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Likely sister site: Crusino
By Jelena Martinez · Checked 22 Oct 2026 · 18+
Crown Pokies Sister Sites
Who runs Crown Pokies, why Crusino looks like its sibling, and who owns Aerobet, Winberry and MateSlots instead.
Alternatives with different owners
- 1Up to 220% + 400 free spins welcome package
Top pick: casino + sportsbook- Casino and sportsbook under one login
- 35x wagering on bonus + deposit, codes VIP2HR and BURN50
- 7 cryptocurrencies, plus Neosurf, MiFinity and Apple Pay
- Anjouan licence ALSI-152406050-FI4 (Hazy Ltd)
- Watch out: withdrawals capped at about A$810 a day
- 2425% + 675 free spins over 4 deposits (Canadian terms)
Tournaments and bonus wheels- Slot tournaments, bonus wheels and a 10-level VIP with cashback
- 40x wagering on deposit + bonus, 7 days to clear
- Cards, Apple Pay and 5 cryptocurrencies
- Anjouan licence ALSI-202510054-FI2, launched February 2026
- Watch out: Australian availability not yet confirmed
- 3Up to A$6,750 + 250 free spins over 4 deposits
Biggest pokies lobby- About 5,600 pokies from roughly 146 studios
- Codes FLASH1 to FLASH4, A$30 minimum per stage
- 9 cryptocurrencies, Neosurf (deposits) and MiFinity
- Curaçao licence OGL/2024/161/0191 (Stable Tech N.V.)
- Watch out: sources quote 35x or 40x wagering
Crown Pokies owners at a glance
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Deposits in both Crown Pokies' and Crusino's welcome
500
Free spins in both welcome packages
4
Different operators across the five casinos
Ask AI about this research
What I found (checked 22 October 2026)
- Crown Pokies’ footer names Novatrix SRL, a Costa Rica company registered as 3-102-893958.
- Crusino is the most likely sister site: AskGamblers lists it under Novatrix SRL, and its welcome mirrors Crown Pokies (five deposits, 500 spins, 40x). Gambling.com still lists it under Dama N.V.
- Aerobet, Winberry and MateSlots each have a different operator. None of them is a Crown Pokies sister site.
- Similar names prove nothing. Crown Coins, CrownPlay and Crownzo are unrelated brands.
Does Crown Pokies have sister sites?
Probably, but only one is close to proven among the possible Crown Pokies sister casinos. Crown Pokies names its operator in every footer, and Novatrix SRL appears on review-site listings for other brands, Crusino first among them. CryptoSlate reports that brands once run by Dama N.V. moved to Novatrix, which would explain why sources still disagree about Crusino’s owner.
In practice: a sister site shares a company, a licence and usually a cashier and bonus engine, so its problems tend to be the same too.
Who runs each casino
So who owns Crown Pokies? Novatrix SRL, according to its own footer. The map below shows the Novatrix casinos reported so far and the separate owners of each alternative.
Novatrix SRL · Costa RicaCrown Pokies' operator
Crown PokiesCrusino (per AskGamblers)Winz.io (reported)
Dama N.V. · CuraçaoCrusino's earlier listed operator
Crusino (per Gambling.com)PlayfinaRooliJustCasino
Hazy Ltd · AnjouanAerobet's operator
Aerobet
3-102-937610 SRL · Costa RicaWinberry's operator
Winberry
Stable Tech N.V. · CuraçaoMateSlots' operator
MateSlotsCoinSlotty (earlier)
Amber chips are links reported by third parties that I could not confirm in the casino's own footer.
| Casino | Operator | Licence shown | Launched |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crown Pokies | Novatrix SRL (Costa Rica) | Tobique No. 0000002; Anjouan ALSI-202508056-FI2 for some countries | August 2026 |
| Crusino | Novatrix SRL or Dama N.V. (sources differ) | Tobique or Curaçao 152125 (sources differ) | 2024 |
| Aerobet | Hazy Ltd (Anjouan) | Anjouan ALSI-152406050-FI4 | 2025 |
| Winberry | 3-102-937610 SRL (Costa Rica) | Anjouan ALSI-202510054-FI2 | February 2026 |
| MateSlots | Stable Tech N.V. (Curaçao) | Curaçao OGL/2024/161/0191 | 2025 |
Crown Pokies is from its own site; the others are from LCB, AskGamblers, Gambling.com and TrueBlueCasinos, checked on 21–22 October 2026.
Crusino review: the closest sister brand
Crusino launched in 2024. Its Canadian welcome on Gambling.com is C$5,000 (about A$5,500) plus 500 free spins over five deposits at 40x within seven days. That is the same shape as Crown Pokies’ A$5,000 plus 500 spins over five deposits at 40x. Its Canadian cashout caps are C$10,000 a week and C$30,000 a month, about A$11,000 and A$33,000.
Ratings are mixed but thin:
- Trustpilot: 3.5 out of 5 from 10 to 16 reviews.
- AskGamblers: players rate it 8.9 from 26 reviews.
- Gambling.com: scores it 7.1 out of 10.
Complaints mention slow withdrawals, free spins credited on the wrong game, a crypto deposit not credited and delays at verification.
I found no Crusino no deposit bonus in reputable sources; the claims I saw were on low-quality pages. Crusino casino blocks players from some countries; I got a “not allowed” page when I tried to open it. AskGamblers lists AUD among its currencies, but I could not confirm that it accepts Australians, and I found no Australian terms.
| Crown Pokies | Crusino | |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome | 375% up to A$5,000 + 500 FS, 5 deposits | About A$5,500 (C$5,000) + 500 FS, 5 deposits (Canadian terms) |
| Wagering | 40x, 7 days | 40x, 7 days |
| No-deposit bonus | None | None in reputable sources |
| Withdrawal caps | About A$4,860 a week, A$24,300 a month | About A$11,000 a week, A$33,000 a month (C$10,000 / C$30,000, Canada) |
| Reviews | None yet | 3.5/5 Trustpilot, 8.9 AskGamblers players |
Feature matrix
| Crown Pokies | Crusino | Aerobet | Winberry | MateSlots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launched | 2026 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2025 |
| Welcome | A$5,000 + 500 FS, 5 deposits | About A$5,500 (C$5,000) + 500 FS, 5 deposits (Canada) | 220% + 400 FS | 425% + 675 FS (Canada) | A$6,750 + 250 FS |
| Wagering | 40x | 40x, 7 days | 35x bonus + deposit | 40x deposit + bonus | 35x or 40x |
| Sportsbook | No | Not checked | Yes | Unconfirmed | No |
| AUD | Yes | Listed by AskGamblers | Yes | Checking | Yes |
| PayID | Not listed | No evidence | Not listed | Not listed | Not confirmed |
| Trustpilot | No reviews | 3.5/5 (10–16 reviews) | 2.3/5 (6) | 3.1/5 (59) | 3.4/5 (~20) |
Aerobet
If you want casinos like Crown Pokies in Australia but with a different owner, these three are the ones I compare. Aerobet is not a sister site. It is run by Hazy Ltd under Anjouan licence ALSI-152406050-FI4 and launched in 2025. It is the only casino here with a sportsbook. My Crown Pokies vs Aerobet page compares them row by row.
MateSlots
MateSlots is run by Stable Tech N.V. under Curaçao licence OGL/2024/161/0191. It is the biggest pokies lobby in this group, with about 5,600 slots, and has the largest welcome in A$.
Winberry
Winberry belongs to a separate Costa Rica company, 3-102-937610 SRL, and holds Anjouan licence ALSI-202510054-FI2. It launched in February 2026 with tournaments, bonus wheels and a 10-level VIP. Every source I found describes its Canadian version, so Australian access is still being checked. My Crown Pokies vs Winberry page compares them in detail.
Payments and limits side by side
| Crown Pokies | Crusino | Aerobet | Winberry | MateSlots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crypto | 6 coins | Yes | 7 coins | 5 coins | 9 coins |
| Weekly cap | About A$4,860 | About A$11,000 (C$10,000, Canada) | About A$810 a day | About A$5,500 (C$5,000, Canada) | A$4,500 |
| Monthly cap | About A$24,300 | C$30,000 (Canada) | About A$24,300 | C$15,000 (Canada) | A$22,500 |
| PayID | Not listed | No evidence | Not listed | Not listed | Not confirmed |
Crown Pokies publishes its limits in euros; I converted them at about A$1.62 per euro (October 2026) and rounded. Canadian figures are the casinos' Canadian terms.
How to check who owns a casino
- 01Read the footer. Look for a company name, a registration number and a licence number.
- 02Check it from your own country. Crown Pokies shows a different licence to some countries.
- 03Compare the bonus structure. Identical stages, spins and wagering often point to one bonus engine.
- 04Look up the company on review sites. LCB and AskGamblers list other brands under the same operator.
- 05Ignore similar names. Crown Coins, CrownPlay and Crownzo are not Crown Pokies.
What players complain about
| Casino | Complaint themes |
|---|---|
| Crown Pokies | Too few reviews to judge; older Trustpilot profile removed |
| Crusino | Slow withdrawals, spins on the wrong game, KYC delays |
| Aerobet | Voided winnings after verification, daily cap |
| Winberry | KYC and multi-account refusals, max-win caps |
| MateSlots | Slow withdrawals, balance cuts after big wins |
Read my Crown Pokies review for the details of what I could and could not verify.
Sources I used
- AskGamblers: Crusino casino review
- Gambling.com: Crusino casino review (Canada)
- Trustpilot: Crusino reviews
- CryptoSlate: Winz.io company profile
- LCB: Crown Pokies casino profile
- LCB: MateSlots casino profile
I accessed every source on 22 October 2026.
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Crown Pokies sister sites: FAQ
Does Crown Pokies have sister sites?
Probably one so far. Crusino is listed by AskGamblers under Novatrix SRL, the company in Crown Pokies’ footer, and its welcome bonus has the same shape: five deposits, 500 spins and 40x. Winz.io is also reported under Novatrix. I could not confirm either link in the casinos’ own footers.
Who owns Crown Pokies?
Crown Pokies is owned and operated by Novatrix SRL, a company incorporated in Costa Rica with registration number 3-102-893958, according to its own footer. The licence shown depends on where you visit from: Tobique Gaming Commission No. 0000002 by default, and Anjouan ALSI-202508056-FI2 for Canada, India and Zimbabwe.
Is Crusino a sister site of Crown Pokies?
Likely, but not proven. AskGamblers lists Crusino under Novatrix SRL, the Crown Pokies operator. Gambling.com lists it under Dama N.V., whose brands CryptoSlate reports moved to Novatrix. The two casinos also share an almost identical welcome structure. I treat Crusino as a probable sister site until its footer confirms it.
Does Crusino accept Australian players?
I could not confirm it. AskGamblers lists AUD among Crusino’s currencies, but the reviews I found describe Canadian, New Zealand and Austrian terms, and the site blocked my connection. Until I see Australian terms, I do not recommend it to Australian players.
Does Crusino have a no deposit bonus?
Not in any reputable source I checked. Gambling.com and AskGamblers describe deposit offers only, led by a five-stage welcome. The A$10 to A$20 no-deposit claims I found were on low-quality pages hosted on unrelated university and organisation websites, so I would not rely on them.
Is Crusino legit?
It has more of a record than Crown Pokies. It launched in 2024 and scores 3.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 10 to 16 reviews and 8.9 from 26 player reviews on AskGamblers. Complaints mention slow withdrawals, spins on the wrong game and verification delays. Its operator is listed differently by different sources.
Are Aerobet, Winberry or MateSlots owned by the same company as Crown Pokies?
No. Aerobet is run by Hazy Ltd in Anjouan, Winberry by 3-102-937610 SRL in Costa Rica, and MateSlots by Stable Tech N.V. in Curaçao. None shares an operator or licence with Crown Pokies. That is the point of an alternative: different owners, different terms and a different complaints record.
How can I check who owns an online casino?
Read the footer for a company name, registration number and licence number, then compare them with listings on LCB or AskGamblers. Check from your own country, because some casinos show different licences by region. Matching bonus structures can hint at a shared owner. Similar names, such as Crown Coins, prove nothing.
Jelena Martinez
Editor and casino researcher, Crown Pokies Alternatives
I am Jelena Martinez, editor of Crown Pokies Alternatives. I compare Crown Pokies with offshore casinos that accept Australians, and I only use what a reader can check: the company and licence number in each footer, the bonus terms as written, payment methods, withdrawal caps converted to A$, and the complaints players post on LCB, Trustpilot and AskGamblers. I note the date of every figure, keep conflicting sources side by side and re-read the terms each month. I do not deposit or play for these guides, and affiliate links never change a verdict. You can find my reviewer profile on LCB, and I welcome corrections.