A lobby of 4,270 games from 113 studios, with slots, live roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker, plus crash picks like Aviator and Chicken Road.
Six facts that settle what this lobby holds before you open a single game.
You will know which slots suit your budget and how quickly winnings reach you.
A chicken steps across one lane at a time and each lane lifts the multiplier; you collect before the car reaches it. Pick difficulty first.
Cross NowEach block you stack raises the multiplier and the tower stands until it topples; you take the win before that happens, block by block.
Start StackingA plane lifts off and the multiplier rises with it until the plane flies away at a random point; cash out before then or the bet is gone, and two bets can ride in the same round.
Board The PlaneHere the chicken crosses lane by lane again with the multiplier climbing behind it, and you set the difficulty before the round starts. Collect or lose it.
Take The RoadA ball drops through rows of pins and lands in a payout pocket; you choose the risk level and the number of rows before it falls.
Drop The BallAn astronaut drifts off and the multiplier grows until he vanishes; you may take half the win and leave the rest flying for longer.
Launch SpacemanNo one has to guess the order of things on a first visit.
Useful when a slot catches your eye and you want to know who built it and what else they make.
Everything here runs under the same licence and testing routine the brand has kept for years.
Removes the worry that a first spin costs money before you know how the game feels. → Free Spins
Slots where the bonus round can be bought outright for a multiple of your bet, skipping the wait for it to trigger. Suits players who want the feature now.
Video slots, Megaways titles, book slots and classic three-reel games sit together here, with a wide spread of bets and themes. Good for anyone browsing.
Jackpot slots carry a shared prize pool that grows on top of the usual line wins. Best for players who enjoy a long shot.
Megaways slots change the number of ways to win on every spin, so a single round can open up thousands of lines. Fits players who like variety.
Aviator, Tower Rush, Chicken Road and similar titles sit here, all decided by when you stop. Suits short, fast rounds rather than long spins.
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker run against the computer instead of a dealer, each with its own betting layout and pace.
These are the published figures for each slot, and the game panel in the lobby shows the exact value on the version Moon Casino runs.
The games are entertainment, and they are never a way to earn money. Four tools sit in your account: deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion. If play stops feeling like fun, Gambling Help Online, Lifeline Australia and BetStop National Self-Exclusion Register are there to help.
deposit limits. Caps how much you can pay in over a day, week or month, and the cap can only move down until you ask for a change.
self-exclusion. Closes your account to play for a period you choose, and the block stays until that period ends.
loss limits. Stops a session once money lost or time played reaches the mark you set beforehand.
Some slots need a set of special symbols to land together, others open a separate bonus round, and a few draw the prize at random from any spin. The rules screen names which one applies.
Check the stake table on the paytable first, because a top prize can be tied to particular stake levels. Playing below that level keeps the jackpot out of reach entirely.
Think of each spin as its own draw, with no memory of the spins before it. A big prize sits at the far end of a very wide spread of possible results.
Useful while you scan the tiles and want a plain answer before you tap anything.
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