Totted up now, the Rich Reels Casino sister sites left open come to sixteen. Those survivors reach from Blackjack Ballroom and Villento across to Casino Kingdom, and Grand Mondial and Yukon Gold are trading too. Below sits every room a former Rich Reels player might switch to, a line or two on the reason the brand was let go, plus a check made that same day on what its former domain does now. Whatever an account held here — its balance, its loyalty grade, its way in — has moved to Luxury, opened with the login the member still holds.
The network
Rich Reels Casino sister sites still open for play
All sixteen are trading as before; it was Rich Reels alone, with twelve others, that was taken off. Point a coming-back player at any room left standing and little needs relearning — the platform and the loyalty scheme under it are what Rich Reels ran as well. Across the whole set, only the theme up top changes; the works below stay put.
| Brand | Status | The essentials |
|---|---|---|
| Zodiac Casino | LIVE | Horoscope styling fronts some of the group’s biggest progressive pots. |
| Blackjack Ballroom | LIVE | Points newcomers toward the felt tables before the slot reels. |
| Grand Hotel Casino | LIVE | Wears a full grand-hotel look right across the standard build. |
| Cosmo Casino | LIVE | A deep-space skin laid over the usual group setup. |
| UK Casino Club | LIVE | Keeps a members’-club format and still takes on new joiners. |
| Quatro Casino | LIVE | Spreads its welcome bonus across four separate deposits. |
| Casino Classic | LIVE | Just about the cheapest, most stripped-back door in. |
| Captain Cooks | LIVE | An ocean-voyage motif sat atop the usual game library. |
| Yukon Gold | LIVE | Wraps a gold-rush frontier look around the common software. |
| Players Palace | LIVE | Regal fittings dressed onto the usual Rewards lobby. |
| Grand Mondial | LIVE | Known across the group for its outsized progressive prizes. |
| Casino Action | LIVE | Leans to card and table play more than the reels. |
| Villento | LIVE | Muted branding fitted onto the shared network parts. |
| Casino Kingdom | LIVE | A storybook-castle theme over fairly low stake ceilings. |
| Golden Tiger | LIVE | Long a fixture of the group, kept in its familiar gold trim. |
| Luxury Casino | LIVE | Every retired brand, Rich Reels included, now funnels into this single room. |
| Rich Reels Casino | CLOSED | A reels-and-riches room built on the group’s standard platform; retired that May, its former web address now forwards every visitor straight to Luxury. |
| A further twelve brands retired | CLOSED | Wound down in the same cull; the hub keeps the full set in one list. |
The closure
Why Rich Reels Casino was closed
There was nothing dramatic about it. Rich Reels faced no ban and no regulator’s order; the operator simply trimmed its line-up that spring, letting this brand lapse with twelve of its stablemates and keeping sixteen going. All a member had accrued — the cash, the loyalty standing, the sign-in — went straight to Luxury Casino, which opens on the very same details a member already had. The Casino Rewards hub covers the whole reshuffle in full.
It is worth restating, because a few stale listings still hint otherwise: Rich Reels Casino is signing up nobody new. Any page still tagging it as live has simply missed the update. The closure stands, and its former players now sit at Luxury Casino.
Where richreels.com sends you today. Looked at on 20 July 2026, richreels.com no longer hosts any casino of its own — instead it fires a redirect, bouncing whoever visits straight to the Luxury Casino section of casinorewards.com. That forward answers on both the plain http address and the secure https one, root and www alike, so however the link is typed it arrives in the same place. Where a couple of the retired brands leave their old addresses hanging or refuse a secure connection outright, this one hands you on without a hitch.
The redirect is only a signpost, mind. The closure of 12 May 2026 moved every balance and loyalty rank into Luxury Casino, still reached with the same login the member had always used. Following the forward is optional; the account is the thing that carried across.
Ownership
Who was behind Rich Reels Casino
Rich Reels carried Casino Rewards branding, and the wider group belongs to Apollo Entertainment Ltd. That operator sits in Malta, with offices at Ta’ Xbiex and the registration C 45483 on file. Each brand still open holds Kahnawake Gaming Commission clearance plus an eCOGRA seal. There is one wrinkle: the Kahnawake approval for Zodiac is looked after by Fresh Horizons Ltd, its own sister company in the group, and not by Apollo itself.
Disambiguation
Where confusion tends to creep in
A couple of details get muddled, so here they are separated. First, richreels.com no longer runs any games of its own; it merely forwards to the group’s pages, so a guide still treating the old address as a live venue has slipped out of date. The second point, the important one, is that the account you kept has passed to Luxury and not to the shuttered brand any longer; its casinorewards.com entry behaves like the relocation notice taped inside a closed shop window, pointing you to the new premises without being the shop itself. Real play only begins at luxury.casino, which is where the forward ultimately points.
FAQ
Questions from former Rich Reels players
Which sister sites can Rich Reels players use now?
The same ones as before the closure — only Rich Reels and twelve more were pulled, leaving sixteen sister sites open. It takes in Captain Cooks and Casino Kingdom, with Cosmo Casino, Villento and Casino Action among the rest, all set out in the table above. Each runs the very platform Rich Reels used, so moving across asks next to nothing of a player.
Why is Rich Reels Casino no longer taking players?
It was a commercial call, not a penalty. Over those spring weeks the group pared its brand roster back, and Rich Reels was one of thirteen closed while sixteen stayed open. Nobody was left short: funds and accounts shifted to Luxury Casino, signed into with the same details as ever.
Is my Rich Reels Casino money safe?
It should be sitting safe. Instead of being cleared, the cash in an account and its loyalty standing were carried over when the brand closed. Log in over at Luxury Casino using the Rich Reels details you kept, and the money should be there waiting.
Where does the old richreels.com address take me?
Straight to Luxury Casino. The domain no longer holds any casino itself; on a 20 July 2026 check it redirects, over both http and https, to the Luxury pages on casinorewards.com. It is a forward and nothing else — the real account sits at Luxury Casino, reached with your old sign-in.
How do I get into my account now Rich Reels has shut?
Open Luxury Casino and enter the very same Rich Reels username and password you had before. No manual transfer is needed and no forms to complete; the switch ran on its own the day the brand went, and the same login still works.
Could Rich Reels Casino reopen later?
Best to assume not. Closing the brand looks like a permanent step, not a break with a return in view, and the players it held have already shifted to Luxury. In all likelihood it stays gone, and Luxury Casino now carries everything it used to.
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Written and verified by the Radar Desk. Last verified 20 July 2026 against richreels.com and the network’s still-open brands.