Mr Jack Vegas sister sites: 5 others on shared terms

Mr Jack Vegas's £10 welcome, worked through: your deposit unlocks 50 free spins, all on one Big Bass slot. Say they land £8. You'd need to stake £80 within 7 days of getting them, and only £5 of the result could ever reach your real-money balance.

Site	Welcome offer	Wagering, in pounds	Deposit from	Withdrawals, once approved	Licence
Mr Jack Vegas	50 free spins on Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe	10x the spin winnings within 7 days, so £8 needs £80. Up to £5 converts	£10, but not by Skrill or Neteller	1 business day of processing, then 1-7 business days by method, minus 1% up to £3	ProgressPlay Limited, 039335-R-319313-021, Active
Mr Mobi	200% up to £20	10x the bonus within 30 days: £20 needs £200	£10	Same method table as Mr Jack Vegas	Same account, White Label domain
Mr Rex	50% up to £100	10x the bonus within 30 days: £100 needs £1,000	£10, or £20 for its wheel and Mystery Box spin offers	Same method table as Mr Jack Vegas	Same account, White Label domain
Mr Slot	100% up to £25, plus 40 spins on Sweet Burst	10x: a £25 bonus needs £250 within 30 days. Spin wins convert up to £4	£10	1% fee up to £3 under the shared terms	Same account, White Label domain
Mr SuperPlay	150% up to £50, plus 15 spins on Zeus vs Hades - Gods of War	10x: £20 earns £30, which needs £300 within 30 days	£10	1% fee up to £3 under the shared terms	Same account, White Label domain
Vegas Paradise	100% up to £50	10x the bonus within 30 days: £50 needs £500	£10	1% fee up to £3 under the shared terms	Same account, White Label domain

Offers as of 1 October 2026, while all 6 sat on one Active licence. The minimum deposit is £10 at every one of them, so there's no no-deposit start on offer.

• If a small wagering bill matters most: Mr Jack Vegas, 10x on spin winnings only. You can't take more than £5 from those spins, though.
• If the biggest top-up on £10 matters most: Mr Mobi, which adds £20 at 200%. Clearing it takes £200 in bets at 10x, over 30 days.
• If you'd like a sportsbook too: Mr Rex, alone among the 6 in showing a Sports tab. Its match is only 50%, so you'd pay in £200 for the full £100 and then have to stake £1,000 to clear it.

How does the Mr Jack Vegas welcome work?

You'll get the 50 spins with your first payment of £10 or above, made by anything except Skrill or Neteller. Only newcomers who've turned 18 can claim them.

Each bet comes out of your real-money balance first, and only bets made with bonus money count towards the 10x. A lucky run doesn't lift the £5 ceiling, so spin wins of £40 would mean £400 of bets for that same £5. Ask for a withdrawal mid-wagering and every active bonus is voided, so finish the wagering first unless you're happy to lose the bonus.

What offers follow the welcome?

Mr Jack Vegas was founded in 2017, and its menu splits into slots, casino games, jackpot games, live games and scratchcards. On 1 October 2026, these 3 were among the offers its promotions page held for players who'd already deposited:

• A reload worth 30%, capped at £90, claimable with a promo code up to 5 times a calendar month. Getting the full £90 means paying in £300, then staking £900 in the 2 days that follow.
• 30 free spins on Fire Blaze: Red Wizard, which you can claim up to 5 times in October 2026. Their winnings carry 10x wagering, and that's due inside 2 days.
• A slots leaderboard splitting £1,000 between 50 players, running 25 to 31 October 2026. Every £1 you stake earns a point, and the top prize is £150 in cash.

That 2-day window is tight. The reload's 10x matches the welcome's multiple, but you'd get 5 fewer days to meet it than the welcome spins allow.

Its Rewards Programme gives you points for missions, such as trying a new game or claiming a bonus. You'll climb levels and collect badges as you play, and the points buy free spins, deposit bonuses or cashback in a Rewards Store.

How long do Mr Jack Vegas withdrawals take?

ProgressPlay spends 1 business day processing each request, whatever the method, and how long the money then takes depends on where it's going. Mastercard can't receive withdrawals. Card payouts need a Visa.

Method	Paying in	Getting paid, after that business day
Debit card	Visa or Mastercard, debit, virtual or prepaid. No credit cards for UK gambling	3-7 business days
PayPal	UK and Ireland customers only	3-7 business days
Skrill or Neteller	£20 to £5,000 a deposit, with no bonuses on these deposits	1 business day
Instant Bank Payment	From £20	1 business day, through Truelayer
Apple Pay	Safari or a compatible Apple device	3 business days
Payz	From £20	3 business days
Paysafecard	£10 to £700	3 business days
PayviaPhone	From £10, less a 15% fee	Can't receive withdrawals

Each withdrawal loses 1% to a fee capped at £3, so that's £1 on £100 and the full £3 on anything from £300 up. PayviaPhone is the costly way in. A £10 deposit there lands as £8.50 once the 15% fee comes off.

Most payouts are identified as Babaloo Limited / ProgressPlay Ltd, which helps you spot them on a bank or card statement once they've cleared. A balance below the minimum withdrawal isn't stuck, because Customer Support can pay out the whole amount once you contact them.

How do the sister sites' welcomes compare?

Mr Mobi

At Mr Mobi the match is 200%, so a £10 opening deposit already earns the full £20 bonus and leaves you £30 to play with. That's £200 of bonus-funded bets over 30 days at 10x. Blackjack only counts 10%, so if you're clearing it on blackjack alone, that £200 becomes £2,000 of stakes.

Mr Mobi was founded in 2016. Its footer carries the same operator and account as Mr Jack Vegas's, ProgressPlay Limited and 39335. Withdrawal methods and payout times match Mr Jack Vegas's line for line.

Mr Rex

Mr Rex opens on Casino, Sports, Live and Bingo tabs, where the other 5 lead with slots and jackpot games. The shared terms let you claim 1 sport welcome across the network as well as 5 casino ones. Founded in 2021, it's the youngest brand here.

New players get 50% on their opening deposit from £10 upward, and the bonus, capped at £100, carries 10x over a 30-day window. A £20 deposit, for instance, brings £10 and a £100 wagering bill.

3 of its weekly spin offers need a promo code and a deposit from £20, and whatever they win faces 10x wagering inside 7 days:

• Midweek Wheel of Prizes, on Wednesdays, for 5 to 500 spins.
• Mystery Box, once a day from Monday to Thursday, holding between 25 and 100 spins.
• Weekend Wheel of Spins, once a day from Friday to Sunday, with prizes of 5 to 500 spins.

Mr Slot

Mr Slot matches 100% of your opening deposit, to a £25 bonus carrying 10x wagering, and throws in 40 Sweet Burst spins. You'll need £10 at minimum. Paying in £25 gets the whole bonus, and at 10x that means staking £250 over 30 days. The spins run on a 7-day clock, and their winnings convert up to £4.

Mr Slot was founded in 2016 too. You'll find its own sister list on a separate Mr Slot page, which looks at the account from Mr Slot's side.

Mr SuperPlay

Mr SuperPlay's 150% match tops out at a £50 bonus, needs at least £10, and adds 15 spins on Zeus vs Hades - Gods of War. On £20 the bonus is £30, so you'd owe £300 of bets, while about £34 reaches the £50 cap and £500 of wagering.

Spin wins here convert up to £1.50, below both Mr Slot's £4 and Mr Jack Vegas's £5. Bonus money gets 30 days, the spins 7. It shares Mr Jack Vegas's founding year, 2017.

Vegas Paradise

Vegas Paradise is the oldest brand here. It was founded in 2012, 5 years before Mr Jack Vegas. Its welcome is a straight 100% match to £50, from £10.

Pay in £50 and you'd hold £100. Clearing 10x the bonus then takes £500 of stakes across 30 days. If you'd rather skip game-specific spins, it's the only 100% match of the 6 with no spins attached.

Which rules bind every ProgressPlay casino on the account?

With that shared 1.2.17 version, you're signing up to one rulebook wherever you join. The rule underneath is the "Company Network", which those terms define as the Gambling Commission's official list of the company's own sites. Mr Jack Vegas's offer banner even links the word "network" to that list, so its line about a 5-brand limit covers the whole account. That rulebook binds you in 5 ways.

• Welcome bonuses stop at 5 casino and 1 sport for each player, across every site on the list.
• Match bonuses convert up to 1 time the bonus at all 5 sisters, so a £20 bonus can't become more than £20 of real money.
• Table games count 10% towards wagering, and video poker 5%.
• Slot stakes top out at £5 per spin once you're 25, and at £2 per spin if you're 18 to 24.
• Your balance sits in a separate bank account, yet the terms say it isn't protected in an insolvency.

On 1 October 2026 that list ran to 192 domains, of which 95 were White Label, 20 were Active and 77 were Inactive. So 115 are current. Mr Jack Vegas, Monster Casino and JeffBet are among those current addresses. With that many on one list, the 5-welcome cap bites long before you'd run out of sites like Mr Jack Vegas to join.

What is ProgressPlay's regulator record?

On 9 May 2025, ProgressPlay was handed a £1,000,000 penalty, with a formal warning and an extra condition attached to its licence. It had breached licence conditions 12.1.1 and 12.1.2 on anti-money-laundering, along with social responsibility code 3.4.3, which deals with customer interaction.

The condition gave ProgressPlay 6 months from the review's close to get an outside audit of its controls on money laundering and social responsibility. One licence covers all 6 brands. So the action sits behind each site you'd compare here.

How do you take a complaint beyond ProgressPlay?

Section P of the terms sets out the steps, starting with an email to the complaints address printed there:

1. Lodge it within 6 months, counting from the problem itself.
2. Look for a reply confirming receipt inside 24 hours.
3. Give ProgressPlay up to 8 weeks to issue its final decision, and that letter explains how to escalate.
4. Take anything still unresolved to eCOGRA, which the terms appoint as adjudicator, at no cost to you.

How do you set limits, time-outs or self-exclusion?

Before any deposit, put caps on what you pay in, stake and lose, choosing a daily, weekly or monthly period. Under the terms, a cut to a limit applies at once and an increase won't count for 24 hours. The Play Responsibly page, though, puts any change on a 24-hour delay. Either way, limits cover every account you hold on the network.

Reality checks show how long you've played in a session and stop play at your chosen time until you acknowledge them. If you'd rather step away for a while without closing anything, a time-out lasts as long as 42 days.

A self-exclusion here can't run under 6 months. When it ends, it'll stay in force until you take positive action, and there's a 1-day cooling-off period after that. The terms also won't admit a player who's already self-excluded elsewhere on the network. That clause also turns away anyone under 18 or registered with GAMSTOP.

GAMSTOP is free. Its block covers every site that holds a GB licence, with 6 months the shortest term you can pick and 5 years the longest. Once that ends, GAMSTOP keeps you excluded until you contact it, which can stretch a further 7 years. Mr Jack Vegas still displays a BeGambleAware badge, even though GambleAware's operations stopped on 31 March 2026.

Phone 0808 8020 133, or WhatsApp it, and you'll be through to the National Gambling Helpline, a service GamCare operates. Advisers are there 24/7, and GamCare's website has live chat as well.