New Vegas Sister Sites

If you have landed here after searching for New Vegas sister sites, here is the honest position before the bonus banners get in the way. New Vegas is an offshore casino. It does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence and it is not part of the UK-regulated market. It does have related brands, run by the same offshore group, and we have listed the ones we could actually verify further down. What it does not have is any of the protection you would get from a British-licensed site, which is the part worth reading first.

The short answer

• Does it have sisters? Yes. New Vegas is one of a family of casinos promoted through the same offshore affiliate programme.
• Who runs it? An offshore operator that the brand's own website will not clearly name (more on that below).
• Is it UK-licensed? No. It is an offshore brand that accepts UK players from outside the UK system, so none of the UK safeguards apply.

Who actually runs New Vegas, and what is verifiable

Start with the brand's own paperwork, because that is where the trouble is. The New Vegas terms and conditions refer only to "the Company". They do not give a registered company name, a company number, or a licence number. An independent review that visited the site reached the same conclusion, noting it "didn't spot any clearly displayed seal or license." A casino that will not plainly tell you who it is or who regulates it has told you something important.

Piecing it together from third-party sources: New Vegas sits inside a cluster of Rival- and Betsoft-powered casinos marketed through an affiliate programme called True Dynasty Affiliates. That programme states, in its own words, that the brands are "owned and operated by Pan De Bono Consulting Limited." Other review sites instead name the operator as "Sky Inc. Entertainment". The fact that the operator's name changes depending on where you look is itself a warning sign, not a detail.

On licensing, we will not print a number we cannot stand behind. We could not find a publicly verifiable licence number for New Vegas. UK-facing versions of the site quote a generic Curaçao master-licence reference, but that same reference is shared across thousands of unrelated sites and cannot be tied to New Vegas on any regulator's public register. Worse, one UK-targeted copy of the terms claims the site is "regulated in accordance with the law of the United Kingdom" — that is simply not true of an offshore Curaçao brand, and it is the kind of copy-paste claim that should make you trust the rest of the page less. To be completely clear: any UK licence one of these pages appears to reference is not a UK Gambling Commission licence for New Vegas.

One more thing we saw first-hand. When we opened the newvegas.com terms page in September 2026, it forwarded to the terms of a different casino entirely (Instant Casino, a separate brand run by Simba N.V.). We are not claiming the two share an owner. We are pointing out that the footprint moves around, and shifting, borrowed pages are exactly what makes an offshore brand like this hard to verify.

New Vegas sister sites we could verify

These are the brands named alongside New Vegas on the operator's own affiliate programme page — not a random "similar casinos" list scraped from elsewhere. They share the same offshore status and the same software family.

Brands in this kind of cluster open, close and rebrand often, so treat the list as accurate at the time of writing rather than permanent. Before you touch any of them, confirm the site is actually live and read its current withdrawal terms yourself.

What this means for a UK player — read this part

The risks below are not hypotheticals. They are the direct consequence of playing outside the UK-licensed system.

• No UK complaints route. If a withdrawal is refused or your account is frozen, you cannot escalate to the UK Gambling Commission or to a UK-approved dispute (ADR) service. Your realistic options are the operator's own support and a weaker Curaçao process.
• No fund protection to UK standards. UK licensees must disclose how they hold customer money; offshore brands are not held to that, so funds in your account are less protected if the operator runs into trouble or disappears.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you have self-excluded from UK-licensed gambling, that block does not reach New Vegas or its sisters. An offshore account can quietly undo a decision you made to protect yourself. If that applies to you, this is the most important sentence on the page.
• Deposit limits are per account, not per person. A limit you set on one brand does not follow you to a sister brand or to a fresh signup, so limits here are far easier to sidestep than the joined-up tools UK sites are required to offer.
• Offshore bonus terms are usually heavier. Bigger headline percentages tend to come with higher wagering, tighter maximum-bet and maximum-cashout rules, and longer identity checks when you try to withdraw. Read the wagering and withdrawal terms before you deposit, not after you win.
• Payments and ID checks. UK banks increasingly decline or flag cards to offshore gambling sites, and verification here often lands at cash-out rather than at deposit — the point at which it is most likely to hold up a payout.

If gambling is causing you harm, free and confidential help is available from GamCare on the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133.

Our verdict

If you like the New Vegas style of play, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the safer choice, and it is not a close call. On a licensed site you keep a real complaints route, an ADR backstop, disclosed fund protection, and self-exclusion and deposit tools that actually join up across brands. New Vegas offers none of that, and its own pages will not even state plainly who runs it or who regulates it. Its sister brands share exactly the same gap. If you still decide to play offshore with your eyes open, use only money you can afford to lose, keep your own records of every deposit and withdrawal, and do not expect any UK protection to carry over — because none of it does. 18+.