Last Updated on September 19, 2026
The Luxury Casino sister sites are Blackjack Ballroom, Captain Cooks, Casino Action, Casino Classic, Casino Kingdom, Cosmo Casino, Golden Tiger, Grand Hotel, Grand Mondial, Players Palace, Quatro Casino, UK Casino Club, Villento, Yukon Gold and Zodiac Casino. All fifteen sites, including Luxury Casino itself, are run by the Casino Rewards group.
Luxury Casino took over 13 closed casinos
On 12 May 2026, Casino Rewards shut down 13 of its older brands: Aztec Riches, Casino Share, Challenge Casino, Colosseum Casino, Golden Reef, Lucky Emperor, Music Hall, Nostalgia Casino, Phoenician Casino, Rich Reels, Vegas Country, Vegas Slot and Virtual City. Luxury Casino is the site that took them over. Every player who had an account at one of those 13 closed casinos was moved across to Luxury Casino. Old links and bookmarks for those 13 brands now redirect straight to Luxury Casino’s website. This makes Luxury Casino the site that now carries the biggest combined player base in the whole group.
New Zealand players are not accepted
New Zealand players cannot open an account at Luxury Casino, or at any of its 14 sister sites. Casino Rewards does not accept New Zealand players anywhere in its network. There is no exception for any single brand in the group, including Luxury Casino. Australia is blocked too. Two brands, Cosmo Casino and Casino Kingdom, carry extra country restrictions on top of the ones that already apply to the whole group. The casinos in the table below are separate operators. They do take New Zealand players, they pay out in New Zealand dollars, and you can open an account at any of them today. If a New Zealand address, phone number or bank account shows up during sign up at a Casino Rewards site, the account gets blocked, so there is no workaround worth trying.
Top rated casino sites for New Zealand players
Worth knowing: none of the casinos above belong to Casino Rewards. They are separate operators that welcome New Zealand players, which Luxury Casino and its sisters do not do. That is the main reason they are listed here instead.
The other 14 casinos in the Casino Rewards group
Every casino in this group is built on the same games platform, Games Global, which most players still know by its old name, Microgaming. Some of them also carry games from other studios such as Pragmatic Play, but the core software is shared. That is why the games look and play the same from one sister site to the next, and it is the clearest sign that the casinos are linked.
These are the sister sites that share an owner with Luxury Casino. None of them take New Zealand players either, for the same reason Luxury Casino does not.
- Blackjack Ballroom — one of the smaller, older sites in the group.
- Captain Cooks — a long-running brand in the Casino Rewards network.
- Casino Action — another of the group’s established sites.
- Casino Classic — one of the older Casino Rewards brands still running.
- Casino Kingdom — carries extra country restrictions beyond the rest of the group.
- Cosmo Casino — also carries extra country restrictions beyond the rest of the group.
- Golden Tiger — a mid-sized site within the network.
- Grand Hotel — one of the group’s smaller brands.
- Grand Mondial — one of the better-known names in the group.
- Players Palace — a long-standing Casino Rewards site.
- Quatro Casino — another established brand in the network.
- UK Casino Club — despite the name, it sits in the same wider network as the others.
- Villento — one of the newer names among the group’s current sites.
- Yukon Gold — a long-running Casino Rewards brand.
- Zodiac Casino — one of the most recognised names in the group.
All fifteen sites sit under the same corporate umbrella, and they share one loyalty scheme, called Casino Rewards. Because they belong to the same group, the sister sites tend to use overlapping game libraries and similar site layouts to Luxury Casino. The individual sites are not always run by one identical legal entity on paper. Different brands can sit under different named operator companies while still being marketed together under the Casino Rewards banner, the way Luxury Casino itself is run by Apollo Entertainment Ltd. Beyond that, this page cannot confirm bonus amounts, wagering rules or payment options for each individual sister site, since none of them are open to a New Zealand player to check directly.
The closure did not change anything for the other 14 sisters
The shutdown on 12 May 2026 only affected the 13 brands named above. The other 14 sister sites, from Blackjack Ballroom through to Zodiac Casino, kept running as normal. Only Luxury Casino picked up the closed brands’ players. If you are trying to work out why one Casino Rewards name disappeared while the rest are still online, this is the reason. It also means the current, full list of active Casino Rewards brands is the fifteen named at the top of this page, and nothing else.
The games and live tables at Luxury Casino
Luxury Casino’s own website lists over 1,000 games, with new titles added weekly. It does not name its software studios on its public pages, so this cannot be confirmed here. There is a live dealer section, where a real person deals cards or runs a wheel on camera instead of a computer program doing it. Luxury Casino names Crazy Time, Live Roulette, Live Blackjack, Live Slots, Live Baccarat and a Sports Arena section among its live games. Within the 1,000-plus games, the usual online casino mix applies: pokies with a fixed top prize, pokies with a jackpot that grows every time someone plays until one player wins it, table games such as roulette and blackjack, and simple instant win games where the result shows up straight away.
Getting your money out at Luxury Casino
New Zealand players cannot use any of this, but it is worth knowing what Luxury Casino’s own terms say, since it shows what its members deal with. According to its terms page, withdrawn funds sit in a pending period of 48 hours. Once that passes, the withdrawal is processed on the next business day. Minimum and maximum limits apply per transaction, per day, per week and per month. Players who win a large amount face a cap of $4,000 a week. Direct bank transfer carries a fee: $50 USD (€35, £30) under 3,000 units, rising to $100 USD (€70, £60) above that, plus a 2.5% currency conversion fee where it applies. Before paying out, Luxury Casino can ask for proof of ID, proof of the source of the funds, and proof of address dated within the last three months. Luxury Casino is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission, licence number 00972, and the operator named on its terms page is Apollo Entertainment Ltd, based in Malta. Deposit methods listed include credit and debit cards, bank transfer, prepaid vouchers and e-wallets, and Luxury Casino also refers to deposits made using blockchain-based currencies. Its terms also mention an age requirement of 19, and the site carries eCOGRA certification, which is an independent check on fair play and honest payouts.
Why the alternatives above make more sense for Kiwis
Since Luxury Casino and every one of its sister sites turn New Zealand players away, there is no way to test their bonuses, their games or their payout speed as a Kiwi. The casinos in the table near the top of this page are different. They are built for players in New Zealand, they list their terms in New Zealand dollars, and signing up takes a few minutes. This page has not tested every detail of their offers, so treat the table as a starting point, and read each casino’s own terms before you deposit. Check each one’s own withdrawal times, deposit minimums and wagering rules directly on its site, in the same way this page checked Luxury Casino’s own terms above, rather than assuming every online casino works the same way.
Getting help if gambling stops being fun
Online casino play should stay something you enjoy, not something that causes stress. Set a deposit limit before you start, and stick to it even after a big win or a bad night. If you notice you are chasing losses, borrowing to play, or hiding your play from people close to you, that is a sign to step back and get support. Safer Gambling NZ is a New Zealand service that offers free advice and support for anyone worried about their own gambling or someone else’s.
What to do next
If you already have an account at one of the 13 casinos that closed in May 2026, your balance and history should now sit at Luxury Casino, even though you cannot access it from New Zealand. For everyone else reading this from New Zealand, the simplest step is to pick one of the casinos in the table above, since they are the ones actually built to let you play. Luxury Casino and its 14 sister sites are worth knowing about, since the name comes up often in searches about this group, but none of them are an option for a New Zealand account, now or with any workaround.
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