Quick answers to the questions our members ask most often. Can't find what you're looking for? Our support team is always ready to assist.
General Questions
Absolutely. Every game, feature, and community tool on LondonRoyalHouse is completely free. There are no subscription fees, no purchase options, and no hidden charges. We are funded by our love of great entertainment — full stop.
No account is required. Simply visit the site, confirm your age, and jump straight into any of our three signature games. Your virtual coin balance and game progress are saved automatically in your browser's local storage.
While LondonRoyalHouse uses no real money, our games are based on the mechanics of classic card and table games traditionally associated with adult entertainment. We apply the same age standard responsibly to ensure our platform is used only by mature audiences who can fully appreciate the entertainment context.
Yes. LondonRoyalHouse is fully responsive and designed to deliver an excellent experience on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop screens. We recommend using any modern browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge — for the best performance.
Virtual Coins & Games
Virtual coins are the in-platform currency used exclusively for entertainment within LondonRoyalHouse. They are a score-keeping mechanism — like points in any game — and have absolutely no monetary value. They cannot be exchanged for real money, prizes, goods, or services of any kind.
Each game automatically replenishes your coin balance if it drops too low. You will never be unable to play due to a low coin count. This top-up is instant, automatic, and completely free.
Your coin balances and game statistics are saved in your browser's localStorage. This means they persist between visits as long as you use the same browser on the same device. Clearing your browser data or switching devices will reset your balance to the starting amount.
Yes. Our games use standard random number generation to simulate realistic card draws, wheel spins, and dealer hands. Since there is no real money involved, results are purely for entertainment. Royal Video Poker uses a standard 52-card deck, Crown Roulette uses a standard European single-zero wheel, and King's Blackjack follows classic rules.
