Planet 7 Casino Review 2026: Bonuses, Games and Payouts

Planet 7 Casino is an online casino that runs on a single software supplier, Realtime Gaming, and sells itself on planet7casino.com to a US audience. Support is 24/7 by the operator's own description, and the published contact is help@planet7casino.com. Everything on the site, from Liberty Rockets to Cash Bandits 3, is credited to RTG.

The legal frame is thin and worth reading precisely. Clause 24.6 of the Terms and Conditions, dated 12 March 2026, makes them governed exclusively by the law of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros, and clause 4.1.3 refers to the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority. No operating company, registered address or licence number is published anywhere on the site. Complaints go to the Central Dispute System, which the terms themselves describe as a third-party system established by RTG — the software supplier, not a government body — and the casino's decisions in disputed cases are declared final.

Sister sites and the groupBehind the brand sits the affiliate programme Ace Revenue, in the US market since 2009 by its own account, with Silver Oak and Royal Ace as the group's other casinos (more on our about page). Planet 7 Oz is a separate Australian-facing site with its own codes; Planet Hollywood and Planet 13 are unrelated.

Most offshore casinos set the bar at 18. Planet 7 does not. Clause 3.1 requires that "your age is over 21, or the legal age at which gambling or gaming activities are allowed under the law or jurisdiction that applies to you", and clause 4.1.1 forbids using the service below 21 outright. The difference matters at the only moment it can hurt: verification before a payout, when a nineteen-year-old with a winning balance learns the account was never eligible. Anyone chasing the $100 free chip should read that clause before the code.

Clause 4.1.3 closes the door to Austria, France and its territories, Germany, the Netherlands and its territories, Spain, the Union of Comoros itself, the United Kingdom, every country on the FATF blacklist and any jurisdiction prohibited by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority. The United States is not on that list — it is the market the brand is built for. Clause 3.4 adds one more rule of the house: VPNs, proxies and any service that masks your real location are prohibited by the terms.

Deposits are the easy half: two crypto channels at no fee up to $100,000 in two to three minutes, four card channels at 3 to 10% capped at $1,000, two smaller channels beside them. Withdrawals are where the terms bite: every one of the four channels caps a single request at $2,500, three quote 7 to 10 days, and only one is listed at 0 to 7 days — at a 5% fee.

Clause 8.6 adds monthly ceilings on top: $5,000 a month whenever your balance is at least ten times your total deposits, $10,000 otherwise — so a large win is paid in tranches over months. The minimum per transaction is $20. Clause 8.2 lets the operator keep 8%, and no less than $4, of any deposit that was not played through at least once. Before the first payout, verification asks for a government photo ID and a clear selfie, and for crypto a small confirmation deposit to prove the wallet is yours. The full channel-by-channel timeline is on the withdrawals page.