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Where to Play Moonlight Princess

Moonlight Princess launched at Stake on 19 October 2026 and is listed as Only on Stake. Here's what that means, what to check before you sign up, and how to avoid copies.

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Stake: where the game launched

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Stake Casino

The launch home of Moonlight Princess, running it at a 98.00% RTP.

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Play at Stake

Operator
Medium Rare N.V.
Game status
Only on Stake, released 19 October 2026
RTP
98.00%, listed under Enhanced RTP
Demo
Yes, on the game page
Payments
Crypto such as Bitcoin, plus selected local currencies
Licence
Shown in the footer of the Stake site

Will it come to other casinos?

Possibly. Unlike studios that build only for Stake, Pragmatic Play normally releases its slots at hundreds of casinos, and some Pragmatic games start as Stake exclusives before a wider release. Neither Stake nor Pragmatic has announced a date for Moonlight Princess.

If it does appear elsewhere, check two things in the game's rules: the RTP, because other casinos may run a lower version than Stake's 98.00%, and the name of the provider.

What to check before you sign up

  1. Your country

    Stake blocks some countries. If it shows a notice saying it isn't available where you are, don't try to get around it.

  2. Your age

    You must be 18, or older if your local law says so. Expect identity and age checks.

  3. The licence

    Scroll to the footer and read who operates the site and which licence it holds.

  4. Bonus terms

    If you take a welcome offer, check the wagering rules and any maximum bet while wagering.

  5. Limits

    Set deposit and loss limits in your account before your first session.

How to spot a copy

Moonlight Princess lobby tile: the smiling princess with golden hair and a gold crown makes a V sign above the words Moonlight Princess, Pragmatic Play.
The official lobby tile at Stake.

Several older slots have similar names, such as Play'n GO's Moon Princess and its sequels. They're different games with different rules.

  • The real game is called Moonlight Princess and the provider is Pragmatic Play.
  • Its lobby tile shows the smiling princess in a gold crown making a V sign, like the one here.
  • It has a 6×5 grid, winged multiplier hearts and a winged cat holding the total multiplier in free spins.
  • Its rules list a 98.00% RTP at Stake and a 5,000x max win.

If any of these don't match, you're probably looking at a different game.

Getting started at Stake

  1. Open Stake and create an account. Use your real details, as Stake may verify them.
  2. Set your limits in the account settings before you deposit.
  3. Deposit with crypto or one of the local currency options shown for your country.
  4. Find Moonlight Princess under Only on Stake, New Releases or Enhanced RTP.
  5. Start with the demo, then pick a small bet for your first real spins.