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EGame to EStar: What Changed?

EGame is now EStar according to a published platform notice. Learn what the change confirms, how existing access is handled, and CitySpin's current coverage.

Quick Answer

Check My Casino's published notice identifies EStar as the new name associated with EGame; Whale Sweepstakes also describes it as the replacement for EGame / X Game. Your original account issuer must confirm updated access, and EStar is not currently listed as a supported CitySpin platform at this review.

EGame to EStar platform name change guide

At a Glance

Difficulty
Beginner
Reading Time
4 min
Category
Platform Migrations
Last Reviewed
Estimated Completion Time
5 min

Main Guide

What changed from EGame to EStar?

The two reviewed publications connect the older EGame name with EStar. Check My Casino presents this as part of a platform upgrade notice, while Whale Sweepstakes describes the newer system in its distributor catalog. Together they support the name relationship; they do not explain a sale, merger or change of legal ownership.

Former nameCurrent name
EGameEStar

Why EGame, X Game and Estar still appear in searches

An older bookmark or message may still use EGame. The distributor also mentions X Game, and spells the newer name Estar. These variations help explain search results, but matching a name does not show that a result accepts your account. Keep the original username and the website address you actually used when asking for help.

Neither reviewed page gives an effective date for every account's move. September 17, 2026 is this guide's review date. It should not be read as the platform's launch date or a deadline for customers.

Current EStar information and CitySpin coverage

Whale Sweepstakes lists slots and fish-style games in its EStar product description. That describes the distributor's offering; it does not prove that every title, paytable, promotion or feature from the older system has carried over. Review the menu and help pages attached to the account your issuer supplies.

What to ask the issuer of an existing account

  1. Locate the original account record

    Use an existing conversation, receipt or saved account page to identify the service that issued your game username.

  2. Request current access instructions

    Ask whether your account needs a new destination or replacement credentials. The notice directs customers to their agent for this information.

  3. Check records separately

    Ask the issuer to explain any remaining balance, open transaction or bonus condition. The name change alone does not confirm that these records have moved.

Verify agent and social contact details

A social profile using the new logo or name is not enough to identify your existing agent. Confirm a changed contact through the conversation or account service you already know. Ask that service to confirm the destination before entering a game password; do not send passwords or verification codes in a public comment.

This guide does not designate an official EStar social profile or a universal player login URL. CitySpin support can explain CitySpin records, but it cannot inspect an account issued by another service.

Frequently asked questions

Is EStar the replacement name for EGame?

Yes, according to Check My Casino's published notice and Whale Sweepstakes' product description. The distributor also refers to the older EGame / X Game names.

Will my old EGame password work?

The announcement does not confirm password compatibility. Ask the service that issued your account for the current destination and any replacement credentials.

Can I activate EStar through CitySpin?

EStar is not currently in CitySpin's supported platform list at the September 17, 2026 review. This editorial guide does not enable it.

Have all EGame games and balances moved?

No universal transfer is established by the sources. The game menu and account records need confirmation from your original issuer.

Sources & References

Version 1.0

  1. Check My Casino: published platform upgrade noticeCheck My Casino

    Names the transitions and directs existing customers to their agent for updated access. The notice does not supply an effective migration date.

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  2. Whale Sweepstakes: EStar product descriptionWhale Sweepstakes

    A distributor's description corroborating the replacement name and listing game categories. Its offering does not establish CitySpin availability or an individual account's migration.

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  3. CitySpin Getting StartedCitySpin

    CitySpin account workflows are separate from a platform publisher's name-change announcement.

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Author: CitySpin Editorial Team, Player education and documentation. Reviewed by CitySpin Editorial Review Team, Editorial accuracy review. Last reviewed 2026-09-17. Version 1.0. Next review 2026-10-17.

Summary

EStar is the successor name connected to EGame in the reviewed notice and distributor description. Existing players should confirm access and records with their original issuer. CitySpin currently has no supported EStar listing; its category guides and account support have a separate scope.