Last checked: 4 October 2026. Miami Rush (miamirush.com) is an online casino run by Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd under Anjouan licence ALSI-152312014-FI3, which the register lists as valid until 11 December 2026. Its website has shown a password prompt on every page since 12 August 2026. Its own documents set withdrawal limits of $100 a day and $1,000 a month and exclude Germany, Austria, France and several other countries. The slots shown below are well-known titles used as illustrations; the operator's game lobby cannot be viewed, so we cannot confirm which games it carries.
Miami Rush publishes no bonus terms. Its promotions list is empty, no promotion document exists among its policies, and the only bonus reference is a “Get welcome bonus” banner with no amount, wagering requirement or conditions. We do not describe offers that have no terms. Bonus amounts quoted for this brand elsewhere, including the “100% up to $500 plus 200 free spins” once printed on this site, have no source at the operator.
The operator publishes no loyalty or VIP rules: no tiers, no thresholds, no benefits. What it does publish - terms, KYC policy and responsible-gambling policy - is summarised on our licensing page.
The operator states no standard payout time. Its KYC policy says compliance reviews “aim to be completed within up to 30 calendar days” and that withdrawals may be split into instalments. Payout times quoted for this brand by other sites are not backed by the operator's documents.
The operator's KYC policy sets a $1 minimum and caps withdrawals at $100 per transaction, $100 a day, $500 a week and $1,000 a month, or the equivalent. Limits can be lowered or frozen during a review and raised after enhanced verification. The $50,000 monthly figure this page quoted in August came from third-party sources and was wrong.
The cashier offers accounts in euros and US dollars, with fiat and crypto payments. No list of individual payment methods is published. Withdrawals go back to the deposit method where possible, and crypto deposits are paid out only in crypto.
No withdrawal is processed before identity checks: a photo ID valid for at least 90 days, proof of address issued within the last 90 days and proof that the payment method is yours. Deposits of $10,000 or more trigger the same checks.
No minimum deposit is published in the operator's documents. Figures of “10 dollars” and “10 pounds” quoted elsewhere cannot be checked, and the cashier does not offer pounds at all. Set a deposit limit before you play: the operator's responsible-gambling policy offers limits for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days.
No free-spin offer is published for Miami Rush. The sister casino Felistra, run by the same company, publishes a sign-up spins offer with its own terms; those terms belong to Felistra and we do not assume Miami Rush offers the same.
The Anjouan regulator requires licence holders to offer responsible-gambling tools and access to an independent dispute service. Complaints go to the operator first; if unresolved after 30 days, to an approved ADR provider (EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR or CADRE B.V.) at the operator's cost. Players in excluded countries such as France are outside that protection.
The operator's documents give the support address as “support@Miamirush”, which is incomplete; the site's own settings use [email protected]. The policies claim support around the clock. We could not test any channel because the site asks for a password.
Miami Rush is a browser site and publishes no app. The “Miami Rush” app on the App Store and Google Play is an unrelated mobile game of the same name.
Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd (registration no. 15601, Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Anjouan) holds licence ALSI-152312014-FI3, issued 12 December 2023 and valid until 11 December 2026. The register lists miamirush.com under it, and the licence seal for miamirush.com showed “VALID” on 4 October 2026. The operator's terms exclude Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the USA; an account opened there can be closed and its winnings withheld.
The operator's site menu lists slots, crash games, table games, scratch cards, virtual sports and live blackjack, roulette and baccarat, plus a sportsbook. The lobby itself cannot be viewed, so we cannot confirm individual titles or game counts.
The operator publishes no list of game studios, and its lobby is closed behind a password. Provider lists for this brand on other sites cannot be checked against the source, so we do not repeat them.
There is no VIP structure we can describe: no tier table, no thresholds and no published benefits. Treat any specific VIP claim about this brand as unverified.
“Miami Rush” is also the name of a mobile game and of several youth football clubs in the United States; this page is about the online casino at miamirush.com. Answers reflect our check on 4 October 2026.
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