Rating 4.3
Mega Riches
- Welcome offer
- 100% up to £ 25 and 50 welcome spins
- Wagering
- 10x the cash bonus, none on spin winnings
- First deposit
- £ 10
- Payment methods
- normal bank wire
Mr Vegas sister sites for UK players
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- Operator
- Videoslots Limited
- Licence account
- 39380
- Company number
- C49090
- Wagering
- None on spins, 10x the first deposit
- First deposit
- £10
- Games
- 10,150+ games
Checked on 1 October 2026.
Rating 4.4
The short answer
Mr Vegas has two sister sites a UK player can check today: Mega Riches and Videoslots. All three are run by Videoslots Limited on one Gambling Commission account, so the account rules, the payout clause and the complaints route read the same wherever you sign up.
The biggest difference is size and what the welcome match pays back. Videoslots lists 12,000+ games, Mr Vegas 10,150+ and Mega Riches 8,000+, and the Mega Riches match stops at £ 25 where Mr Vegas matches up to £50. Mr Vegas scores 4.4 here and both sisters 4.3. Set a deposit limit on whichever one you open, before you take an offer.
Mr Vegas sister sites at a glance
Rating 4.3
Videoslots
- Welcome offer
- 100% up to £ 50 and 11 welcome spins
- Wagering
- 10x the cash bonus, none on spin winnings
- First deposit
- £ 10
- Payment methods
- normal bank wire
Mega Riches is the same company and licence as Mr Vegas: its own terms name Videoslots Limited as the operator of the site for UK players. Videoslots is the same company and licence too, and it is the brand the operator takes its name from. Both sit with Mr Vegas on one Gambling Commission account.
Nothing else is on the list. A casino counts as a sister here only when its own terms name the same company, so a brand that merely shares a games lobby, a payment page or a platform is left off. The table sets the three side by side.
| Casino | Sister kind | Rating | Welcome offer | Wagering | First deposit | Licence | Accepts UK players | Games |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Vegas | Baseline (the casino on this page) | 4.4 | 100% up to £50 and 11 welcome spins | 10x the cash bonus, none on spin winnings | £10.00 | Gambling Commission, Great Britain | Yes | 10,150+ |
| Mega Riches | same company and licence | 4.3 | 100% up to £ 25 and 50 welcome spins | 10x the cash bonus, none on spin winnings | £ 10 | Gambling Commission, Great Britain | Yes | 8,000+ |
| Videoslots | same company and licence | 4.3 | 100% up to £ 50 and 11 welcome spins | 10x the cash bonus, none on spin winnings | £ 10 | Gambling Commission, Great Britain | Yes | 12,000+ |
What carries over between Mr Vegas and its sisters
Very little carries over by itself. One site is one account: the terms say "Only one Player Account per Player is allowed.", and that is per brand, so opening a sister means a fresh registration, a fresh set of limits and a fresh identity check. Treat each one as a separate account and write down what you set on each.
A limit set at one brand is nowhere described as covering another. Each of the three lists its own controls: wager, deposit, loss and max bet limits, a time-out, a reality check and an account lock. If you want the same ceiling everywhere, set it three times, once per site, and keep a note of the dates you set them.
Self-exclusion is the part to get right before you open anything. The Mr Vegas responsible gaming page says: "We also recommend that you self-exclude with any other operator you may be registered with." Its UK terms add that during the period chosen "Your Player Account cannot be re-opened under any circumstance." Read together, those clauses cover the account the exclusion was set on, not the sister brands, and nothing travels across simply because two sites share a parent company. A sister site is never a way around a self-exclusion. To close every gambling site and app licensed in Great Britain to yourself in one step, register with Gamstop Online: you’ll be "blocked from accessing gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain".
What does travel with the operator is the paperwork. The same company stands behind all three sites, so the verification clause and the complaints steps are the same at each, and the documents each one asks for are the same: a passport or driving licence, with proof of address. Get those uploaded when the account opens, and ask support in writing for the reason if a document is refused.
Mr Vegas review UK: the casino you are comparing against
Mr Vegas is the casino the other two are measured against, and it scores 4.4, rated on all six criteria. It lists 10,150+ games from Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Evolution and others, with a jackpot row that includes Mega Moolah and WOWPOT!, and a bingo room, an arcade and a sportsbook beside the casino. Its payout page prints a theoretical return for each game, worth reading before you pick a slot.
The welcome offer is 100% up to £50 on a first deposit of £10.00, plus 11 welcome spins on Pink Elephants 2. Winnings from those spins go to the main balance with no wagering attached. The cash bonus asks 10x the first deposit inside 60 calendar days and caps a single bet at £20.00 while it runs. Ask support which titles count before you start: a game above 96% RTP contributes less to the requirement than one below it.
Verification comes before the money moves. The operator's terms say it must identify and verify all Players registered with it, against public records. Upload a passport or a driving licence and a proof of address as soon as the account opens. Once the documents are accepted, withdrawals are stated as processed within 48 hours, with no guarantee given, and the minimum payout is £20.00 by every method except bank wire. Request it at least two days before you need the money, and keep a screenshot.
Support is live chat, described on the site as round-the-clock. Mobile play is in the browser or through the Mr Vegas mobile application, and no store app was found. The gap is loyalty: no VIP or loyalty programme is listed on the casino's site, so steady play earns nothing you can point to. If you came for a cashback or a tournament, read that promotion's own terms; no loyalty scheme stands behind it.
Mr Vegas sister sites reviewed
Both sisters sit on the same account as Mr Vegas, so what follows is only what changes when you move across: the offer, the size of the lobby, the reply time and the small charges each one prints in its own terms.
Mega Riches
Mega Riches runs under the same company and licence as the casino on this page, and it rates 4.3. Two things change if you move. The lobby is smaller, 8,000+ games against 10,150+ at Mr Vegas. And the match pays back less: 100% up to £ 25 on a first deposit of £ 10, with 50 welcome spins on Ancient Fortunes Poseidon Megaways whose winnings land as cash in the main balance. Those spins must be used inside 24 hours of being switched on, so take them the day you claim them.
The bet cap while that bonus runs is the tighter one, £ 2 on any game against the £20.00 ceiling at the baseline, and table and live games are excluded from the requirement altogether. Clear the bonus on slots and play table and live games only afterwards. Keep every stake under the cap, bonus buys included. The bonus also has to be switched on in the account before any real-money wager or it is forfeited, so opt in first and play second.
Two charges are worth knowing, both printed in its own terms. Deposits carry no processing fee and bank wire payouts are free however often you take one, but the smallest withdrawal is set in euros at € 20.00 even though the welcome match is quoted in pounds, and a dormant account is charged € 1.00 per month. Ask support which currency your balance settles in before the first payout, and empty the account if you stop playing.
Support runs on live chat, email and phone, and the contact page promises an answer within 24 hours. As at the baseline, no VIP or loyalty programme is listed. What this site has that Mr Vegas does not is the Wheel of Riches, a missions and achievements feature that unlocks jackpot games, and a sportsbook with football, tennis and horse racing odds. Read the terms of that wheel before you chase it: it is a promotion, not a loyalty scheme.
Videoslots
Videoslots is the same company and licence as Mr Vegas, scores 4.3 and is the brand the operator is named after. It has been running since 2011. The reason to move here is the lobby: 12,000+ games, the most among the sisters on the casino's own count, with live tables supplied by Evolution, Pragmatic Play and Playtech and game shows including Crazy Time and Monopoly Live.
Its match runs to £ 50 on a first deposit of £ 10, with 11 welcome spins on Starburst. Those spin winnings are wager free and the site states there is no maximum withdrawal limit on them, the clearest term of the three on that point. The cash side asks 10x and limits a single bet to £ 20, and wagering on progressive jackpot games does not count towards clearing it. Pick a non-jackpot slot while the bonus is live, or you will stake without clearing anything.
The costs here are small but real. One payment service provider, Euteller, adds a fee of 1.95% on deposits where the others add none, and a dormant balance is billed £1.00 per month until it can be paid out. Pick a different provider at the cashier, and take the balance out if you plan to stop. Withdrawals start at £20.00, bank transfers included, and bank wire costs nothing however many you make.
Contact is by live chat, email and phone, and the form is answered within 24 hours, often in an hour or two on the site's own wording. The extras are the player-against-player Battle of Slots tournaments, the freerolls that feed them and the Wheel of Jackpots, which pays wagering-free prizes for completed achievements. There is still no VIP tier, so none of that is loyalty: each one carries its own terms, so read them before you treat a tournament entry as value.
How Mr Vegas's sisters compare on bonuses, payments, games, support and mobile
| Casino | Welcome ceiling | Max bet with the bonus | Smallest withdrawal | Games | Written reply time | Dormant charge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Vegas | £50 | £20.00 | £20.00 | 10,150+ | Not stated | Not stated |
| Mega Riches | £ 25 | £ 2 | € 20.00 | 8,000+ | within 24 hours | € 1.00 per month |
| Videoslots | £ 50 | £ 20 | £20.00 | 12,000+ | within 24 hours | £1.00 per month |
Bonuses: the shape is the same at all three, a first-deposit match with wager-free spins on one named game, and what moves is the ceiling and the bet cap. Payments: one operator clause covers the family, so the stated processing time does not change between them; what differs is the fee list and the dormant charge. Games: the three draw on the same provider list, so the count is the real split. Support: live chat everywhere, with a written reply time stated only by the two sisters. Ask Mr Vegas support for its reply time in writing before you rely on chat.
Mobile is thin at all three. Each says play works on a phone through the browser or a mobile application, none of them names an iOS or Android store app, and none publishes what the phone version leaves out, so we could not confirm a native app for any of them. Treat the phone experience as the website on a small screen until the team can check an install.
Which Mr Vegas sister site suits you?
If you want an answer quickly when something goes wrong, Mr Vegas is the support pick of the three, but only on one point: its site describes live chat as round-the-clock, and we could not confirm a reply time for it, while both sisters state a written one. Ask support how long chat takes to answer before you rely on it. Mr Vegas's one extra is cashback, which arrives through a weekly bingo promotion rather than a standing rate, so read that promotion's terms the week you plan to use it.
If you want the largest lobby, Videoslots: 12,000+ games is the most among the sisters, and its spin winnings come with no stated cap on what you can take out. If you would rather play for a feature than a lobby, Mega Riches: the Wheel of Riches turns missions and achievements into jackpot spins, and its £ 2 bet cap suits small stakes anyway.
What is still unknown matters as much as the picks. None of the three publishes a game count by category, a pending period before a withdrawal starts processing, a currency list or a response time for live chat. Ask support in writing how long a payout sits pending before you deposit, and do not plan around the stated processing time: the terms attach no guarantee to it.
Sites like Mr Vegas outside its network
Readers who search for sites like Mr Vegas usually mean a casino that feels similar, not one run by the same company, and those are two different questions. This page answers the second, because that is the one that can be sourced from the terms and the register: a sister is a casino whose own terms name the same company. We looked for other brands this operator runs for UK players and found the two reviewed above.
We could not confirm any further casino as part of this family, and we have no checked claim from another site to weigh against that, so nothing else is named here as a sister. If a casino looks like Mr Vegas to you, open its terms and read the operator line: that is the only thing that settles it.
How to complain to Mr Vegas or a sister
The three sites give the same route in their own terms. Keep the dates.
1. Email the support address in the terms as soon as the problem arises, and no later than 6 months afterwards.
2. Expect an acknowledgement immediately, or within 24 hours at the latest, then escalation inside the company.
3. If it is still open after 8 weeks, ask for the final decision in writing: that letter closes the internal process.
4. Take that decision to the free Alternative Dispute Resolution body named in the casino's terms, with every message, screenshot and timestamp kept. The Gambling Commission does not resolve or make decisions on complaints about gambling transactions, so the paper trail decides it.
How we checked these casinos
Every figure above comes from the casinos' own pages for UK players, read on 1 October 2026: the welcome offer pages, the UK licence terms, the banking clauses, the responsible gaming pages and the Gambling Commission public register entry for the account the three brands share. Nothing is published until a member of the team has played at the casino and signed the figure off against the live site. The method page sets out how the six criteria are scored.
Our take
Our verdict on Mr Vegas's sister sites
Rating 4.4
This is a tight family and a small choice. One company, one Gambling Commission account and one set of account rules cover Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Videoslots, which makes them easy to compare and a poor group to spread risk across: the same verification clause, the same payout wording and the same complaints desk apply wherever you land. The ratings sit a tenth apart because the gaps are narrow, and they are gaps in size and small print rather than in safety. Choose on lobby size and bet caps, set your limits on the site you choose, and leave the other two closed until you actually want one.
Gambling help for UK players
Gambling should be entertainment you can afford to lose. If you are spending more than you can afford, or gambling is causing you problems, help is free and confidential. The National Gambling Helpline is on 0808 8020 133 for callers in England and Scotland, and the NHS Wales Helpline is on 0808 2819 265 for callers in Wales. These support services are available only to Great Britain residents. GambleAware lists what each service does.
Every site named on this page is for adults of 18 and over. A sister site is never a way around a self-exclusion. If you want to stop at more than one brand, register with Gamstop, which covers every gambling website and app licensed in Great Britain at once.
Questions about Mr Vegas's sister sites
Which casinos are Mr Vegas's sister sites for UK players?
Two: Mega Riches and Videoslots. The terms of both name Videoslots Limited as the operator, and all three run on one Gambling Commission account.
Who owns and operates Mr Vegas?
Videoslots Limited, a company registered in Malta and licensed by the Gambling Commission to offer the site in Great Britain. The same company stands behind both sister brands.
Do Mr Vegas and its sister sites share one licence?
Yes. The three are offered under one Gambling Commission account held by Videoslots Limited, which is why the account clauses and the complaints wording match from site to site.
Can I have accounts at Mr Vegas and a sister site at the same time?
Nothing in the terms bars one account at each brand, but every brand allows a single account per player and can close duplicates at that brand and keep the money in them. Open only one account at each brand, register separately, set your limits separately on each, and write down what you set at each brand.
If I self-exclude at Mr Vegas, does it cover the sister sites?
No. It covers the account you set it on, and the casino recommends taking the same step with any other operator you are registered with. Gamstop is the route that blocks every gambling website and app licensed in Great Britain in one go. Set the exclusion at each brand you hold an account with, and keep the confirmation email.
Which sister has the lowest wagering, and which is cheapest to start?
Wagering is 10x on the cash part at all three, with nothing to clear on the spin winnings. The first deposit is £10.00 at Mr Vegas and £ 10 at each sister, so none is cheaper to begin with; what differs is how much the match gives back.
How fast do Mr Vegas's sister sites pay out?
Their terms give one answer for both: once the verification documents have been accepted, a withdrawal is processed within 48 hours, with no guarantee attached. How long the money then takes to arrive depends on the method you picked, so ask the cashier page which method is quickest for your bank.
Is there a Mr Vegas no deposit bonus code for existing players?
The pages read for this page publish none. There is a reload bonus for existing players, but it needs an activation code sent to the account and a qualifying deposit first, so it is not a no deposit offer. Check the promotions page for the current offer before you deposit.
Sources
- Octomark team Our team tests these casinos and checks every fact on this page before it is published.
- Octomark's team tests of each casino's offering read 1 Oct 2026
- mrvegas.com 2 pages read 30 Sep to 1 Oct 2026.
- gamblingcommission.gov.uk Used for licence status. One page read 27 Sep 2026.
- megariches.com One page read 1 Oct 2026.
- videoslots.com One page read 1 Oct 2026.