RocketPlay mirror sites are the numbered addresses that Australians keep searching for: rocketplay 5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 23, 26, 29, 30, 32 and more. Each number represents an alternative domain the casino has used after an earlier one was blocked. Finding the "right" number has become a weekly ritual for some players, and a hunting ground for scammers.

This page explains why the mirrors exist, how ACMA blocking works, how fake mirrors steal money, and how to stay safe. It also explains that rocketplay6.net, despite the name, is not a RocketPlay mirror. We are an independent review site that recommends Fair Go to Australian players and earns a commission on sign-ups through our links.

Quick facts

What a mirror is
An alternative domain for the same casino
Why they exist
ACMA blocking under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001
Known numbers
5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 23, 26, 29, 30, 32 and more
Your account
Same login on every genuine mirror
Main risk
Fake look-alike mirrors harvesting logins and cards
Is rocketplay6.net a mirror?
No

What is a RocketPlay mirror site?

A mirror is a second web address that serves the same casino. Your account, balance, bonuses and games are identical; only the domain in the address bar differs. RocketPlay, like many offshore casinos serving Australia, has published a long sequence of such addresses, each tagged with a number, so players and search engines can tell them apart.

Over time the numbers have become shorthand. "RocketPlay 26" simply means the 26th address in the sequence, not a different casino, a different bonus or a different version of the software. The RocketPlay login guide explains how to sign in once you have confirmed a genuine address.

Why the mirrors exist: ACMA and the Interactive Gambling Act

The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 makes it illegal for an operator to offer online casino games to people in Australia. It does not make it an offence for individuals to play. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) enforces the Act against operators, and one of its tools is asking Australian internet providers to block the domains of offending sites.

When RocketPlay's current domain is blocked, Australians trying to visit it hit a dead end. The operator responds by publishing a new domain, which eventually gets blocked too, and the cycle repeats. That is the entire origin of rocketplay 5 through rocketplay 32 and beyond. It is worth knowing that the same mechanism can affect Fair Go or any other Curaçao-licensed casino that accepts Australians; none of them holds an Australian licence.

The danger: fake RocketPlay mirrors

Because players expect the address to change, they lower their guard about what the new address looks like. Scammers exploit this by registering domains that follow the same pattern, copying RocketPlay's branding and putting up a login or deposit form. Common outcomes:

  • Your email and password are captured and used on the genuine site to drain your balance or request withdrawals to a scammer's wallet.
  • Card details entered into a fake cashier are used for fraud.
  • Crypto sent to a "deposit address" on a fake mirror is simply gone.
  • A fake "exclusive mirror bonus" lures you into registering a new account that never pays.
Genuine mirrorLikely fake
Announced by RocketPlay support or by email from the casinoFound via search ad, forum post or messaging app
Same bonuses and terms as every other address"Only here" bonuses or bigger-than-usual offers
Your existing login worksAsks you to register again or "re-verify" card details on login
Padlock, correct branding, working support chatSecurity warnings, odd spelling, pushy chat agents

How to stay safe with RocketPlay mirrors

  1. Get the current address from RocketPlay support or from an email sent by the casino, never from a search result or a stranger.
  2. Check that your existing credentials work. A genuine mirror never needs a new registration.
  3. Never enter card or ID details on a login page.
  4. If you suspect you used a fake mirror, change your password on the genuine site immediately and contact your bank if card details were involved.
  5. Consider whether the hassle is worth it. If you are spending more time finding the casino than playing at it, a simpler option may suit you better.

Is rocketplay6.net a RocketPlay mirror?

No. This domain was once a RocketPlay-themed site and still receives visitors searching for "rocketplay 6". Today rocketplay6.net is an independent review and guide site. We do not host a RocketPlay login, we do not have your account details, and we have no connection to Dama N.V. We explain RocketPlay factually, and we recommend Fair Go to Australians because we think its terms suit them better. The full story is on our What is RocketPlay 6? page and in our editorial explanation.

The simpler alternative: one brand, one bookmark

Fair Go is not immune to ACMA action, since it too is a Curaçao-licensed casino without an Australian licence. But it has operated under a single brand since 2017, and if you ever have trouble reaching it, 24/7 live chat every day of the year will confirm the right address. Once you are in, the terms are the kind that make mirror-hunting feel pointless: $20 minimum deposit, 30x wagering on the WELCOME bonus redeemable five times, 25% to 30% cashback on busted deposits and 280+ SpinLogic pokies. See our RocketPlay alternatives page for the full case.

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If you notice you are hunting mirror after mirror to keep playing, that urgency is worth paying attention to. Take a break, set a deposit limit, and consider talking to Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858, free and confidential, 24/7. Online casinos are for adults aged 18 and over.

Frequently asked questions

They are numbered alternative domains for the same RocketPlay casino. Each new number is published after the previous address is blocked in Australia. Your account, balance and bonuses are the same on every genuine mirror, and no number offers anything different from another.

Because the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits operators from offering online casino games to Australians, and ACMA can ask internet providers to block the domains of sites that do. RocketPlay holds a Curaçao licence, not an Australian one, so its addresses are subject to blocking.

Get the address from RocketPlay support or an email from the casino, confirm your existing login works without re-registering, and check for the padlock and correct branding. Any mirror that offers an exclusive bonus or asks for card details at login is almost certainly fake.

No. rocketplay6.net is an independent review and guide site with no connection to RocketPlay or Dama N.V. It was once a RocketPlay-themed site, which is why the domain carries the name, but it now reviews RocketPlay independently and recommends Fair Go to Australian players.

Fair Go has operated under one brand since 2017 rather than a numbered sequence, but as a Curaçao-licensed casino with no Australian licence it is subject to the same ACMA powers. If you ever have trouble reaching it, its 24/7 live chat can confirm the correct address.

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