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Festival Play Sister Sites: The Admiral Casino Family

Festival Play appears alongside PalmSlots, Pribet, LuckyKoala, Silverplay and other domains in Admiral Entertainment Limited’s Anjouan register entry. That gives this sister-site list a specific basis: a shared operator licence record.

Temporary test data: wagering and withdrawal times are examples, not actual casino conditions.

Lucky Dreams

5.0

Welcome Package 10,000 NZD + 500 FS

Wagering
38x
Withdrawals
0-24 hours
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SpinBoss

5.0

Welcome Package $30,000 NZD + 400 FS

Wagering
26x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Lucky Ones

4.9

Welcome Package 20,000 NZD + 500 FS

Wagering
38x
Withdrawals
Instant
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DudeSpin

4.9

300% Up To 4,000 NZD + 150 FS

Wagering
30x
Withdrawals
0-24 hours
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LolaJack

4.9

400% Up To $30,000 NZD + 400 FS

Wagering
38x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Let's Lucky

4.8

Welcome Package $4,500 + 250 FS

Wagering
40x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Mad Casino

4.8

777% Up To 15,000 NZD

Wagering
28x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Dragonia

4.8

100% Up To 1,000 NZD + 200 FS + 1 bonus crab

Wagering
32x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Daytona

4.7

430% up to 28600$ + 430 FS

Wagering
28x
Withdrawals
Instant
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Festival Play: compare featured casino alternatives

Compare these promoted alternatives by bonus and wagering. Their inclusion here does not establish a connection to Festival Play; the relationship guide below explains the named brands.

Festival Play: compare featured casino alternatives
Casino / ratingWelcome bonusWageringRelationshipOffer
Lucky DreamsEditor rating 5.0/5Welcome Package 10,000 NZD + 500 FS500 free spins advertised38xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Lucky Dreams
SpinBossEditor rating 5.0/5Welcome Package $30,000 NZD + 400 FS400 free spins advertised26xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at SpinBoss
Lucky OnesEditor rating 4.9/5Welcome Package 20,000 NZD + 500 FS500 free spins advertised38xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Lucky Ones
DudeSpinEditor rating 4.9/5300% Up To 4,000 NZD + 150 FS150 free spins advertised30xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at DudeSpin
LolaJackEditor rating 4.9/5400% Up To $30,000 NZD + 400 FS400 free spins advertised38xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at LolaJack
Let's LuckyEditor rating 4.8/5Welcome Package $4,500 + 250 FS250 free spins advertised40xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Let's Lucky
Mad CasinoEditor rating 4.8/5777% Up To 15,000 NZDNo spin count in the headline28xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Mad Casino
DragoniaEditor rating 4.8/5100% Up To 1,000 NZD + 200 FS + 1 bonus crab200 free spins advertised32xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Dragonia
DaytonaEditor rating 4.7/5430% up to 28600$ + 430 FS430 free spins advertised28xPromoted alternative; no sister-site link claimed.View offer at Daytona
Updated / reviewedby Daniel Harper

Which casinos are Festival Play sister sites?

PalmSlots, Pribet, LuckyKoala, Silverplay, Olympusbet and VegasDukes are among the brands listed with Festival Play under Admiral Entertainment Limited. The official Anjouan register also lists Book of Casino, Dolfwin, Dream.bet, PlayAdmiral, SpinPlatinum and SportCenterBetting in the same entry.

The relationship is more specific than a similar design or a casino appearing on the same comparison page. The register groups those domains under one named licence holder. That is the basis for calling them Festival Play sister sites here; it is not a promise that they share one account, one promotion or identical payment arrangements.

The featured casino cards above remain a separate set of alternatives. Their placement is not evidence that they belong to the Admiral group.

Festival Play’s listed operator family
BrandDomain in the registerRelationship
Festival Playfestivalplay.comStarting brand in the Admiral entry
PalmSlotspalmslots.comSame licence-holder entry
Pribetpribet.comSame licence-holder entry
LuckyKoalaluckykoala.comSame licence-holder entry
Silverplaysilverplay.comSame licence-holder entry
Olympusbetolympusbet.comSame licence-holder entry
VegasDukesvegasdukes.comSame licence-holder entry
Book of Casinobookofcasino.netSame licence-holder entry
Dolfwindolfwin.comSame licence-holder entry
Dream.betdream.betSame licence-holder entry
PlayAdmiralplayadmiral.comSame licence-holder entry
SpinPlatinumspinplatinum.comSame licence-holder entry
SportCenterBettingsportcenterbetting.comSame licence-holder entry

What the Admiral Entertainment record tells you

The register identifies Admiral Entertainment Limited and licence ALSI-202505009-FI1. Festivalplay.com is one of the domains in that entry. The shared listing establishes an operator-licence relationship at the time of checking; it does not establish that every brand has an identical product in New Zealand.

That last distinction matters when a group serves different countries. The company attached to a licence record, the customer terms displayed in a particular market and a payment-processing company can describe different roles. Read the destination’s own account terms rather than copying one company description across every market.

The practical benefit of the register is that it gives you a defined family to explore. You do not need to infer the connection from a logo or an offer. Use the table to identify the brand, then compare the features that would actually make you choose it over Festival Play.

Admiral Entertainment Limited; Shared licence-holder entry; Festival Play and listed domains; PalmSlots, Pribet, LuckyKoala and more; Each destination separately; Its own account, offer and payment terms
Festival Play and the listed domains share an Admiral Entertainment licence-register entry.

Where to start within the Festival Play family

A list of twelve other names is useful for identifying the family, but it is too large for a meaningful side-by-side choice. Start with two destinations. PalmSlots and LuckyKoala are two names to explore if you want to browse another casino presentation; Pribet or Olympusbet may be names you already recognise from wider betting searches. Their names alone do not prove a specific game or sports market is available.

Give each site the same task. Search for one game or event that brought you to Festival Play, open the relevant page, and locate the rules before comparing a bonus. This keeps the decision tied to your interests. An impressive lobby count is less useful if the particular title you want is missing or unavailable to your account.

Silverplay and VegasDukes give you further brands to inspect without leaving the listed family. You do not need an account at every sister to compare public navigation, help pages and offer conditions. Stop when you have a clear reason to prefer one rather than continuing through the whole list out of habit.

A shared family does not create a shared welcome offer

Festival Play’s promotion belongs to Festival Play. A sister may use a different minimum deposit, game allocation, match cap or expiry. Even where two sites display the same percentage, the amount awarded at your planned deposit and the conditions attached can differ.

Compare one deposit amount in one currency. If an example deposit is NZ$30, work out the match at NZ$30 on each qualifying offer instead of comparing the largest headline package. Free spins need their own comparison: the named game, the value of each spin and the treatment of winnings.

An existing account with a group brand may also matter to eligibility. Look for rules about existing customers and related sites before claiming a new welcome offer. A register listing answers the relationship question, but it does not grant eligibility for another brand’s promotion.

The match-bonus guide explains the arithmetic. Use it after choosing which sister you want to investigate, rather than letting a percentage choose the casino for you.

Can Festival Play customers use a sister-site account?

Do not treat the family table as a shared-login directory. A common licence-holder entry does not show that registration, balances, loyalty rewards or documents move between the brands. Unless a destination explicitly provides a shared-account arrangement, approach it as a separate account.

The same applies to help with an existing transaction. Keep a Festival Play withdrawal request and its reference number with Festival Play’s support route. A sister’s chat team should not be assumed to see the same account or have authority to resolve the case.

This is one reason ownership research can be useful even when you want a completely different casino. Choosing another member of the same family is a change of brand, but it may not provide the change of operator you intended. For a broader choice, return to the casino brands directory and compare a separately documented family.

Pick two brands; Compare one game or event you want; Use the same deposit; Match currency, reward and conditions; Check the account rules; Do not assume a shared login or balance
A short, like-for-like comparison is more useful than opening every brand in the family.

The NZ comparison: currency, access and the return payment

The register establishes the family connection; the destination establishes what is offered to you. A New Zealand reader should look for the actual country and account-currency options before using an international welcome headline. A dollar sign on its own does not distinguish NZD from another dollar currency.

Compare the way money returns as carefully as the way it arrives. A method shown for deposits may have different withdrawal conditions. If you want the funds back on the same day, use the same-day withdrawal guide to distinguish account approval from the payment arriving.

Your final choice can stay simple: pick the listed sister that has the game, usable offer and clear payment route you wanted. If none provides a concrete advantage over Festival Play, there is no benefit in choosing a new brand solely because it appears in the same family.

Questions and answers

What are Festival Play’s sister sites?

The same Admiral Entertainment register entry lists PalmSlots, Pribet, LuckyKoala, Silverplay, Olympusbet, VegasDukes, Book of Casino, Dolfwin, Dream.bet, PlayAdmiral, SpinPlatinum and SportCenterBetting.

What connects Festival Play with those brands?

Their domains appear together under Admiral Entertainment Limited in the official Anjouan licence register. That is the operator-licence connection used in this guide.

Is PalmSlots related to Festival Play?

Palmslots.com and festivalplay.com are listed in the same Admiral Entertainment licence-holder entry. Their account and promotion terms should still be read separately.

Does the sister-site list guarantee NZ access?

No. A register entry establishes the domain relationship, not the country, currency or game options offered to an individual account.

Can I use Festival Play login details at a sister casino?

Do not assume so. A shared operator record does not establish shared registration, balances, loyalty rewards or account verification.

Are the featured casino cards all Festival Play sisters?

No. They are separate promoted alternatives. The Admiral family is the named domain list in the relationship table.

Daniel Harper

Meet the writer

NZ-focused guide

Gambling & iGaming Writer

Daniel writes about the wider New Zealand casino and betting landscape, helping readers understand how comparison pages, ownership records, payment information and operator details fit together. His work looks beyond promotional headlines to explain the practical differences between brands, the information readers may want to compare and the questions worth asking before choosing a website.