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A UK casino from the Casino Rewards network, with a notably high wagering requirement
No offer shownWe have withdrawn the Aztec Riches offer in United Kingdom
No bonus is shown here on purpose. The figure we carried for these Casino Rewards network brands fails on two counts at once, and our own data already said so. It was denominated in Canadian dollars (a match of roughly C$480-750), which cannot be the offer shown to a UK player; and it carried 200x wagering, far above the 10x cap the UK Gambling Commission imposed on 19 January 2026 under Social Responsibility Code 5.1.1. A figure that would be unlawful to offer here cannot be the operator's current UK term, so it either predates the cap or was lifted from the network's Canadian pages. We are not saying the casino is closed or unlicensed - only that we cannot evidence its current UK offer, and we will not print a non-compliant foreign one.
We removed it on 20 July 2026. We would rather show you nothing than point you at an offer we cannot stand behind, so there is no sign-up link on this page. See every licensed betting site in United Kingdom →
Pros
Cons
- The brand appears closed - wizardofodds.com states it 'has closed its virtual doors'
- casino.guru separately confirms the casino is not accepting new players
- No claimable welcome offer exists
Our verdict
NO CLAIMABLE OFFER HERE - the description that follows is what we used to advertise, kept as a record rather than an invitation. Aztec Riches was a UK-facing casino from the long-established Casino Rewards network, operated by Apollo Entertainment Limited (the same operator as Captain Cooks/Casino Kingdom/Casino Classic) since 2002 - independently confirmed. Beyond the earlier wagering-cap/currency issue, a real, serious, disclosed finding: wizardofodds.com states the brand 'has closed its virtual doors,' redirecting former players to sister brand Luxury Casino (same Casino Rewards group, same account credentials), and casino.guru separately confirms it is not accepting new players. This appears to be a genuine brand-level closure within an otherwise legitimate, ongoing network - not a scam, but there is no live product to review or recommend today.
How we rated it
Casino (30%)6
Part of the long-established Casino Rewards network, a large multi-brand loyalty program, though the Aztec Riches brand itself appears closed.
Trust & licensing (30%)4
Operated by Apollo Entertainment Limited (Casino Rewards network, same operator as Captain Cooks/Casino Kingdom/Casino Classic), a real long-running multi-brand loyalty program — independently confirmed. However, a real, serious, disclosed finding: wizardofodds.com states the brand 'has closed its virtual doors,' and casino.guru separately confirms it is not accepting new players - a genuine brand-level closure, not a scam, but the product does not appear live.
Customer support (20%)3
No dedicated support channel appears to exist for this specific brand anymore, given the apparent closure - former players are directed to sister brand Luxury Casino instead.
Bonuses & value (20%)1
There is no offer to score. The figure we carried for these Casino Rewards network brands fails on two counts at once, and our own data already said so. It was denominated in Canadian dollars (a match of roughly C$480-750), which cannot be the offer shown to a UK player; and it carried 200x wagering, far above the 10x cap the UK Gambling Commission imposed on 19 January 2026 under Social Responsibility Code 5.1.1. We rate what a reader can actually claim today, not what this brand used to advertise.
Quick facts
| Operator | Apollo Entertainment Limited (Casino Rewards network), since 2002 — independently confirmed |
| Status | Brand appears closed - wizardofodds.com states it 'has closed its virtual doors'; casino.guru confirms it is not accepting new players |
| Markets | United Kingdom |
| Welcome bonus | No claimable offer - see the notice on this page |
How we verified this
Aztec Riches, operated by Apollo Entertainment Limited (Casino Rewards network, same operator as Captain Cooks/Casino Kingdom/Casino Classic), established 2002 - independently confirmed. A real, serious finding: wizardofodds.com states the casino 'has closed its virtual doors' (redirecting former players to sister brand Luxury Casino), and casino.guru separately confirms it is not accepting new players. This appears to be a genuine brand-level closure, not a scam, within an otherwise legitimate ongoing network.
Where Aztec Riches is licensed
Aztec Riches appears on the official register in 1 countries. Highlighted countries have a full local review — pick yours for its welcome bonus and licence details.
Europe (1)
About Aztec Riches
Aztec Riches was a casino from the long-established Casino Rewards network, operated by Apollo Entertainment Limited since 2002 - independently confirmed. The brand itself appears closed: wizardofodds.com states it 'has closed its virtual doors' and redirects former players to sister brand Luxury Casino, while casino.guru separately confirms it is not accepting new players. This is a genuine brand-level closure within an otherwise legitimate, ongoing network, not a scam.
Aztec Riches FAQ
Is Aztec Riches safe and legit?
Aztec Riches was genuinely operated by Apollo Entertainment Limited (Casino Rewards network), independently confirmed, but the brand itself appears closed: wizardofodds.com states it 'has closed its virtual doors' and casino.guru confirms it is not accepting new players. This appears to be a genuine business closure, not a scam.
What is the Aztec Riches welcome bonus?
There is no claimable bonus. Beyond the earlier wagering-cap/currency mismatch, the brand itself appears closed per independent sources (wizardofodds.com, casino.guru) - former players are directed to sister brand Luxury Casino.