Slotland’s sister sites are WinADay Casino, CryptoSlots and CryptoWins. All four are owned and run by the same company, Slotland Entertainment S.A., and all four carry the same gambling licence.
Why Slotland has sister sites at all
Slotland Entertainment S.A. has been making its own online casino games since 1998. Over the years it launched three more casinos on top of Slotland itself: WinADay Casino in 2007, CryptoSlots in 2018, and CryptoWins in 2023. Slotland’s own affiliate program page lists all four brands together, confirming they’re run as one group. We won’t dig any further into the company structure than that, because it doesn’t change what you get as a player. What matters is the games, the money, and the rules, so that’s what the rest of this article covers, with most of the space given to the three sister sites since those are the ones people usually haven’t heard of.
WinADay Casino
WinADay lists 418 games, sorted into simple groups: Slots, Winaday Originals, Progressive Jackpot, Poker, Keno & Bingo, and Lottery Games. “Poker” here means video poker machines, the kind where you play against the pay table on your own, not a live poker room where you play against other people. There is no live dealer section anywhere on the site.
Almost every game is made by Slotland Entertainment’s own studio rather than licensed from big-name studios like Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, or Play’n GO. The downside is a smaller total game count than a casino that licenses from twenty different studios. The upside is these are games you cannot play anywhere else.
The “Progressive Jackpot” category holds games where a jackpot pool grows a little every time someone places a bet, until one lucky spin wins the whole thing. The homepage shows the current jackpot total live, and it sits in the tens of thousands of dollars most of the time.
WinADay takes more payment types than its crypto-only sisters. You can deposit and withdraw with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). You can also deposit with Visa, Mastercard, or American Express, though cards can only be used to put money in, not take it out. NETeller works both ways. Crypto deposits land instantly, and crypto withdrawals are normally sent out the next business day.
Like most online casinos, WinADay can ask you to prove who you are before paying out, especially on a first big withdrawal, usually a photo ID and maybe a proof of address. This is standard practice everywhere, but it’s worth knowing about before you deposit.
CryptoSlots
CryptoSlots is a crypto-only casino. There is no way to deposit with a card, and no fiat option at all. You can deposit and withdraw using Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Monero, Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). Deposits are credited instantly, and withdrawals go out the following business day once your deposit has fully confirmed on the blockchain.
The minimum deposit and withdrawal are both $25, with a maximum deposit of $50,000. Any single win over $10,000 gets paid out in several separate transactions to different wallet addresses, for your own security.
Games are grouped as Top Picks, Slots, VR Crypto Slots, Poker & Keno, High Limit, and a Jackpot Slot section, all built in-house. The “VR” slots give a few games a 3D, virtual-reality-style look, though you don’t need a headset to play them.
CryptoSlots’ headline game is Jackpot Trigger, worth up to $1,000,000. Rather than a pool that grows with every bet site-wide, you earn a “Jackpot Token” every time your winnings on other games add up to $100. Once you have a token, you can spin Jackpot Trigger, matching colours and numbers for a shot at the top prize. Every spin on the site is also “provably fair,” meaning you can check the maths behind each result yourself using tools on the site. There’s also a Crypto Lotto draw that runs once a month for players who’ve deposited enough that month.
CryptoWins
CryptoWins is the newest and by far the biggest of the four sites, with what its own homepage calls “hundreds” of games. Unlike its three sisters, CryptoWins doesn’t stick to in-house titles only. It lists eleven different game providers on its site, including recognisable names such as EvoPlay, KA Gaming, and Rival Gaming, alongside Slotland Entertainment’s own studio. That gives it a much wider spread of games, including proper table games (Blackjack, Baccarat, European and French Roulette, Sic Bo) and a set of crash games such as JetX and CricketX, where you cash out before a rising multiplier crashes. Its categories are Slots, CryptoWins Originals, High Limit Slots, Poker, Keno & Bingo, Table Games, Crash Games, Fish Shooting, Lottery Games, and a dedicated Provably Fair section. There is still no live dealer casino.
Instead of a progressive jackpot game like its sisters, CryptoWins’ standout feature is BidCoin Auctions. You buy a virtual coin called BIDC using money from your cash balance and use it to bid on timed auctions; whoever places the last valid bid before the timer runs out wins the prize, credited straight to your real cash balance. New auctions launch every day.
CryptoWins is crypto-only, like CryptoSlots, and takes the same six cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Monero, Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). The minimum deposit and withdrawal are both $25, and the maximum deposit is $30,000, a little lower than CryptoSlots’ $50,000 cap. Deposits are credited within seconds, and withdrawals go out the next business day. CryptoWins also caps withdrawals at $10,000 a month (or $5,000 a month if your balance has grown to ten times what you’ve deposited), a limit its sisters don’t spell out in the same way.
Before depositing, withdrawing, or claiming a bonus, CryptoWins asks you to verify your email address, a lighter first step than uploading ID documents. Larger or unusual withdrawals still go through standard security checks, so a big first cashout may take longer than a small one. CryptoWins is licensed under the same Mwali (Mohéli) license number as its three sisters, G20240474. Its own terms don’t list a set of excluded countries the way Slotland and WinADay do.
Games across the group
None of the four sites has a live dealer casino. Slotland, WinADay, and CryptoSlots build every game themselves, so you won’t find a Pragmatic Play or NetEnt title on any of them; a couple of them include Roulette as a table-style option, but slot machines are the main event. CryptoWins breaks that pattern. It brings in outside studios too, which is why it alone offers real table games and crash games on top of its own in-house slots.
Jackpots across the group
Slotland and WinADay use the familiar style of progressive jackpot: a number that climbs as players bet, paid out to whoever lands the winning combination on a marked jackpot game. CryptoSlots’ Jackpot Trigger works differently, letting you earn tokens from regular wins for a separate shot at $1,000,000. CryptoWins doesn’t showcase a dedicated jackpot slot at all; its big-prize feature is the BidCoin Auctions instead. None of these are shared with casinos outside the Slotland Entertainment group.
Money in and money out
WinADay and Slotland take both cryptocurrency and traditional payment methods. Cards work for deposits only. NETeller works both ways on both sites, and Slotland also lets US players withdraw by paper check, sent by mail, the slowest option, with a $200 minimum. CryptoSlots and CryptoWins are crypto-only, taking six coins between them (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Monero, Tether, and USD Coin), which suits players who want to avoid banks but rules out anyone who’s never touched cryptocurrency. Across all four sites, money is tracked in US Dollars, with crypto amounts converted at the time of the transaction.
Licensing
Slotland, WinADay, CryptoSlots, and CryptoWins are all licensed and registered by the Government of the Island of Mwali (Mohéli), part of the Union of Comoros, under the same license number, G20240474. This is a smaller, lesser-known licensing authority compared to bodies like the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority. It’s worth knowing this before you sign up, since a smaller regulator generally means less outside oversight, and any complaint would need to be raised with the casino’s own support team first.
Countries accepted and not accepted
Despite being popular with American and Canadian players, Slotland and WinADay’s own terms say players from Australia and the United Kingdom cannot join, along with a longer list including Belgium, France, Germany, Portugal, Russia, Ukraine, China, India, and Indonesia. CryptoSlots and CryptoWins don’t publish the same country list, though their crypto-only setup naturally rules out anyone with no way of getting hold of cryptocurrency.
Verification and getting paid
Across the group, expect to be asked for ID at some point, particularly around a first big withdrawal or a large deposit. This is a standard anti-money-laundering check, not a sign anything is wrong with your account. CryptoWins starts with just an email check before it asks for anything more. Crypto withdrawals tend to move fastest once you’re verified, usually within one business day; card and cheque withdrawals on WinADay and Slotland can take longer. Keeping your ID and address details ready before your first payout is the simplest way to avoid delays.
Should you play more than one?
Since all four sites are owned by the same company, playing at more than one won’t get you a totally different game library, except at CryptoWins, which genuinely has more variety thanks to its outside providers. If you already use crypto and want the widest game range, CryptoWins fits best. If you want a crypto-only site with a shot at a $1,000,000 jackpot, CryptoSlots is the pick. If you want cards as well as crypto, WinADay gives you the most payment choice. Slotland is the simplest and oldest, good if you just want slots and video poker. Whichever you pick, remember it’s the same company and the same license underneath.