Supercat Casino Sister Sites 2026

Supercat Casino is run by Atlantic Management B.V., which operates several other casino brands too. Its sister sites include 1spinamba and AllRight Casino, both reviewed here, along with Slottica, Pyramid Spins, Libra Spins and Tropic Slots. It is not licensed in the UK. Lucky Bird Casino, another Atlantic Management brand with a full review here, rounds out the family.

Supercat Casino Sister Sites

Written by Alex Morris
Updated 5th July 2026

• 1spinamba

  

  1spinamba is one of the longer-standing names in the group, though it has become hard to reach: its sites were offline or geo-blocked when we checked. It still carries the offshore, slots-first character of the family. There is a full 1spinamba review on this site.

• AllRight Casino

  

  AllRight Casino stands out for its unusually low 1x wagering bonuses and a vast library of well over 2,000 games from more than 200 providers, backed by 24/7 live chat. It is Curacao-licensed and closed to the UK; full details are in the AllRight Casino review.

• Slottica

  

  Slottica is the biggest and best-known of the family, with thousands of titles from Pragmatic Play, NetEnt and Playson, network promotions like Drops & Wins and a busy live-dealer floor. It is offshore and not open to UK players.

• Pyramid Spins

  

  Pyramid Spins is a smaller, Egyptian-themed casino in the same offshore family. Its public site was hard to reach, but it follows the group’s slots-led template and is not UK-licensed.

• Libra Spins

  

  Libra Spins is the most promotion-driven of the group, leading with a large 750% welcome pack and regular lottery draws, with slots from Booongo, Amusnet, Playson and PG Soft plus a sportsbook and esports. It runs offshore, with no UK access.

• Tropic Slots

  

  Tropic Slots wraps the same platform in a beach-holiday theme, with a 375% welcome pack, the group’s lottery-style promotions and the same provider line-up across slots, live tables and sports. It is offshore and not open to the UK.

• Lucky Bird Casino

  

  Lucky Bird Casino is the family’s bird-mascot counterpart to Supercat, mixing the group’s usual Playson-and-NetEnt slots catalogue with lottery draws and cashback perks. Like every Atlantic Management property it runs on a Curacao licence and turns UK visitors away at the door. Our full Lucky Bird Casino review has the detail.

Supercat Casino Review

Supercat Casino launched in 2017 and is themed around a cartoon cat. Its strength is volume: roughly 2,300 slots sit alongside table games, live dealer rooms and virtual sports from studios such as Playson, Relax Gaming and NetEnt. The welcome offer opens with free spins on Gonzo’s Quest, though the 45x wagering attached to it is on the steep side.

It holds a Curacao licence rather than a UK one, and when we tried it from the UK it returned a ‘not available in your region’ page. With no UKGC licence there is no GamStop cover, no UK affordability checks and no UK route for a complaint, so we score it low for a British audience despite the size of its games library.

Licensing and safety record

Atlantic Management B.V. is a Curacao-registered operator, and Supercat runs under the island’s e-gaming framework rather than any European national licence. Independent testing of that arrangement is not flattering: casino.guru assigns Supercat a below-average Safety Index of 5.3, flagging clauses in its terms and conditions it classes as unfair to players, and its complaint files include the familiar offshore themes of delayed withdrawals and accounts held in verification limbo. None of this makes Supercat a scam – it has operated continuously since 2017 and pays the bulk of its players – but it does mean the fine print deserves an unusually careful read, because the regulator behind it historically intervenes far less than the UKGC or MGA would.

Bonuses and wagering in detail

The promotional machine is aggressive even by offshore standards. Alongside the Gonzo’s Quest free-spins opener, code-based match offers regularly reach 200% up to $2,000, affiliate portals circulate no-deposit spin packages, and reload deals rotate weekly. The catch sits in the terms: wagering runs from 40x to the 45x we noted on the welcome spins, bonus winnings are typically capped, and bonus-derived balances face a monthly conversion ceiling around the $2,000 mark. UK-licensed casinos are simply not allowed to structure offers this way, which is worth remembering when a 200% headline is doing the persuading.

Payments and withdrawal limits

The cashier is genuinely broad – reviewers count some 27 deposit routes spanning Visa and Mastercard, a rack of regional e-wallets and several cryptocurrencies – and the minimum withdrawal is a low 20 euros. Cashout ceilings are the tighter constraint: 2,000 euros per day, 10,000 per week and 40,000 per month, with the casino’s administration reserving discretion over exceptions. E-wallet and crypto payouts are quoted in hours-to-two-days once verification is complete; cards and bank routes take longer. As at every Atlantic Management brand, KYC arrives in full before the first withdrawal, so documents submitted early save friction later.

Inside the games lobby

The 2,300-strong slots wall leans on Playson, NetEnt, Relax Gaming and a long tail of smaller studios, arranged behind the cartoon-cat branding that gives the site its name. Beyond slots there are live-dealer tables, virtual sports and the group’s recurring tournament ladders, where wager races distribute cash and free-spin prizes. Progressives and buy-a-bonus titles are present, though the exact line-up shifts with the operator’s provider deals – another quirk of Curacao-land, where games can appear and disappear without notice.

A short history of the cat

Supercat arrived in 2017, in the same wave of Atlantic Management launches that produced Lucky Bird and the themed Spins skins, and it has kept the same formula since: a costumed mascot fronting a rented platform, with the marketing budget going into bonus percentages rather than product development. That longevity is genuinely worth something in Curacao-land, where brands routinely vanish inside two years – the group has kept its casinos paying and its domains answering for the better part of a decade. It also means the brand’s record is knowable: search any complaints board and the file reads consistently – slow-but-eventual withdrawals, strict bonus enforcement, no mass-default event. Players outside the UK weighing it up should read that file first and the bonus page second; the order matters.

Support, currencies and the account experience

Day to day, the account side works the way the rest of the group does. Live chat is staffed around the clock and responds quickly on simple questions, with email as the slower backstop; there is no phone line. The site runs in a dozen-plus languages and accepts a spread of fiat currencies alongside crypto balances, reflecting a customer base scattered across Eastern Europe, Latin America and Australasia rather than any single home market. The friction, when it comes, arrives at verification: complaint threads consistently describe the gap between requesting a withdrawal and clearing KYC as the point where player patience gets tested, which is one more reason to upload documents before playing rather than after winning.

Supercat next to its own sisters

Judged purely within the Atlantic Management stable, Supercat is the character-brand middle child. Slottica outguns it on library depth and network promotions, Lucky Bird matches it almost feature for feature behind a different mascot, and AllRight undercuts the whole family’s wagering culture with its low-playthrough bonuses – genuinely the more interesting offer if you must pick one of these casinos from outside the UK. What Supercat contributes is tone: the cat theme, the cartoon art and the gamified tournament ladders make it the most personality-driven skin on the shared platform, without changing anything material underneath.

The Atlantic Management network

Supercat sits mid-pack in a family that runs from Slottica, the flagship with the deepest game count and network promotions, through Lucky Bird, AllRight and 1spinamba, down to the themed skins Pyramid Spins, Libra Spins and Tropic Slots. The pattern across all of them is consistent: shared platform and cashier, oversized percentage bonuses, lottery-style promotions, and uniform geo-blocking of the UK. That last point is not incidental – the group has never sought UKGC authorisation, and its marketing model would not survive British bonus regulations intact. Treat the whole stable as one product wearing eight costumes.

Verdict

For its actual target markets, Supercat is a middling offshore casino: big library, generous-looking offers, adequate payout record, below-average safety scoring. For UK readers – our audience – the verdict is simpler, because the site will not even let you in, and nothing about a 45x-wagering bonus culture suggests you are missing out. We score it 3 out of 10 for a British audience and point anyone tempted by the cat towards UKGC-licensed alternatives, where the bonuses are smaller and the protections are real. If the appeal is specifically the cartoon-cat styling and tournament ladders, several UKGC-licensed casinos now run comparable gamified loyalty systems without the 45x strings attached.

Last updated 5th July 2026 – added Lucky Bird Casino to the verified sister list, expanded the review with licensing/safety, bonus-terms, payment-limit, games and network detail, and confirmed the site remains live but UK geo-blocked.

Supercat Casino FAQs

What are Supercat Casino’s sister sites?

Supercat Casino shares its operator, Atlantic Management B.V., with 1spinamba, AllRight Casino, Slottica, Pyramid Spins, Libra Spins and Tropic Slots. 1spinamba and AllRight Casino have full reviews on this site, as does Lucky Bird Casino, a further confirmed brand in the same stable.

Who owns Supercat Casino?

Supercat Casino is operated by Atlantic Management B.V., a Curacao-registered company with a portfolio of casino brands.

What licence does Supercat Casino operate on?

Supercat Casino holds an offshore Curacao licence through Atlantic Management B.V. It is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and does not appear on the UKGC register.

Is Supercat Casino available to UK players?

No. Supercat Casino shows UK visitors a ‘not available in your region’ message and is not UK-licensed, so it offers no GamStop cover or UK protections.

What are Supercat Casino’s withdrawal limits?

The minimum withdrawal is 20 euros, with cashouts capped at 2,000 euros per day, 10,000 per week and 40,000 per month. Verification documents are required before the first payout, and e-wallet or crypto withdrawals clear fastest.

Is Supercat Casino still operating in 2026?

Yes. Our July 2026 check found supercatcasino.com live and answering, though it immediately geo-blocks UK visitors with a ‘not available in your region’ page, consistent with its Curacao-only licensing.

Does Supercat Casino offer no-deposit bonuses?

Affiliate portals regularly circulate no-deposit free-spin packages for Supercat, typically 30 to 60 spins on Gonzo’s Quest tied to a bonus code. Winnings from them carry wagering requirements around 40x and a low conversion cap, so they function as trial credit rather than free money.