RichPrize casino: what happened to richprize.com

Open richprize.com today and you get a sales page: the domain itself is for sale. The casino did not vanish. It moved.

The RichPrize casino brand has run at rp.casino for a few years now. This page keeps its old address so that anyone searching for RichPrize finds out where it went and, more to the point, what the new site does and does not tell you.

From richprize.com to rp.casino

The archive record is simple:

• 2020: Rich Prize launches (the current footer still reads "2020-2026 © Rich Prize Casino").
• 2022: richprize.com is the casino itself.
• April 2023 to November 2024: richprize.com sends visitors to rp.casino with a permanent redirect.
• After that: richprize.com becomes a parked page, listed as a premium domain for sale.

So it is a domain move under the same brand, not a takeover by a new name.

A word on the old version of this page. It said RichPrize was run by Apollo Entertainment with Malta and UK licences. That text was boilerplate copied across several reviews, and it does not match anything we can find for this brand. Ignore it.

What rp.casino states, and what it leaves out

That second row is the one that matters.

A casino that does not name its licence in its own terms gives you nobody to complain to if a withdrawal stalls. Not a regulator, not an ombudsman, nobody. Ontario and Alberta players are out anyway, since it holds neither provincial licence. Everyone else should weigh that gap before anything else on this page.

The bonus, shown in euros

Seen from a European IP, the welcome package runs over four deposits:

1. 125% up to €1,000 + 50 free spins, 30x wagering, €10 minimum
2. up to 250%, 35x
3. up to 300%, 40x
4. 100 free spins

Big percentages, rising wagering. We could not see Canadian-dollar terms, so treat those numbers as a European view, not an offer to you. A 300% match at 40x is also the kind of deal that tends to lock most of your balance into bonus play.

Playing from a phone

rp.casino is built as a web app with a manifest and service worker, so you can install it to your home screen from the browser and it opens full-screen like an app. The footer also offers an Android APK and an iOS "install guide". On iPhone that guide almost certainly means the same home-screen shortcut, not an App Store app.

The APK is a file from a content delivery server, outside Google Play. Installing it means allowing unknown sources on your phone. For a casino with no stated licence, we would not.

The games list covers slots, live dealers, crash games, lottery and tables. The site does not give a count.

Paying in, and the lack of payout details

The cashier leans on crypto, with bitcoin and other coins, plus cards and a list of other methods that depends on where you connect from. One search snippet claims Interac is available. We could not confirm it, and with the site defaulting to euros and bitcoin, a Canadian card deposit would likely carry a currency conversion fee from your bank.

Withdrawal times and limits are not published in a form we could verify. That alone would stop us. A cashier that is clear about deposits and vague about payouts is a pattern we see too often.

If you had money at RichPrize

Go to rp.casino directly, never through richprize.com, which is now owned by whoever buys the domain. Log in, check your balance and the transaction history, and request a withdrawal if anything is left.

Expect identity checks: a passport, plastic ID card or driver's licence, plus a utility bill or bank statement under three months old, and proof that you own the payment method. Support runs through a live chat help centre. Take screenshots of everything, since there is no named regulator to escalate to.

Safer places to play from Canada

If you liked the RichPrize style but want a licence you can check, look at the long-running Kahnawake brands: Zodiac starts at C$1 and Yukon Gold at C$10, both with Interac in Canadian dollars. Our Interac casinos guide lists more, and new mobile casinos covers recent launches we have checked.