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Zodiac Casino review

Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer

Zodiac Casino is part of the Apollo Entertainment Limited casino group, the same family behind Casino Classic, Grand Mondial, Quatro Casino, Yukon Gold Casino and several other Casino Rewards names. I would treat the group connection as the main story here, because the sister sites share a lot of the same strengths and weaknesses.

Zodiac Casino information

Zodiac Casino operator

Apollo Entertainment Limited has been in business since 2008. During that time, it’s released just under thirty casino sites to the UK market. It’s possible that more Apollo Entertainment Limited casinos are available outside the UK; that’s not something we’re able to verify. Beyond that, nothing about this operator is unknown. When casino network companies have a large presence in the UK market, it’s normal for them to have websites so players can perform diligence checks on them before spending money. Apollo Entertainment Limited doesn’t even have any social media accounts, let alone a website. Its accounts have never been published, and nor does the operator seem to have made any public statements. It would appear that this is a company that’s committed itself to “silent running.”

Even though Apollo Entertainment Limited appears to have gone to great pains to stop players from finding anything out about the company, there are certain things that can’t be hidden. I know for a fact that the headquarters of Apollo Entertainment Limited is in Malta, for example. That’s a popular choice of location for casino network companies, as the tax arrangements the island’s government offers are favourable. We also know for a fact that Apollo Entertainment Limited holds a current and valid Malta Gaming Authority licence. It’s not as prestigious a licence as the one it holds with the UK Gambling Commission, but it allows Apollo Entertainment to operate in other overseas territories. Based on the content of the company’s casinos, we feel like those territories are a bigger priority to the company than the UK marketplace is.

Our rating

Most of the Zodiac Casino sister sites offer matched deposit funds as welcome bonuses. You’ll know we’re not a fan of the terms and conditions that Apollo Entertainment Limited attached to those bonuses if you’ve read our thoughts on those sister sites above. Zodiac Casino itself does something a little different. For the reasonable price of a £10 deposit, you can claim eighty free spins on Microgaming’s Mega Moolah as a new player. The slot is legendary for its seven-figure jackpots, so eighty cracks at the big prize sounds great. Historically that came with a punishing x200 wagering requirement, which would have made clearing a big Mega Moolah win close to impossible. As of our July 2026 check, Zodiac Casino’s own published terms state a flat 10x play-through on all bonuses – comfortably inside the UK Gambling Commission’s wagering cap – so the maths on this offer has improved considerably since we first looked at it. It’s still worth reading the current promotional terms in full before you deposit, since Casino Rewards sites have a history of running different figures on different offers.

Zodiac Casino FAQ

What is the sign up offer?

Eighty spins on Mega Moolah for a £10 deposit. That is a different approach from most of the group, which leans on matched deposit funds, and Mega Moolah is the Microgaming progressive famous for paying seven figure jackpots, so eighty attempts at it for a tenner reads well.

Is the wagering as bad as older reviews claim?

Not any more. Historically this offer carried x200, which would have made cashing in a Mega Moolah win close to impossible. The brand’s own published terms in July 2026 state a flat ten times play-through on all bonuses, inside the regulator’s cap. Read the specific promotion terms anyway, as this group has run different numbers on different offers before.

Who is behind the brand?

Apollo Entertainment Limited, trading since 2008 and responsible for just under thirty casinos aimed at British players. Within the Casino Rewards family this is one of the longer standing names.

Why is there so little information about the operator?

Because the company appears to want it that way. There is no corporate website, no social media presence, no published accounts and no public statements, which is remarkable for a business of this size. Most network operators keep a site precisely so customers can check them out.

What can be confirmed about it?

Two things that cannot be hidden. The head office is in Malta, chosen by many operators for its tax treatment, and the company holds a current Malta Gaming Authority licence alongside the British one. The Maltese permission covers other overseas territories, and judging by the content of the casinos, those markets look like the bigger priority.

Which brands sit alongside it?

Twenty six in total, all listed as active on account 38620. Grand Mondial, Casino Classic, Captain Cooks Casino, Yukon Gold Casino and Luxury Casino are the names most players will recognise, and each shares the same strengths and the same flaws.