way to move money in either direction. If you already know your way around Royal Ace, the sister sites will feel very easy to pick up.