If you arrived here searching for "rocketplay 6", a RocketPlay mirror or a RocketPlay login link, you deserve a straight answer about what this site is. rocketplay6.net is an independent review and guide site. It is not RocketPlay, not a RocketPlay mirror or official site, and not Fair Go Casino. This editorial note explains why we now recommend Fair Go to Australian readers.
We are writing it because the domain name tells a different story from the content. For a while this site was a RocketPlay-themed promo page. The name stuck; the recommendation changed. Here is the history, the reasoning, and the parts where RocketPlay still comes out ahead.
A short history of this domain
RocketPlay has many numbered mirror domains (rocketplay 5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17 and so on) and people search those numbers to find a working login link when the main domain is blocked or down. This site was set up to catch that traffic, and its early content was built around RocketPlay promotions.
That is no longer what we do. Our What is RocketPlay 6? page and our RocketPlay mirror sites guide still exist because readers keep asking, and both say plainly that this is not a mirror and that we cannot provide a login link. The rest of the site is now a Fair Go guide.
What rocketplay6.net is, and what it is not
- It is an independent affiliate review site aimed at Australians aged 18 and over.
- It is not RocketPlay, a RocketPlay mirror, or an official RocketPlay login portal. We have no relationship with Dama N.V.
- It is not Fair Go Casino. We review Fair Go; we do not operate it, hold your funds or process your withdrawals.
- It earns a commission if you sign up at Fair Go through our links. That is the whole business model, and it is explained on our affiliate disclosure page.
If you have a problem with a casino account, contact that casino's support directly; we cannot access it. More on who we are is on the about page.
Why Fair Go is now our pick for Aussies
The short version: Fair Go is built for the Australian player, and RocketPlay is built for everyone. The details, at the time of writing:
| Factor | Fair Go | RocketPlay |
|---|---|---|
| Built for Australia | Yes, since 2017, plays in AUD | International, launched 2020 |
| Welcome wagering | 30x (deposit + bonus) | 40x |
| Minimum deposit | $20 | About $30 |
| Support | 24/7 live chat, every day of the year | Not verified by us |
| Cashback for everyone | 25% instant on busted no-code deposits, 30% at weekends | VIP weekly cashback up to 10% |
| Local exclusives | Kev's Bush Bonanza and Aussie-themed promos | No Australian exclusives we know of |
Put together, that is a casino where a $20 deposit gets a 100% match, the wagering is lower, a losing session returns a quarter to a third of the deposit, and there is a human on chat at any hour. For the typical Australian pokie player, those things matter more than library size. Our RocketPlay vs Fair Go page has the full comparison.
Where RocketPlay still wins
Being honest about the other side is the point of this note. RocketPlay offers more than 3,600 games from roughly 27 to 31 providers; Fair Go offers 280-plus pokies from one studio, SpinLogic Gaming (formerly RealTime Gaming). RocketPlay has Evolution live dealer tables; Fair Go has no live dealer games. RocketPlay's crypto withdrawals arrive in under an hour; Fair Go's take up to two business days. RocketPlay's weekly withdrawal limit of around $10,000 is higher than Fair Go's standard tiers.
If any of those four things is your priority, RocketPlay is the better casino for you, and we say so on our RocketPlay review. Our recommendation is about the typical Aussie reader, not every reader.
How we make money, and how that shapes the site
We earn a commission from Fair Go when a reader signs up through one of our buttons. We do not earn anything from RocketPlay at the time of writing. That is a conflict of interest and we would rather name it than pretend otherwise. It is also why our rules are strict: every figure comes from the Fair Go site or published reviews, promotions are labelled "at the time of writing", and the honest negatives (no native app, no live dealer tables, no PayID or POLi, no Australian licence) appear on the pages where they are relevant.
Neither casino holds an Australian licence, and under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth) it is illegal for operators to offer online casino games here, although it is not an offence for an individual to play. We say this on every legality page because a recommendation that hides it is not worth much.
What to expect from us going forward
The blog will keep covering Fair Go's new pokies, the monthly bonus calendar, tournaments and the Fair Go X magazine. The RocketPlay pages will stay, kept accurate and balanced, because people still search for them. If Fair Go changes in a way that makes it a worse choice, or RocketPlay closes the gap on the things Aussies care about, we will update the recommendation and explain why, in a post like this one.
Responsible gambling
Whichever casino you choose, the same rule applies: gamble with money set aside for entertainment and nothing else. A site that earns commission from your sign-up has every incentive to say otherwise, so hear it from us plainly. Gambling Help Online provides free, confidential support 24 hours a day on 1800 858 858, and you can ask Fair Go's support team about limits or self-exclusion at any time.
Frequently asked questions
No. Despite the domain name, rocketplay6.net is an independent review site with no connection to RocketPlay or its operator Dama N.V. We cannot provide RocketPlay login links or mirror addresses. Our RocketPlay mirror sites page explains why those numbered domains exist and why we do not list them.
Because Fair Go suits the typical Australian reader better: it plays in AUD, has targeted Australia since 2017, wagers its welcome bonus at 30x instead of 40x, takes deposits from $20 instead of about $30, runs 24/7 live chat and pays 25% to 30% cashback. RocketPlay still wins on game count and live dealer.
Yes. We earn a commission when a reader signs up at Fair Go through our links, and we disclose that on every page and in our affiliate disclosure. We do not currently earn from RocketPlay. The commission does not change the facts we report, and the negatives about Fair Go appear wherever they are relevant.
No. Fair Go holds a Curaçao licence and has no licence from any Australian regulator; neither does RocketPlay. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits operators from offering online casino games to Australians, although individuals who play are not committing an offence. There is no Australian regulator to complain to if a dispute arises.
Yes, if RocketPlay is what you are researching. Those pages are kept balanced and factual: they credit RocketPlay's 3,600-plus games, Evolution live dealer tables and fast crypto withdrawals, and they are honest about 40x wagering and the mirror-domain confusion. They simply do not pretend this site is RocketPlay.