Uptown Aces Casino’s live sister sites are Sloto’Cash, Red Stag, Uptown Pokies, Fair Go, Ripper Casino, Miami Club and Slots Capital. A company called Deckmedia runs all of these casinos. They share the same back-end system and the same owner, not just the same games.
What Does “Sister Site” Really Mean?
Let’s be clear on this before we go any further. A sister site is a casino that shares a back-end system or a real owner with another casino. That is the only test that matters.
Lots of casinos use the same games company. Uptown Aces and many other sites use games made by Real Time Gaming, known as RTG. Using the same games company does not make two casinos sisters. Plenty of unrelated casinos use RTG games and have nothing else in common. What makes casinos true sisters is the same firm running them behind the scenes, or the same owner signing the cheques.
Who Runs Uptown Aces?
Uptown Aces is run by a group called Deckmedia. This group has been in online gambling for a long time. It builds its casinos on the same back-end platform and licenses them out of Curaçao. The group aims its casinos at players in the United States and Australia. All of its casinos use RTG software for their games.
Because the same firm owns and runs these casinos, players who join one will often notice the same feel across all of them. The menus look alike. The account pages work the same way. The support team follows the same rules. This is what a real sister site looks like.
The Live Sister Sites
We checked each of the casinos named alongside Uptown Aces. Here are the ones that are open and taking players today:
- Sloto’Cash – one of the oldest casinos in the group, still active and well known among US players.
- Red Stag – another long-running casino from the same group, still open for business.
- Uptown Pokies – the Australian twin of Uptown Aces. Same owner, same system, built for Australian players.
- Fair Go – a casino aimed at Australian players, still running with fresh reviews and offers this year.
- Ripper Casino – a newer site from the same stable, still live and active.
- Miami Club – an older casino in the group. We found working sign-in pages, live game lists and current player reviews, so it is still open.
- Slots Capital – also still live, with working sign-up and cash-out pages when we checked.
All of these still take new players and still pay out. If you already play at Uptown Aces, an account at any of these will feel familiar.
Sister Sites That Have Closed
Not every casino once linked to this group is still open. Being honest about this matters, because some review sites still list dead casinos as if they were live. We checked and found these have shut down:
- Box24 – closed. Records show it shut its doors some years ago.
- Casino Moons – closed. It stopped operating a few years back.
- Black Diamond – closed. This casino is no longer taking players.
- Desert Nights – closed. Its old web address now simply forwards visitors on to Slots Capital, which is a strong sign it has folded into that casino rather than staying open on its own.
If you see any of these four casinos listed as a “sister site” somewhere else, treat it with caution. They are gone.
Uptown Aces or Uptown Pokies: Which One Is for You?
Uptown Aces and Uptown Pokies are built by the same team on the same system. Think of them as twins with different clothes on. The split is simple:
- Uptown Aces is built for players in the United States.
- Uptown Pokies is built for players in Australia, with pokies-style branding and wording that Australian players know well.
You do not need both. Pick the one built for where you live and you will get the version of the casino made for you.
What All These Casinos Share
Because one group runs all of these casinos, they share a lot under the hood, even though each has its own name and colours:
- The same back-end platform that runs logins, accounts and cash handling.
- The same style of customer support, often reachable by live chat and email in the same way.
- The same games company, RTG, supplying slots and table games.
- Similar sign-up steps and similar ID checks.
- Similar payment options and pay-out rules.
What differs between the sites is mostly the branding, the exact games on offer at any one time, and small differences in offers for new players.
The Games
Uptown Aces and its live sisters run on RTG software. That means you get slot machines, classic table games like blackjack and roulette, and video poker. RTG is known for simple, easy-to-follow slot games with clear rules, which suits players who want something straightforward rather than flashy.
Signing Up and ID Checks
Joining any casino in this group works in a similar way. You fill in a short form with your name, address, email and date of birth. 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 driving licence or passport, and sometimes a recent bill with your address on it. This step is normal and it protects both you and the casino. Do this early, not just when you want to withdraw, so you are not left waiting.
Payments
These casinos tend to offer a similar spread of ways to pay in and take money out. Common options across the group include credit and debit cards, bank transfers, and crypto payments such as Bitcoin. Some also offer a cheque sent by courier for players who prefer it. Pay-out times can be slower than you might expect from a big casino brand, so it pays to check current limits and timeframes on the site itself before you rely on a fast cash-out.
Bottom Line
Uptown Aces sits inside a real group of sister casinos run by Deckmedia. The live sisters worth knowing are Sloto’Cash, Red Stag, Uptown Pokies, Fair Go, Ripper Casino, Miami Club and Slots Capital. Box24, Casino Moons, Black Diamond and Desert Nights are gone, so ignore any page that still lists them as open. If you already have an account at Uptown Aces, or you live in Australia and want the Uptown Pokies version, you already know roughly what to expect from the rest of this family: the same RTG games, the same kind of sign-up and ID checks, and a similar set of ways to pay.