Mr Vegas sister sites: 2 other brands on its licence
Mr Vegas has two UK sister sites, Videoslots and Mega Riches. One Malta company, Videoslots Limited, runs all three for British players. Videoslots, the group's first brand, is the closest match and adds Battle of Slots tournaments. Mega Riches leans on jackpot slots and adds a weekly no-wagering WinBooster. One GamStop registration blocks all three. Two lookalikes, Mr Jack Vegas and Mr Vegas Casino at mrvegascasino.com, aren't Mr Vegas sister sites: both sit under a different licensee, ProgressPlay Limited.
Who owns Mr Vegas, and which companies run it?
Mr Vegas (mrvegas.com) is operated by a dual-entity corporate structure: Videoslots Limited (Malta company number C49090) holds the UK Remote Operating Licence under UKGC account 39380. Outside the UK, the site's footer names a second Malta company, Mr Vegas Limited (C93203), as operator under a Maltese licence. In a 9 December 2024 announcement, Videoslots took the name Immense Group and introduced Immense Group AB, a newly formed holding company in Stockholm. Videoslots Limited and Mr Vegas Limited give the same registered address: The Space, Level 2 & 3, Alfred Craig Street, Pieta, PTA 1320, Malta.
What are the Mr Vegas sister sites?
Mr Vegas sister sites are online casino and sports betting brands operated by Videoslots Limited under UKGC licence account 39380. All UK-facing brands share GamStop enrolment and IBAS dispute access. Videoslots Limited administers UK accounts and handles their deposits and withdrawals at all three.
A similar web address, mrvegascasino.com, is listed under a different licensee, ProgressPlay Limited, so it isn't one of the Mr Vegas sister sites. The section on ProgressPlay below sets out its register status.
Which brands share the Mr Vegas UK licence?
Videoslots Limited's account 39380 lists four web addresses for three brands, with an Active status for each on 29 September 2026. They are mrvegas.com, megariches.com, videoslots.com and videoslots.co.uk. That makes Videoslots and Mega Riches the two mr vegas sister sites open to UK players. Brands the group runs outside the UK come later on the page.
On 29 September 2026, all three UK sites used the same menu: Casino, Live casino, Jackpots, Sports, Live Sports, Arcade and Bingo. Their UK terms also rule out funding an account with a credit card.
| Brand | Specialty | Welcome Bonus | Wagering | Min Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Videoslots | Flagship — 10,000+ games, Battle of Slots | 100% up to £50 + 11 wager-free spins | 10x the deposit, within 60 days | £10 |
| Mega Riches | Newest brand, jackpot slots | 100% up to £25 + 50 wager-free spins | 10x the deposit, within 60 days | £10 |
Each of the three welcome bonuses is limited to newly registered players aged 18 or over. If you want the bonus, activate it under My Bonuses no later than 30 days after the first deposit. A withdrawal forfeits any part of it not yet paid out. Mega Riches also requires opt-in and completed verification. There, a real-money bet placed before activation forfeits the bonus, and a withdrawal forfeits unused welcome spins too. Bonus terms change often, so check them on the operator's site before you deposit.
Mr Vegas and Videoslots had identical UK welcome offers on 29 September 2026. A first deposit of £10 or more earns a 100% bonus up to £50. Wagering is 10 times the deposit, completed within 60 days, and the bonus is released in 10% steps. Only casino games count, progressive jackpots are excluded, and each bet is limited to £20 or half the bonus, whichever is lower. Each brand adds 11 wager-free spins, which need a deposit within 24 hours of registration, activation within 7 days and use within 24 hours. Mega Riches matches 100% of a first deposit up to £25, with the same 10x deposit wagering over 60 days. Table and live games do not count there, and bets are capped at £2. Its 50 wager-free spins must be activated within 7 days and used within 24 hours. On a £25 deposit, all three need £250 in stakes for a £25 bonus. The differences are the ceiling, the spins, the eligible games and the bet caps.
Videoslots
Videoslots is the group's first brand, founded in 2011, and Mr Vegas followed in 2020. Immense puts the Videoslots game library at 10,000 titles and counting. Its Battle of Slots lobby runs multiplayer slot tournaments. Normal battles carry a buy-in, and freerolls are open to players who meet a deposit and XP threshold.
The UK welcome offer is identical to Mr Vegas's, except that its 11 wager-free spins run on Starburst rather than Pink Elephants 2.
Both brands take sports bets as well. The Malta Gaming Authority names Altenar Software Limited as the approved betting supplier on the Videoslots Limited licence.
Mega Riches
Launched in 2024, Mega Riches is the newest of the three UK sites. Immense pitches it at players after big wins on jackpot slots and high-volatility games. Its 10x wagering on the deposit matches the UK terms at Videoslots and Mr Vegas. What sets it apart is 50 free spins on Ancient Fortunes Poseidon Megaways, with no wagering on the winnings.

The WinBooster is a weekly no-wagering payment worked out from your total bets and each game's theoretical RTP. It arrives every Friday, a week in arrears, capped at £300 for any one day. You need at least one deposit on record, and no WinBooster builds up while a bonus or promotion is running, the welcome bonus included. Any value under £0.50 is forfeited, not paid. The Wheel of Riches holds three jackpots, Mega, Major and Mini, and every fifth XP level earns a spin.
Immense group brands without a UK account
Immense's announcement of 9 December 2024 lists five consumer brands: Videoslots, Mr Vegas, Kungaslottet, Mega Riches and DBET. Its brands page also lists Mega Fortune. On 29 September 2026, no Kungaslottet, DBET or Mega Fortune address was on any UK register account.
Kungaslottet, whose name means the King's Castle, is the group's first pay and play casino and was first marketed in Sweden and Finland. DBET is a sports betting brand launched in August 2024 for Swedish users, and Mega Fortune is also aimed at Swedish users.
How long do Mr Vegas withdrawals and ID checks take?
According to all three sites' UK terms, Videoslots tries to clear withdrawals inside 48 hours once your documents are accepted, though it gives no guarantee. At Mr Vegas, winnings other than progressive jackpots return to your original payment method up to £30,000, while bigger amounts are sent by bank transfer. Progressive jackpots have their own clock: at £50,000 or more, processing can stretch to 30 working days, counted from the moment you win.
Mr Vegas's UK terms say your identity is checked when you register, electronically where possible. If that fails, you'll need to send a document, for example your passport or driving licence. Source of funds or source of wealth papers, such as bank statements, can also be requested. Once your transactions pass €2,000, further checks may follow.
Bank wire withdrawals are free at Mr Vegas however often you use them. Other withdrawals can carry an administrative charge, for instance a second one within 7 days, and any fee shows before you confirm. Below £20, ask support first, or a 3.95% processing fee may apply. Up to 3.95% can also be charged on a deposit withdrawn without being wagered. Videoslots' UK terms carry the same 3.95% and 7-day clauses.
What does Videoslots' licence history show?
Videoslots Limited holds UKGC Remote Operating Licence account 39380, confirmed on the Gambling Commission public register. According to the Mr Vegas terms, Mr Vegas Ltd holds MGA/CRP/258/2014/01, dated 19 May 2020. The Malta Gaming Authority register, though, lists MGA/CRP/258/2014 under Videoslots Limited, with only videoslots.com and videoslots.co.uk as its websites. Videoslots' own footer gives the same number for Videoslots Limited.
The Gambling Commission has acted against Videoslots Limited three times, in 2018, 2023 and 2025. The Commission's 2023 and 2025 notices both name mrvegas.com among the company's sites.
The Commission's actions against Videoslots Limited, newest first:
The latest decision is dated 30 October 2025 and was announced on 20 November 2025. It brought a £650,000 penalty, a formal warning and one more condition on the licence. The anti-money laundering breaches (licence condition 12.1.1) and customer interaction failings (code 3.4.3) date from October 2023 to February 2024. In one case, a customer funded an account with over £75,000 of pre-paid digital vouchers within 16 days. The automated AML risk score didn't trigger a timely source-of-funds request. The company must also undergo a third-party audit, and the Commission notes it co-operated and acted at once to fix the issues.
A settlement announced on 15 June 2023 had Videoslots Limited hand over £2 million, all of it directed to socially responsible causes. The failings included late or weak responsible gambling reviews, customers showing signs of harm who kept gambling heavily, and slow AML reviews and source-of-funds requests.
The earliest action, from 29 November 2018, saw Videoslots commit to paying £1 million instead of receiving a financial penalty.
| Brand | Licence Authority |
|---|---|
| Mr Vegas | UKGC 39380 / MGA CRP/258 |
| Videoslots | UKGC 39380 / MGA CRP/258 |
| Mega Riches | UKGC 39380 |
If you've self-excluded through GAMSTOP, put a blocker such as Gamban, BetBlocker or Gamblock on every device you use, and GamCare can help on 0808 8020 133.
The ADR provider for Videoslots Limited brands is IBAS (Independent Betting Adjudication Service).
Gambling Commission rules have limited UK bonus wagering to 10 times since 19 January 2026. Mr Vegas and Videoslots apply that limit on their UK terms.
How does self-exclusion work across the three sites?
GamStop blocks every gambling site licensed in Great Britain — a single registration blocks Mr Vegas, Videoslots, and Mega Riches simultaneously. GamStop leaves the choice to you: 6 months, a year or 5 years. Your block then runs until you ask GamStop for its removal, ending anyway when a further 7 years have passed. You can't cancel it early. A self-exclusion set with one brand is narrower. Each site's responsible gaming page says it shuts your account with that brand and suggests excluding with any other operator you use. So if you step away from Mr Vegas, set the same exclusion at Videoslots and Mega Riches too, or register with GamStop.
The 2025 action also turned on player protection. The company's systems gave each customer a monthly deposit limit, yet the limit ran on calendar months and skipped the initial deposit. So a customer with a £3,000 monthly cap was able to lose £5,000 inside a single day. Another lost £6,550 over three active days of play without any contact from the operator.
Available responsible gambling tools across the network include deposit limits (daily, weekly, monthly), wager limits, loss limits, time-out periods, self-exclusion, reality checks, cool-off days, and maximum bet restrictions during bonus play. Players who need to block access at device level should use Gamban or Bet Blocker. For confidential support and advice, the National Gambling Support Network and GamCare provide free resources for UK players. Day or night, a free and confidential call to 0808 8020 133 gets you GamCare's National Gambling Helpline. People in Wales can use a second number, 0808 2819 265, for NHS Wales's free gambling support service, open 24 hours.
Which sites like Mr Vegas run on other licences?
Two sites like Mr Vegas sit outside the Videoslots group, each on its own UKGC licence, and 2 look-alike addresses sit on a third, ProgressPlay's.
PlayOJO — Skill on Net Limited
PlayOJO operates under Skill on Net Limited, UKGC account 39326. The primary differentiator is PlayOJO's zero-wagering model — PlayOJO states that welcome spins, Kickers and rewards carry no wagering. Its welcome offer, as of 28 September 2026, is 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza at 10p each for a first deposit of £10 or more. It excludes Northern Ireland. If 50 free spins return £5 in winnings, no wagering stands between that £5 and a withdrawal request. At Mr Vegas, the 11 welcome spins are wager-free, but the 100% deposit match needs 10 times the deposit wagered — PlayOJO eliminates this distinction entirely. Skill on Net Ltd is registered in Malta as C50024.
BetVictor — BV Gaming Limited
BetVictor operates under BV Gaming Limited, UKGC account 39576. For players outside Great Britain and Ireland, BetVictor names BV (Gibraltar) Limited, whose licence comes from Gibraltar's government. The brand has over 25 years of continuous operation, providing a combined sportsbook and casino product with stronger heritage credentials than the Videoslots Limited network. BetVictor's casino welcome offer, as of 28 September 2026, is for first-time customers aged 18 or over, one per household. Only one welcome is allowed across its casino and sports offers. You opt in before playing, then deposit £10 and stake £10 of it on qualifying games, all inside 7 days of opening the account. It pays three £10 bonus funds, each wagered 10 times with at most £100 redeemable, plus 50 Big Bass Blast free spins. The casino funds exclude slots and live casino, the live casino funds exclude game shows, and the third pot is for game shows. Everything expires 30 days after it is awarded. Mr Vegas and Mega Riches use the same multiple, set on the deposit, while BetVictor has a more established sportsbook infrastructure.
Mr Jack Vegas and Mr Vegas Casino — ProgressPlay Limited
The register lists mrvegascasino.com on ProgressPlay Limited's account 39335, carrying an Inactive status on 29 September 2026. The same account holds mrjackvegas.com with a White Label status, so Mr Jack Vegas isn't among the Mr Vegas sister sites either. Neither address sits on Videoslots Limited's account 39380, where mrvegas.com is the only Mr Vegas address. Look at the web address before you deposit.