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Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer

Top Mr Vegas sister sites to try

You’ve come to us looking for Mr Vegas sister sites, but when it comes to the Videoslots Limited casino network, it’s not so much a case of Mr Vegas sister sites as it is a case of “Mr Vegas sister site.” There’s only one, and it’s the flagship site of the network. Being the flagship of a casino network that only has two casinos on it isn’t a huge accolade, but it’s an accolade nonetheless. If you’re planning to move on from Mr Vegas to Video Slots, though, don’t expect too much of an upgrade. The two casinos are broadly similar in terms of their designs and the content that they offer. We suspect that the operator used the same template to put both iGaming sites together, and it’s a template that’s become rather old by modern standards.

If you’re a newer or younger player, you might think that Video Slots isn’t an especially original name for an iGaming site. It’s a fair enough criticism to make. Our response is that the term “video slots” wasn’t in common parlance when Video Slots launched. Yes, it looks old, but that’s because it is. That doesn’t mean it should be overlooked. There’s way more at Video Slots than initially meets the eye, including a whole sports betting area that even some of the casino’s most regular players don’t realise is there. Video Slots would benefit enormously from a revamp and a new look, but then again, so would Mr Vegas. We’re not sure why no other Mr Vegas sister sites have been added to the roster as the years have gone by, but perhaps Videoslots Limited is satisfied with the performance of the two casinos it already has and doesn’t see a need to add any more.

Mr Vegas operator – Videoslots Limited

Videoslots Limited is based in Malta. It doesn’t have a UK office (or if we’re honest, much of a UK presence), and that makes it a difficult operator to get to know. Finding information about Videoslots Limited is made that much harder by the fact that it doesn’t operate a website about itself. There isn’t much of a line drawn between Videoslots Limited as an operator and Video Slots as the flagship casino site that it operates. We do know that Malta hasn’t always been the company’s base of operations, though. It was founded in Sweden in 2011 and probably relocated to Malta for the same reason that a lot of UK-based casino operators end up relocating to Malta – it’s far cheaper to operate an iGaming business from there for tax purposes. The company’s casinos have been available in the UK since 2011 and have looked pretty much the same ever since the day they arrived.

While Videoslots Limited tries to keep as much beneath its metaphorical hat as it possibly can, it occasionally lets little nuggets of information slip. In mid-2023, for example, the company was attempting to recruit a new Payments & Risk Analyst, and in doing so, provided some information about the company in the job listing. From that listing, we know that Videoslots Limited has partnerships with more than 180 game providers and has access to a platform of over nine thousand games. We don’t get the impression that all nine thousand of those games are available at Video Slots and Mr Vegas, but the casinos are so hard to navigate that we can’t entirely rule the idea out either. The same posting listed Video Slots as the world’s biggest online casino, but that’s a definite case of hyperbole outpacing reality.

Mr Vegas review

Mr Vegas Welcome Bonuses

The dated nature of the Mr Vegas homepage makes it harder to spot promotions than it probably should be, which is a shame because the welcome promotion at the casino isn’t a bad one. New players can claim a one hundred per cent matched deposit all the way up to a maximum of £200 when they make their first deposit. The only string attached to the promotion is that it comes with an x35 wagering requirement, which is smack bang average when it comes to wagering requirements at UK-facing casinos. Make sure you’ve registered for the bonus by visiting the “my bonuses” section of your profile after logging in for the first time.

Aside from receiving the promotion described above, new players automatically also receive the curiously specific sum of eleven free spins on Thunderkick’s Pink Elephants 2 slots game when they make their first deposit. That isn’t many spins, so players can’t have any grand expectations about winning big from it, but anything they do win is delivered free of any wagering requirements. As such, it can be withdrawn as cash immediately.

Other Promotions

One of the biggest things to remember when you’re playing at Mr Vegas is that there’s considerably more to the casino than meets the eye. Look across the horizontal row of options beneath the banner on the homepage, and you’ll see there are a few more promotions to play with other than the welcome offer. The first of them is the Rainbow Fridays promotion, which offers players the chance to win up to £300 every week on Fridays. It’s a guaranteed bonus for all players, with the sum paid relative to the number of bets during the week prior. You can keep track of how much is due to you under the “Rainbow Treasure” tab in your account. All Rainbow Fridays bonus sums are delivered without any wagering requirements.

Any spin you play on any of the slots games at Mr Vegas might win you a spin of the Wheel of Vegas, which is a wheel of fortune bonus and is available to all players. If you’ve won a spin, you’ll find it in the “My Prizes” section of your player account. The wheel isn’t guaranteed to deliver a prize, but if it does, it will be one of three jackpots. The top jackpot is often worth more than £10,000.

The third ongoing promotion at Mr Vegas is a little harder to explain but comes with a sociable aspect. Through the Mr Vegas Encore Lobby, players at the casino can interact with each other and take part in group challenges, which can deliver free spins, cash prizes, and even tickets to real-world events.

Top Games at Mr Vegas

We’ve made it more than clear that Mr Vegas has hidden depths, and that statement remains true of the catalogue of casino games available at the site. Aside from all the slots, Mr Vegas has a live casino section and even a sportsbook. Slots are the site’s main order of business, though, and these were the three most popular slots at Mr Vegas at the time we visited the casino and wrote this review.

Big Bass Splash: Whatever Reel Kingdom does as a provider and developer between now and the end of time, it will always be best known for its Big Bass Bonanza series of slots. The series only began with the release of the original in 2020, but it’s already considered iconic. Big Bass Splash is a 2022 addition to the franchise and comes with high volatility and 95.67% RTP. It turns up the gentle fishing-themed action of the original to a cartoonish degree, introducing bazookas and dynamite as means of landing cash fish in your boat. It’s silly, but it’s fun, and it’s enormously popular.

Gates of Olympus: Pragmatic Play does its best work when it uses big themes, and the theme of Gates of Olympus is the gods of ancient Greece. Themes don’t come much bigger than that, so it’s no surprise to find out that this massive 6*5 slots game is full of bonus features and uses a “pay anywhere” system to provide wins even when your symbols don’t line up in a conventional way. The use of avalanche wins means that no two spins are the same, and you don’t even necessarily need to spin the reels to win anything, and random multipliers can deliver spot prizes of up to x500 against your stake at any time. RTP in Gates of Olympus is 95.51%, and volatility is high.

Sugar Rush: Pragmatic Play slots clearly go down well with players at Mr Vegas (or whoever curates Mr Vegas’ top slots selection) because Sugar Rush is another one from the hugely popular provider. It’s full of sweet treats of the kind that might give you toothache, but the cluster pays system could deliver enormous wins even when your lines are more like heaps, and that might be even sweeter. Sugar Rush offers a combination of 95.5% RTP and high volatility and is played on a colossal 7*7 grid. Every time a player lands on a winner, the in-play multiplier doubles up to a maximum of x128 per spin. The multiplier doesn’t re-set on non-winning spins during free spins, so that’s where the bulk of your winnings will come from if you’re lucky.

Customer Support and Licensing

There isn’t a number to call to speak to the customer support team at Mr Vegas, but you can have the team call you by clicking the “phone” option in the top-right corner of the casino’s homepage. You’ll also find the link for live chat support in the same place, or send an email to support@mrvegas.com. The UK Gambling Commission licence that covers Mr Vegas is number 39380 and is held by Videoslots Limited. The licence is clean at the time of writing, with no fines, suspensions or other sanctions on the company’s record.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Oh dear. This is where it all goes wrong for Mr Vegas in the context of this review. There are no payment provider logos in the footer of the casino’s website, which is unusual, but not a deal-breaker so long as the casino has either a banking page or an entry in its FAQ dealing with deposit and withdrawal policy. It’s with regret that we have to tell you that Mr Vegas has neither of those things. We’ve even opened the casino’s full terms and conditions and read them, and there’s nothing in there about approved deposit or withdrawal methods, either. That means we’re unable to tell you which methods may or may not be approved for withdrawal at this casino, nor how long it might take for money to turn up in your account after you’ve asked for it. In this day and age, that’s absolutely unacceptable.

Final Thoughts on Mr Vegas

Metaphorically speaking, Mr Vegas has fallen at the final hurdle in this review. We were prepared to forgive the casino for looking ten years behind the times because it has so many strengths in other areas. The casino’s range of games is great. We like the carefully-chosen set of bonuses, including the generous welcome promotion. The quality of customer care available appears to be good. By not publishing banking information, though, Mr Vegas is asking players to sign up without any clue about how they can conduct transactions with the casino or how long it might take to process those transactions. Mr Vegas is well overdue for a new look anyway – perhaps it could be given a banking page as part of that new look. If that happened, we’d feel a lot more comfortable about suggesting that it’s fine for players to play here.

Mr Vegas player reviews: what users say

Public feedback on Mr Vegas runs mostly critical. The summary reflects 5 player reviews we collected.

The dominant complaint is slow withdrawals: reviewers report winnings held several weeks via PayPal. Verification demands draw anger, with documents said to be rejected repeatedly before payout. Bingo-chat regulars add gripes about moderation and chat-game fairness. Fans rate the slots library highly. Loyal players report good treatment. Notably, disputed sums reach £125000.

Mr Vegas holds a UK Gambling Commission licence and its games are independently RNG-tested, so complaints alleging unfair results reflect individual experiences rather than verified findings.

Sources: player reviews on Trustpilot and other public review platforms. Summary compiled by Sister Sites UK; last reviewed June 2026.