Where is High 5 Casino located? Run the search on most sweepstakes casinos and the trail eventually points to Malta or some other offshore registration. High 5 Casino breaks that pattern: its operating entity is a New Jersey LLC with a real street address, and the studio behind its games sits in the same building.
The Operating Entity: Mahwah, New Jersey
High 5 Casino is run by High 5 Entertainment LLC, registered at 1200 MacArthur Blvd, Suite 240, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430. The Better Business Bureau carries a file for High 5 Entertainment LLC at that exact address, opened in September 2018, listing “High 5 Casino” and “Lucky Bits Vegas” as alternate trade names run through the same entity. That is one company, one address, operating under more than one consumer-facing brand.
Two entities, one building: High 5 Entertainment LLC runs the sweepstakes casino. High 5 Games, LLC — the slot studio founded in 1995 that built the game library High 5 Casino runs on — is headquartered at the same Mahwah address. They are not the same legal entity, but they share ownership, a brand, and a physical location, which is why High 5 Casino’s games carry the same production values as titles found on regulated casino floors.
The Malta License Belongs to a Different Job
High 5 Games, LLC holds Malta Gaming Authority license MGA/B2B/545/2018, a critical-gaming-supply license. That license lets High 5 Games sell and license its slot content to other regulated operators around the world — it is a supplier license, not a license to run a US-facing gambling or sweepstakes site. Seeing “Malta Gaming Authority” attached to the High 5 name is easy to misread as coverage for High 5 Casino itself; it is not. No part of High 5 Entertainment LLC’s sweepstakes operation is licensed by Malta, and no US state gaming commission licenses High 5 Casino as a casino either — its US legal basis is the sweepstakes promotion exemption, the same framework Chumba, McLuck, and WOW Vegas rely on.
What the Location Actually Means for Players
- A findable US address is a real signal, but it is a corporate-transparency signal, not a gambling license — High 5 Entertainment LLC is not regulated as a casino operator by New Jersey or any other state.
- The Malta license covers content supply, not the sweepstakes promotion players actually use, so it should not be read as licensing High 5 Casino to operate.
- Dispute resolution still runs through sweepstakes rules and BBB channels, not a state gaming board’s complaint process, since no gambling license sits behind the site.