ICE36 beside three rooms it names itself
Seen on the Canadian front on 24 July 2026, here is how the live-first brand stacks up against three of the untapped names it puts on its own about page.
| Brand | Slots depth | Live dealer side | Who supplies it | The pull |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICE36 | Over 2,000 slots under a general-casino menu | A full live wing, roulette and baccarat through to game shows | Evolution dealing the tables, Playtech close behind | The live-dealer floor it puts front and centre |
| Mega Casino | A French-Canadian shelf of machines and jackpots | Casino en direct billed high on the menu | Playtech tables, Evolution alongside them | A betting-and-casino face, live games up top |
| Simba Games | Online slots beside a card-and-table room | A live-dealer section next to video poker | Studio tables under a lion-themed skin | Fifty free spins on Thor at the door |
| Lucky Me Slots | Reels doing the heavy lifting, slots first | Live and table games kept to a side room | Play’n GO out front, Pragmatic filling in | A hundred-spin welcome aimed straight at slots |
The ICE36 sister sites, taken room by room
The group’s corporate history, the 52-URL licence list and the full roster live on the SkillOnNet hub. For anyone comparing the ICE36 sister sites, the question that counts is which product each room shows you first, since the platform reorders one shared catalogue from brand to brand. ICE36 puts live tables at the front. The group’s biggest lobbies, EU Casino among them, advertise around 7,000 titles, and PlayOJO leans on deep reels with its no-wagering angle, but the three rooms below are the untapped names ICE36 itself chooses to stand beside.
Mega Casino, the nearest live-and-tables match
Mega Casino is the sibling that plays closest to ICE36’s own idea of a night out. It opens in French for Quebec under the line “site de pari et de casino”, and its menu puts Casino en direct high up next to machines a sous, roulette and blackjack, so live and table play is the pitch rather than an afterthought. It draws on the same Playtech tables and Evolution wheels that fill ICE36’s live floor, which means the dealers and layouts feel familiar the moment you arrive. One rough edge worth flagging: the localisation is patchy, with a few stray Portuguese labels left in the navigation, so lean on the terms rather than the surface polish.
Simba Games, the table breadth without the live-first framing
Simba Games serves Quebec in English and greets you with fifty free spins on Thor, but the reason it belongs next to ICE36 is the shape of its menu. Alongside online slots it carries a Card and Table Games section, a Live Dealer room and a Video Poker rack, a wider spread of table formats than the slots-first rooms usually put on show. Video poker in particular is a genre ICE36 also keeps, and between the two of them the pair covers the corners of the table world that reels-only sisters skip. It is the room to try if you like ICE36’s breadth but want a slightly quieter, less live-heavy landing page.
Lucky Me Slots, the reels-first counterweight
Lucky Me Slots is the deliberate opposite number: where ICE36 opens on dealers, this one opens on reels. It loads in English with a hundred-spin welcome pointed squarely at slots, and its whole personality is the machine library rather than the live lobby. Live and table games exist, but they sit in a back room instead of the shop window. If the live wing was never the draw for you and you would rather the same operator handed over a slots hall, Lucky Me Slots is the sibling flipped the other way round, and a handy reminder that ICE36’s live-first layout is a choice the platform makes, not a limit it runs into.
ICE36’s own floor, and the live wing it opens on
As the room its siblings get compared with, ICE36 makes its case on the live tables. Live Casino sits as a top-level menu item, not a buried tab, and opens into separate sub-rooms: Live Roulette, Live Blackjack and Live Baccarat, plus Live Game Shows, with a general Live Games tab holding the rest. On a pre-login look on 24 July 2026, the table names give the suppliers away: Baccarat A and Baccarat B by Evolution, Immersive Roulette, and the Crazy Time and Money Time game shows from the same studio, sitting beside Playtech rooms such as Studio21 Hearts Blackjack and First Person Blackjack. That Evolution content turns up from a Canadian connection at all is worth a note, since EU Casino’s Canadian live shelf runs thin and Playtech-heavy next to it. The footer even reaches for Craps and several video-poker variants, a fuller table map than anything else in this comparison.
Behind those tables sits a slots hall the site totals at over 2,000 titles, inside a library its about page rounds to more than 5,000 games. The reels themselves are the familiar Skill On Net line-up, with Book of Dead, the Big Bass shoal, Sugar Rush, Gates of Olympus, Shining Crown and Sahara Riches Cash Collect among the headliners. Their studios run Pragmatic Play on the big-hit reels, Play’n GO across the Book titles, Blueprint and Amusnet stocking the mid-shelves, Light and Wonder behind the Huff N Puff line, and Games Global taking the remaining shelves, while the Scratch Cards and Slingo tabs stay quiet corners under Casino rather than the headline a scratch-first sister would make of them.
The licence ICE36 never prints in its footer
ICE36 keeps quieter about its paperwork than any other room in the Canadian line-up. The footer carries no operator name and no licence number, running from the responsible-gaming note straight into a stamp that reads “V: 4.1.2 All rights reserved. January 2020”. The about page closes part of that gap, calling SkillOnNet Ltd the operator and the Malta Gaming Authority the regulator, yet it stops before the licence number the wider family prints, which is MGA/CRP/171/2009/06 held by Skill On Net PT Ltd. The ownership is genuine and lines up with the group; ICE36 simply asks you to take more of it on faith than any sibling, and the one number missing here has to be borrowed from a sister’s footer to confirm.
The cashier ICE36 runs on, shared across the family
Banking is a shared group cashier, so the methods echo the siblings rather than mark ICE36 out. Visible before login are Visa, Mastercard, Paysafecard, Interac and Apple Pay, with Trustly and Skrill named in the copy, and Interac is the Canada-friendly rail worth having. Full limits stay behind sign-up, the closed pre-login door the other family rooms use as well. The welcome terms ride the same platform too, a full first-deposit match up to a hundred dollars or 136 spins on the Big Bass Bonanza reels, each at 60x wagering, so the cashier reads as a family fixture and the same headline shape should greet you at any sibling.
The two markets ICE36 has closed off
ICE36’s map is tighter than its siblings’, and that is part of what defines it. Quebec gets the plain Canadian-dollar MGA site. Ontario does not: the site throws up a notice that it “can no longer accept players from Ontario” and nudges you toward Spin Genie‘s provincial version instead, the first room in this family seen sending Ontario players to Spin Genie rather than SlotsMagic. The “no longer” phrasing is telling, reading like a room that once operated in the province and has since withdrawn. Germany gets the opposite treatment, a flat bilingual region block with no German site behind it, the same closed door Megaways and Spin Genie show, where PlayOJO and SlotsMagic instead keep a licensed German edition running. So against siblings that wear three or four regulatory faces, ICE36 keeps one door open and two firmly shut.
There is a third door, and it faces north. ICE36 carries a Danish edition, its single Nordic market, where several rooms on the same permit run a Swedish one alongside it. So the map is tighter than the family average in that direction too, but it is not shut.
The whole pitch of ICE36 is the live wing, yet the offer it hands you at the door is built for everything except it. Both welcome deals run to 60x wagering in which live and table games count just ten per cent, and the 136-spin alternative is slots-only, so the one thing the site leads with is the one thing its bonus all but ignores. It sits oddly with the paperwork, too: the about page bills ICE36 as a “brand-new luxury online casino” while the footer clock is frozen on a “January 2020” version stamp and never names the licence, so a room that presents itself as the newest and most premium in the family is also the one running six years behind on its own footer and the most tight-lipped about who holds the permit.
ICE36 sister sites: the questions players ask
Which ICE36 sister site has the fullest live casino?
Of the rooms ICE36 names, Prime Casino carries the deepest live floor, running dealer blackjack and roulette, baccarat, poker and a game-show rail across a catalogue it puts near 6,000 games. Mega Casino comes next, giving its live section top billing on a French-Canadian front. ICE36 holds its own here too, of course, since live dealers are its lead rather than a bolt-on extra.
Do ICE36 and its sisters run on one operator and licence?
They do. ICE36 and the brands it lists all sit under Skill On Net PT Ltd on Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/CRP/171/2009/06, so operator, cashier and game platform are shared across the set. The oddity is that ICE36’s own footer never prints that number, so you verify it from a sibling such as Prime Slots or from Prime Casino, whose footers do carry it.
Which ICE36 sister sites can I reach from Ontario?
As of 24 July 2026, ICE36 turned Ontario players away and pointed them at Spin Genie’s iGaming Ontario site. PlayOJO and SlotsMagic each run their own dedicated Ontario editions, while EU Casino redirects Ontario visitors to SlotsMagic. These things move around, so check what actually loads for you before putting money down anywhere.
Are the ICE36 sister sites bigger than ICE36 itself?
Some are. ICE36 counts its own shelf at over 2,000 slots within more than 5,000 games. Prime Casino lists around 6,000, and the deepest rooms in the group, EU Casino among them, reach for roughly 7,000, so on raw volume ICE36 is a mid-sized door rather than the widest. What it trades that for is the live tables sitting right at the front.
Is ICE36 the same casino as one of its sisters under another name?
No. ICE36, Mega Casino, Simba Games, Lucky Me Slots and the Prime-named trio are distinct sites sharing one operator and one platform beneath. The overlap in games and cashier makes them easy to mix up, but each keeps a separate shopfront and a different order of play, and ICE36’s opens on the live-dealer floor. Working out which is which is a good part of why it helps to read up on the family before you pick.