Casino Moons Review

Casino Moons has closed. Founded in 2009, the offshore casino ceased operations in February 2023 as part of a broader shutdown affecting a multi-brand group of sister casinos, including 7 Reels and Rich Casino (both also covered on this site as closed brands) along with Thebes Casino, 21Dukes and Winward Casino. Casino review site Wizard of Odds tags its Casino Moons listing “Closed,” and independent tracking site LCB dates the closure to February 2023. There is no working Casino Moons account to open today. This page exists as a historical reference for anyone researching the brand, not as an active review of something you can sign up for.

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While it operated, Casino Moons ran a lobby drawing from Betsoft, Rival, Vivo Gaming and Pragmatic Play, among other studios, and was part of a wider multi-brand offshore group whose casinos shared back-end infrastructure and, ultimately, closed within the same rough window. 7 Reels and Rich Casino — both also covered elsewhere on this site — were sister brands from the same group, and all three carry the same closure story: player complaints about slow or refused withdrawals in the years leading up to the shutdown, followed by an actual closure rather than a gradual wind-down. Casino Moons had a reputation for slow payment processing and unresponsive support well before it closed, which independent reviewers now cite as an early warning sign in hindsight rather than a surprise.

If you’re researching Casino Moons because you had an account or balance there, be aware that both Wizard of Odds and LCB independently confirm the February 2023 closure, and there is no legitimate current Casino Moons site to recover funds through — treat any site claiming to be a reopened Casino Moons with real skepticism. The pattern across this entire sister-brand group (Casino Moons, 7 Reels, Rich Casino and others) is a useful reminder that offshore casino groups tend to rise and fall together: a payment-speed problem at one brand in a shared group is often an early signal for the others, not an isolated issue. If you’re looking to play real-money slots today at a currently active, verified casino, see the alternative above or browse our full casino reviews list.