VegasPlus Sister Sites

The short answer: VegasPlus is run by Play Logia N.V., a company registered in Curaçao, and yes, it has sisters — the two brands most consistently tied to the same operator are Unique Casino and MaChance. VegasPlus is an offshore casino. It holds no UK Gambling Commission licence, and the United Kingdom appears on the restricted-countries list inside its own terms. Everything below is about a site that was never built to protect a UK player, however welcoming the UK-facing mirror domains are made to look.

Who runs it, and why the name tells you nothing

VegasPlus is a brand, not a company. The business behind it is Play Logia N.V., named in the terms and footers of its sibling sites and corroborated by the independent ownership trackers that map operators to brands. Play Logia is a Curaçao-registered operator that gives an address in Willemstad shared with a great many other gaming companies — a registered-agent address, not a head office you could ever walk into. The "Vegas" in the name is styling borrowed from the Strip. It tells you what the lobby is going for; it tells you nothing about who holds your money or whose rules apply, which is the only thing a sister-site question is really asking.

One detail worth having up front: the complaints service AskGamblers currently lists VegasPlus as terminated, after the casino stopped responding to player complaints routed through it. That is a reputation signal rather than a licensing status, but it is exactly the kind of signal that starts to matter the moment a withdrawal stalls.

What we can and can't verify about its licensing

Two things are clear. It has no UKGC licence, so none of the protections a UK licence carries apply here. And it runs under some form of Curaçao permission, which is the standard offshore arrangement.

What we will not do is print a licence number. We went looking for one and found the sources contradict each other: some quote one Curaçao master-licence number, others quote a different one, and both are the shared "master" type that sits behind thousands of casinos rather than a licence issued to this brand. There is no public Curaçao register page we could open to confirm any number belongs to VegasPlus specifically. So instead of lifting a figure off another affiliate page and calling it verified, we will say it plainly: we could not find a publicly verifiable, brand-specific licence number for VegasPlus. If you ever see one quoted with confidence, ask which register you are meant to check it on.

To be exact: whatever Curaçao permission exists covers the operator's right to run games under Curaçao law. It is not a UK licence, it gives you no UK complaints route, and it puts none of your money under UK fund-protection rules.

The sister sites we can actually stand behind

These two are the brands whose operator matches VegasPlus across the operator's own terms and more than one independent tracker. Treat any longer list with suspicion. Some affiliate pages fold in names such as Winota, BoaBoa or Lucky8, but those are more often tied to other Curaçao operators, and the "similar casino" lists that throw them up are guessing from theme and layout, not reading a company record. Offshore rosters also shift quietly — a brand can be dropped, or a new one added, with no announcement at all — so any sister list is a snapshot, not a permanent fact.

What this means for you as a UK player — read this part first

• No UK licence means no UK safety net. There is no Gambling Commission complaints route and no independent UK adjudicator to escalate to if a payout is refused. Set against VegasPlus's "unresponsive" flag, that is not a hypothetical.
• No UK fund protection. UKGC-licensed sites must tell you how customer money is held. Offshore, you have no equivalent assurance that your balance is kept separate if the operator hits trouble.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you have self-excluded from UK-licensed gambling, that block does not reach VegasPlus. An offshore site staying reachable during a self-exclusion is a hole in your protection, not a feature — if you are using self-exclusion to stop, this is precisely the kind of site that can undo it.
• Deposit limits don't travel. A limit you set applies to that one account only. It does not carry across to Unique Casino or MaChance, and nothing you set at a UK site carries over to VegasPlus. Each account is its own silo.
• Heavier bonus terms, no UK cap. The UKGC caps wagering requirements on incentives at ten times (in force from January 2026). Offshore promotions face no such cap, and the surrounding rules — playthrough, maximum stake while a bonus is live, limits on how much of your winnings you can actually withdraw — tend to be stricter and easier to trip over.
• The UK is restricted in its own terms. If a dispute arises, the operator can point to the fact that its terms did not permit UK play in the first place, which weakens any claim you try to make.

Our honest verdict

If you are in the UK, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the safer choice, and by a wide margin. You get a real complaints and adjudication route, rules on how your money is held, an enforceable cap on bonus wagering, and a self-exclusion system that genuinely works across the sites it covers. VegasPlus offers none of that, and its current "terminated" standing on the main complaints tracker suggests the risk here is live rather than theoretical. If you want to check any of this for yourself, the company behind a casino is a footer-and-terms job, and a UK licence takes seconds to confirm on the Gambling Commission's public register — VegasPlus will not be on it.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Free, confidential support is available from GamCare on 0808 8020 133, the National Gambling Helpline. To stop across every UK-licensed site at once, use the national online self-exclusion scheme.