Fortune Master Limitada: company, licence and casino brands

By sistersites.bet editorial team · Facts verified: 15 Oct 2026 · How we research → /methodology/ · We may earn a commission if you sign up through our links.

Fortune Master Limitada casinos on sistersites.bet include Hawaii Spins, RabbitWin, Bonus Strike, Prestige Spin, Richy Reels and Slotador, 42 brands in all. Fortune Master Limitada is listed in the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority public register under licence ALSI-202505022-FI1.

Fortune Master Limitada Overview

Fortune Master Limitada. Details

Sources: Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority public register, checked 15 Oct 2026; Slotador (slotador.com/en) site footer, checked 15 Oct 2026.

"Limitada" is a Costa Rican company form, which fits the Jaco address. The licence, though, comes from Anjouan (Comoros), an offshore regulator. Its player protections and dispute routes are much weaker than those of the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority. Few of the brands print the company details themselves. Slotador is the only one whose footer we saw naming the company, number and address, and Agent No Wager's site names no operator at all.

Name history: sistersites.bet and several affiliate sites used to list many of these brands under Cerberlot N.V. (Curaçao). The register now lists them under Fortune Master Limitada in Anjouan, so we have moved them here. Some third-party sites (Casinobuddies, busybeebingo, christianesanderson.co.uk) still show the old operator.

How the brands are set up

Independent reviews describe the same building blocks again and again. No source names the platform provider, so we don't either.

• Domains: most brands have a <brand>.best domain in the register, a <brand>.cc tracking link and one or more numbered mirrors (for example casperspins777.com, raptorwins007.co, 13jackpotcharm.com). Several original .com domains are parked or for sale (Kaboom Slots, Casper Spins, Milky Wins, Jammy Jack, Raptor Wins, Royal Lama). Support mailboxes usually sit on a .email domain (for example customercare@royallama.email).
• Regional blocking: from our checker on 15 Oct 2026, 14 brands showed a "not available in your region" page. Only Slotador and Agent No Wager loaded in full.
• Cashier: the common pattern on casino.guru is Visa, Mastercard and 14 cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE, BNB, TON, TRX, DAI, ARB, POL, XRP, SOL), with euros as the main currency. There are exceptions: Prestige Spin and Jackpot Charm add bank transfer and Piastrix (18 methods), Sloto Nights and Raptor Wins list cards only, Crazy Star lists a different set (Apple Pay, SBP, Piastrix, no crypto), and Slotador lists none.
• Withdrawal caps: €2,000 a day at every brand casino.guru reviewed, followed by either €5,000 a month (Tropic Slots, Royal Lama, Prestige Spin, Pyramid Spin, Casper Spins, Milky Wins, Raptor Wins, Slotador) or €10,000 a week and €40,000 a month (Sloto Nights, Richy Reels, Crazy Star, Jackpot Charm, Agent No Wager).
• Languages: English everywhere. Russian at Prestige Spin and Crazy Star, and Russian plus Polish at Jackpot Charm.

Terms: what reviewers flag

casino.guru rated the terms unfair at every brand it reviewed except Slotador. The same clause types recur:

• winnings can be confiscated for playing in more than one browser tab
• "bonus hunting" and low-risk play can count as violations
• a clause letting the operator act, including confiscating winnings, without stated justification
• a payout requires a deposit in the last 30 days (for example Tropic Slots, Pyramid Spin, Casper Spins, Milky Wins, Agent No Wager)
• short deadlines for identity documents
• with a bonus active, a €2 maximum bet and capped cash-outs (5× the deposit at Richy Reels; bonus plus deposit at Raptor Wins)

Complaints: the pattern

Across casino.guru, Trustpilot and forums, the same problems come up: withdrawals delayed, cancelled or rejected; repeated identity checks (one user says a UK driving licence was refused and a passport demanded); winnings voided under bonus or max-bet rules; per-withdrawal caps around €400 reported by players; and deposits that never arrived. The biggest logged disputes include €15,500 of confiscated bonus winnings at Pyramid Spin and a £10,000 withdrawal at the same brand. casino.guru notes that Pyramid Spin doesn't cooperate with third-party complaints.

Responsible gambling across the group

This is the weakest area. casino.guru lists responsible-gambling tools as limited or absent at several brands (none at Prestige Spin). It logs failed self-exclusions at Crazy Star (£450) and Milky Wins (€250). A user at Agent No Wager says self-exclusion was just a 30-day lock while marketing continued. We found no evidence that excluding at one brand blocks you at the others. If you need to stop, use device-level blocking tools and see /responsible-gambling/.

Fake games

casino.guru or Gamecheck has reported fake (copied) games at Prestige Spin, Tropic Slots, Crazy Star, Pyramid Spin, Casper Spins and Jammy Jack (Gamecheck: "potentially"). Fake games were found earlier at Sloto Nights and Raptor Wins. Richy Reels and Agent No Wager were clean at their last checks. Treat the RTP figures shown at these casinos with caution.

All Fortune Master brands we cover

New overview pages (16):

Not covered: Slots Charm (domain parked, no live mirror), Twister Wins (offline, .com for sale) and Captain Marlin (the current domain shows an unrelated fishing-gear site with no operator details). We don't link to these.

FAQ

Who owns Fortune Master Limitada's casinos?

The company itself, under Anjouan licence ALSI-202505022-FI1. We found no published parent company or individual owners.

Is Fortune Master Limitada licensed?

Yes. The Anjouan register shows a valid B2C licence until 13 May 2027 (checked 15 Oct 2026).

Where is Fortune Master Limitada based?

The Slotador footer gives Pastor Diaz Ave, Garabito, Jaco, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, company number 3-102-918986.

Does self-exclusion at one Fortune Master casino cover the others?

We found no evidence that it does, and there are reports of self-exclusion failing at individual brands.

Is Fortune Master the same as Cerberlot N.V.?

Many brands once listed under Cerberlot N.V. now appear under Fortune Master Limitada in the Anjouan register. We have no source that sets out the legal relationship between the two companies.

Sources & changelog

• Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority public licence register, entry ALSI-202505022-FI1, https://anjouangaming.com/public-register/license-register/ (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• Slotador site footer, slotador.com/en, site visit 15 Oct 2026
• Site visits and domain checks for 16 brands, 15 Oct 2026
• igamingcpo, Fortune Master Limitada, https://igamingcpo.com/en/operators/fortune-master-limitada (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• casino.guru reviews of Prestige Spin, Richy Reels, Sloto Nights, Tropic Slots, Crazy Star, Pyramid Spins, Jackpot Charm, Casper Spins, Milky Wins, Raptor Wins, Royal Lama, Slotador, Agent No Wager and Captain Marlin, https://casino.guru (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• Gamecheck, https://gamecheck.com (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• Trustpilot brand profiles (see each brand page), accessed 15 Oct 2026
• 15 Oct 2026: page created; group-wide content moved here from the brand pages.