The Luna Loots sister sites in a nutshell
Luna Loots is one of forty casinos that Green Champions Leader SRL operates on a single Anjouan licence. Rizzio, LiveWinz, Play Fast, TreasureSpins and Rcasino are its closest sister sites, with the rest of the forty covered below.
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UK licensing note: Luna Loots holds no Gambling Commission licence, and its terms list the United Kingdom as a barred jurisdiction even though the site prices everything in pounds, so it’s off-limits to UK players: no UK protections, no GAMSTOP, no UK dispute route. The facts here come from the Anjouan register and the site’s own documents.
At a glance
Brand
Luna Loots at lunaloots.io, a space-dressed casino and sportsbook
Operator
Green Champions Leader SRL, a Costa Rican company
Licence
Anjouan Gaming, ALSI-202502014-FI1, valid to February 2027
UK status
No UK licence; its own terms bar United Kingdom accounts
Sister sites
39 on the licence; Rizzio, LiveWinz, Play Fast, TreasureSpins and Rcasino among them
Welcome offer
250% to £10,000, £20 minimum, x45 wagering on deposit plus bonus
Payments
Cards, Paysafecard and eight cryptos in; bank and crypto out
Last checked
14 September 2026
I’ve profiled five Luna Loots sister sites below, chosen to show how far one casino’s artwork department stretches.
Rizzio
- The snazzy one: A bubblegum logo and a snowboarder in an orange puffer jacket fronting a casino called Rizzio, a mascot with no more connection to the name than the name has to anything else.
- Same bonus: The same 250% up to £10,000 welcome offer as Luna Loots, priced in pounds, x45 wagering and all.
- Purple where Luna Loots is navy: A brighter, candied version of the same layout, down to the same trending row.
- Winter sports all year: The goggles-and-jacket figure gives the whole site a ski-slope touch.
- Best for: Players who’d take this exact casino with a sillier, sweeter face on it.
LiveWinz
- The continental sister site: Its banners price the same offers in euros: 250% to €10,000 and a €100 free bet, where Luna Loots goes with pounds, the network’s second currency set.
- A monster for a mascot: A grinning yellow lightning beast hugs the homepage space that Luna Loots hands to an astronaut.
- A site on the move: The Anjouan register lists it with an 88 in its URL, but the site loads from an address numbered 25, a habit that runs right across this network’s shifting addresses.
- Same weekly schedule: The 20% daily cashback and Tuesday 1,000 free spins run here to the letter.
- Best for: Players who prefer to pay in euros and want the stormcloud version of the moon casino.
Play Fast
- A fitting name: The homepage features a green-lightning speedster hurling a crowned 7, a mascot that actually illustrates the casino’s name, which puts Play Fast in the same small club as Luna Loots itself.
- Black-and-volt styling: Near-black pages with acid-green accents, the most aggressive look on the platform.
- Speed sold but not demonstrated: Its withdrawals are subject to the same £100 to £1,000 bands and no confirmed timings as every sister site, whatever the name promises.
- Pounds up front: Prices in £ like Luna Loots, with the same card, Paysafecard and crypto deposit options.
- Best for: Players picking a Luna Loots sister site on looks, who want menace instead of moonlight.
TreasureSpins
- The miner of the family: A bearded miner with a headlamp and pickaxe grins out of a gem cave, half-earning the “treasure” in the name.
- Green-lit darkness: Teal-on-charcoal styling and a diamond-outline logo, the most subdued look in this selection after Rcasino.
- Same machine, same slots: Golden Fish Collector, The Jealous Ex and Book of Mummies head its trending row exactly as they head Luna Loots’.
- The same sportsbook behind it: Champions League, Premier League and Bundesliga hubs run here exactly as they do at Luna Loots.
- Best for: Players who prefer their casinos quiet, dark and vaguely industrious.
Rcasino
- The undressed one: No mascot, no theme, a script capital R and a golden 777 reel, which makes it the clearest peek at what every one of these sites is underneath.
- A brand one letter deep: Where Luna Loots got a whole cosmos, this sister site got an initial that stands for nothing the site ever explains.
- The other honest URL: Alongside Luna Loots, this was the only sister site I found loading from the exact address the Anjouan register lists, which is unusual in this family.
- Identical paperwork: The 250% welcome offer, weekly promo schedule and £20-to-£500 card deposit band all match Luna Loots line for line.
- Best for: Players who’d rather see the machinery properly than have it dressed up under artwork and branding.
How this Luna Loots review was made
Every claim here comes from a source I can point you at, so you can judge the page on its evidence. My full approach is on the About Us page.
Rob Hill
Primary sources throughout, checked from a UK connection: every offer checked against the terms printed on its own page, the governing documents read in full, and each sister site judged from its own live site on the same day. No account opened, no deposit made.
14 September 2026, on a Windows laptop using Google Chrome
Green Champions Leader SRL, Costa Rica company 3-102-917157, confirmed with its San José address in the site’s terms; payments processed by Widoma Trading Co. Limited of Nicosia, Cyprus.
None. Luna Loots trades under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202502014-FI1 and has no Gambling Commission licence of any kind.
The lunaloots.io site: homepage, the welcome offer’s own terms page, the general bonus terms, the full terms and conditions, both payment tabs, and the about, VIP and contact pages; the Anjouan Gaming licence register; the live Rizzio, LiveWinz, Play Fast, TreasureSpins and Rcasino sites; the lunaloots.org.uk lookalike; the brand’s Trustpilot profile; google.co.uk results; the Gambling Commission register for the licensed alternative named below.
14 September 2026, first published version
A costume that fits
This operator often dishes out brand names and artwork with no obvious connection between them, and my previous reviews of brands on the Luna Loots sister sites network kept finding the discrepancies caused by that policy: an urban name on an imperial-China-themed casino, an aviation brand whose pilot disappears after one banner on the homepage, and more. Luna Loots is the theme that landed. The welcome banner uses a beaming astronaut in orbit with a crowned blue 7, the about page promises “cosmic wonder” and calls the live tables a “dynamic galaxy of Live Casino”, and the VIP page goes further: custom artwork of a casino deck in space, roulette table and slot terminals on an observation platform with planets hanging outside the glass. Where Bet Arenas’ VIP page made do with stock lounge photography, somebody actually commissioned and created Luna Loots’ moon base. Even the little rocket icon on the VIP page’s Fast Withdrawals tile plays along.
Underneath the artwork is the network’s standard machine. The trending row is the usual slots selection, each one labelled with its studio: Golden Fish Collector and Mega Greatest Catch Blue Marlin from Evoplay, Wild Clusters and Moneyfest from BGaming, Fruiterfly from Triav, The Jealous Ex, Coins of Alkemor and Gemini Joker from Betsoft, Book of Mummies from Gamebeat. An Endorphina showcase runs mid-page with the same Ganesha treasure artwork MetroBetz uses, and the promotional hubs add Novomatic and Ruby Play rows alongside Triav and Betsoft, with Popiplay and Mascot in the providers strip. The claim of “15.000+ Casino Games” keeps its European punctuation, the sportsbook hubs cover the Champions League, Premier League and Bundesliga, and there are Bonus Buy and crash-game sections behind the menu.
Ownership, licensing and the forty brands
Luna Loots is owned by Green Champions Leader SRL, a Costa Rican company (registration 3-102-917157, San José) trading under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202502014-FI1, issued February 2025 and valid to February 2027. The register entry lists forty domains: wettson.com, spintexas.com, kaleocasino.com, gladiatorsbet.com, anonym.bet, campeonbet.io, cratosslot.io, spinnycasino.com, rizzio.io, casinoist.com, evobet365.com, treasurespins58.com, svenbet46.com, livewinz88.com, playfastcasino12.com, lolocasino.com, casinoloots.com, zuluspins.com, blindluck.io, luxwinners.com, gamblegorilla.io, betbluff.io, foxyflush.com, metrobetz.com, betarenas.com, lunaloots.io, fortunefox.io, slotshopper.com, jasminslots.com, danielcasino.com, piratepots.io, fiestaslots.com, turbosven.com, rcasino83.com, reelraven.io, emberbet.io, luckleopard.io, andromedasino.com, bonuscasin083.io and wagerwhale38.io. The terms name Widoma Trading Co. Limited of Nicosia, Cyprus as the payment processor, with Anjouan law governing.
The addresses tell their own story. Of the Luna Loots sister sites I visited on the day of writing, only Luna Loots and Rcasino loaded from the exact domains the register lists: rizzio.io passed the visit to rizzio51.io, and even the names that carry numbers moved to different ones, livewinz88 to livewinz25, playfastcasino12 to playfastcasino36, treasurespins58 to treasurespins7. In a family whose big brands now trade from scrambled spellings, Luna Loots keeping its canonical address is a small but important distinction.
Bonuses: a £10,000 offer with a three-deposit ceiling
The welcome offer is the network’s standard 250% up to £10,000 from a £20 minimum deposit, and its own terms page confirms the machinery beneath it: wagering is x45 on deposit plus bonus combined, cleared within 30 days, with slots counting 100%, virtual games and lucky games 50%, table games 20% and live casino nothing. Bets must sit between 50p and £5 while the bonus is active, and stakes outside that window forfeit their winnings at both ends. The general bonus terms then add the clause the banner never mentions: winnings from a bonus of 200% or more are capped at three times the deposit. Put £40 in and the 250% match makes £100 of bonus, which sets a wagering bill of £6,300 against a maximum cash-out of £120. There’s also a feature-buildup clause confiscating winnings from anyone who banks an in-game feature until the wagering lapses, and free-bet winnings cap at £100 or three times the bet’s value.
Around the welcome offer runs the family’s fixed weekly diary: 20% daily cashback, a 100% Monday reload, 1,000 free spins on Tuesdays, a £5 live casino bonus with 150 free spins on Wednesdays, 25% live cashback on Thursdays, 350 free spins on Fridays and Sundays, and a 100% live reload to £150 on Saturdays. A sports arm offers a £100 free bet as its welcome offer, and a crypto combination pays 150% up to 1 BTC with 150 free spins. Players who deposit nothing at all can win at most £25 from any giveaway. Every one of those numbers matches its sister sites in pounds or euros.
Payments: wide doors in, a narrow gate out
Depositing is easy and well-documented: Visa and Mastercard at £20 to £500 per transaction, Paysafecard at £20 to £2,000, and eight crypto routes at £20 to £5,000 each, covering Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, USDT on Ethereum and Tron, and USDC on Ethereum and Solana. Withdrawing is another matter. The withdrawal tab lists bank transfer and the same eight cryptos only, no card payouts at all, and every single route is subject to the same limitations: £100 minimum, £1,000 maximum per request, with no processing times confirmed anywhere. Clear £5,000 in winnings and you’re filing at least five separate requests on the operator’s schedule, whatever the astronaut promises about fast withdrawals.
The governing document is the network’s older, harsher edition, which matters because this network now uses two. Foxy Flush and Bet Arenas use a shorter contract with no regulator named and softened housekeeping; Luna Loots, like MetroBetz, still uses the long original: Anjouan law, the United Kingdom named on the prohibited list at clause 2.5.4, dormancy after six months idle at £10 a month with the right to close the account and reset the balance to zero, and clause 9.14 keeping stakes made from a prohibited country.
Support and complaints
The confirmed routes are 24/7 live chat and support@lunaloots.io, in English, German, Spanish, Norwegian and Finnish, with no phone line. The complaints clauses deserve special attention: disputes must be raised within 30 days of the transaction, the terms let the operator deduct administrative and transaction fees arising from a customer’s complaint, clause 12.11 reserves the right to close accounts without explanation, and you agree in advance that the random number generator’s outcomes are final. No independent dispute body is named anywhere in the document, and the Anjouan licence sits outside any UK complaints route in any case.
Two moons over one casino
Search for Luna Loots from Britain, and the first page of results belongs to a site that doesn’t belong to this operator. lunaloots.org.uk presents itself as “a moonlit corner of British online gaming”, a Victorian moon garden of “marble pathways under silver moonlight”, offering a 200% bonus to £1,500 at 35x, a payments table of PayPal, Skrill and Trustly, a provider list of Pragmatic Play, NetEnt and Evolution, and the claim that it “operates under a UK Gambling Commission remote licence”. None of it survives contact with reality: no such licence exists, and the real Luna Loots offers none of those payment methods or studios. Clicking the Play Now button on this imposter site takes you to at3fia.com, the same sign-up relay behind the Foxy Flush and Bet Arenas lookalikes, which makes this the third brand on this licence targeted by one lookalike operation. Who runs it, I can’t say.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- Every offer’s full terms are printed on the relevant page, caps and windows included, which is more than many offshore casinos manage.
- The operator, its company number and its payment processor are named in the terms rather than hidden.
- A properly finished theme, with commissioned artwork running from the banner to the VIP page.
- 24/7 chat and email support in five languages, and a still-valid, checkable licence.
Points against
- Its own terms bar players from the United Kingdom at clause 2.5.4 while the site serves Britain in pounds.
- x45 wagering on deposit plus bonus, with a ceiling of three times the deposit on the welcome offer’s winnings.
- Withdrawals only by bank or crypto, £1,000 per request, with no confirmed timings.
- No independent dispute body named, a 30-day complaints window, and dormancy fees that can run an idle balance to zero.
My Luna Loots sister sites verdict: the prettiest crater on the same rock
As a piece of theming, Luna Loots is the network’s best work: a fitting name, commissioned space artwork where sister sites get stock photos, and the integrity of still trading from the web address its regulator lists. Judged as a casino, it’s just another incarnation of the operator’s much-used template: the same 250% offer with the same three-times-deposit ceiling hiding under a £10,000 banner, the same £1,000-per-request exit, the same older contract that bars the UK by name while taking pounds, and the same absence of any independent referee when something goes wrong. The artwork is the only thing that’s changed.
The position for British players doesn’t move either: no Gambling Commission licence means no UK protections, no GAMSTOP and no UK dispute route, and the casino’s rulebook says British accounts shouldn’t exist at all. Anyone who likes the idea of a big-time casino with a licence to back it has Sky Vegas, Bonne Terre Gaming’s brand on Gambling Commission licence 65519, where the 50-spin welcome offer’s terms fit in a sentence, and the regulator is one click away.
Luna Loots sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Luna Loots’ sister sites?
Thirty-nine brands share its Anjouan licence, including Gamble Gorilla, BetBluff, Foxy Flush, MetroBetz and Bet Arenas, all reviewed on this site, plus Rizzio, LiveWinz, Play Fast, TreasureSpins and Rcasino. Every one of them I’ve opened runs the same casino under different artwork.
Who operates Luna Loots?
Green Champions Leader SRL, a Costa Rican company, registration 3-102-917157, under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202502014-FI1, with payments processed by Widoma Trading Co. Limited of Cyprus. The operator is named in the site’s own terms.
Is Luna Loots legal for UK players?
No. It holds no Gambling Commission licence, and its own terms list the United Kingdom among prohibited jurisdictions, so UK players get no statutory protections, no GAMSTOP coverage and no UK dispute route, whatever currency the site displays.
What is the Luna Loots welcome bonus really worth?
The banner says 250% up to £10,000, but the general bonus terms cap winnings from any bonus of 200% or more at three times the deposit. A £40 deposit therefore faces £6,300 of wagering for a maximum £120 payout, which is the arithmetic the headline never shows.
Is lunaloots.org.uk the same casino?
No. The .org.uk site is a lookalike that appears on no register, and describes a moon-garden casino with offers, payment methods, and a UK licence the real brand doesn’t have, and routes its sign-up funnel to an unrelated third-party address. The real, registered brand is lunaloots.io, and neither site holds a Gambling Commission licence.