Mr Vegas sister sites

The Mr Vegas operator match Checked 29 September 2026

Starting brand

Mr Vegas, whose UK terms identify Videoslots Limited as its operator.

British licensee

Videoslots Limited, account 39380, identified in Mr Vegas’ terms and the Commission’s domain list.

Distinct sister brands

Video Slots and Mega Riches; each has its own site and terms naming Videoslots Limited.

Mr Vegas’s sister sites comparison

For a Great Britain comparison, the Gambling Commission records Mr Vegas, Video Slots and Mega Riches under Videoslots Limited. Video Slots has two listed domains but remains one brand. The British offer and account pages supply a £10 starting deposit for Mr Vegas and Video Slots; Mega Riches’ UK offer terms specify a £10 qualifying first deposit, while its publicly indexed general payment wording is less clear.

Sources: Mr Vegas UK offer and UK payment terms; Video Slots UK offer and terms; Mega Riches UK terms. Checked 8 October 2026; the Mega Riches terms may redirect outside the intended market.

Mr Vegas and Video Slots currently publish the same £50 headline cap for a 100% welcome match, but their offers belong to separate accounts and may be amended independently. Mega Riches’ UK terms narrow the first deposit counted for its welcome offer to £10–£25. That is a promotion range, not a promise that every payment method accepts the same smallest transfer. The British register ties all three brands to Videoslots Limited; it cannot settle an offer’s opt-in, wagering or previous-customer rules. A customer comparing the three offers needs each brand’s current opt-in, wagering and previous-customer clauses as well as the shared company name.

Mr Vegas related casinos explained

Mr Vegas’ UK terms identify Videoslots Limited as the company behind its British service. The Gambling Commission’s account 39380 also lists Mega Riches and Video Slots. Its four Active addresses represent three differently named services because Video Slots has both .com and .co.uk entries. That is why the sister list has two names, not three extra brands.

All four domain entries are marked Active on the Videoslots Limited page. The useful count for a sister-site answer is two other casino brands: Video Slots and Mega Riches. The second Video Slots address is still relevant when matching a browser address to the register, but it does not add a fourth casino.

The operator also has active remote casino permission under account 39380. That matters to a reader in Great Britain because a GB licence attaches to the recorded business and activity. A claim about Mr Vegas in Sweden or Malta is not a substitute for the UK agreement and register entry. For a British customer, mrvegas.com and its current agreement are the relevant service and terms.

Mr Vegas' sister sites certificates compared

Mr Vegas, Video Slots and Mega Riches appear as Active domains on Videoslots Limited’s Great Britain record, account 39380. Video Slots has two addresses, but the register does not show a separate licence for each of the three brands.

Sources: Gambling Commission Videoslots domain list and licence summary. Checked 8 October 2026.

The meaningful British licence result is sameness: all three named brands are Active domains of Videoslots Limited, and its remote casino permission is Active. The visible difference is in brand and address count, not in a separate GB licence certificate. Mr Vegas’ terms also discuss a different company and licence for other markets; those terms should not be substituted for the British operator record here. For a British reader, the Commission’s account 39380 is the common starting point. The casino’s own UK terms then decide customer deposits, bonuses and disputes at that particular brand.

Video Slots: one sister brand at two addresses

Video Slots’ UK terms name Videoslots Limited and refer to videoslots.com and videoslots.co.uk. Both are on the Commission’s record. They are addresses for Video Slots, not two new casino names. Mr Vegas is the separately branded service under that same British licensee.

The Video Slots terms are also useful for understanding the limit of a shared operator finding. They describe a Video Slots player account, deposits, withdrawals and bonus rules for that website. Mr Vegas publishes a separate account contract in its own UK terms. Neither document says that a Video Slots balance can be spent at Mr Vegas. A common licensee is not an instruction to use one set of credentials at several sites.

The brands present themselves differently. Video Slots foregrounds a large game catalogue and provider filters, while the Mr Vegas homepage uses the Mr Vegas name and its own navigation. Those differences can help a reader recognise which service they visited; they do not establish or cancel the company connection. The legal pages and regulator record do that work. The two-casino operator check explains how to repeat this exact-address comparison for another pair.

Mega Riches: the other separately named sister

Mega Riches’ UK terms are unusually direct on this point. They say a customer registering at megariches.com enters an agreement with Videoslots Limited and that the company operates Mega Riches in the United Kingdom under licence reference 39380. The Commission lists the exact domain as Active on that same account. The terms and register agree on both the legal entity and the address.

The Mega Riches terms also discuss a Mega Riches player account and payments. Those rules should be read at Mega Riches when a reader’s question concerns a Mega Riches deposit or withdrawal. It would be easy to take a number or processing rule from Video Slots and assume it applies there because the company is the same. The agreements are published separately and may be amended on different dates; use the document for the account actually involved.

The UK Mr Vegas operator differs from its other-market entity

Mr Vegas’ terms page names both Mr Vegas Limited and Videoslots Limited, then assigns them to different licences and markets. For players in the United Kingdom it identifies Videoslots Limited and GB account 39380. It describes Mr Vegas Limited under Malta and Swedish licences for other jurisdictions. Picking the first company name on the page and calling it the British operator would be wrong.

This distinction changes the sister-site answer. We are comparing the domains recorded under Videoslots Limited’s British account, not compiling every brand that might be connected to Mr Vegas Limited in another market. A UK reader should use the terms served for their own jurisdiction and the matching regulator record. This is why the exact domain, location and legal role need to sit beside any operator name.

The Commission’s licence summary records active remote permissions for Videoslots Limited. It does not describe how another country’s licence works, and it does not confer a GB permission on a website merely because its international terms mention Mr Vegas. The four Active domain entries are the concrete GB evidence for this page.

Which terms apply at each Mr Vegas sister casino?

All three brands name Videoslots Limited for their British service, but each publishes terms for the account held at that particular casino. A Mr Vegas customer should read Mr Vegas’ agreement for an account or payment question. Video Slots and Mega Riches each have their own UK terms. The shared company makes the relationship clear; it does not make one brand’s customer agreement a replacement for another’s.

The welcome-offer eligibility blog addresses the separate question faced by a customer with an account at one sister brand. Read the agreement and promotion at the second brand to see what that customer may do there. If wording about related brands is unclear, ask Videoslots Limited for the rule it applies to the specific account and keep the reply. The operator record identifies the company running the three services but does not decide promotion eligibility.

Are accounts, limits and welcome offers shared?

The register does not answer that. Mr Vegas’ UK terms describe opening a Mr Vegas player account with Videoslots Limited. The Video Slots and Mega Riches documents describe their own sites and player accounts. A shared legal business can operate several customer journeys; it does not mean a reader may move a balance between them or rely on one website’s settings to govern all three.

If a person has set a limit or requested an exclusion, the responsible action is to check the written scope with Videoslots Limited and each account concerned. Do not test another sister brand as a way around a restriction. Our support page gives independent routes for help, while the operator’s current account terms explain what that operator applies across its services.

For welcome offers, read the promotion at the specific site. Video Slots’ UK terms refer to newly registered players for its welcome deposit bonus and say each player is eligible for one welcome bonus in that website’s general rules. That wording is important for Video Slots; it should not be copied wholesale onto Mr Vegas or Mega Riches. Neither the four-domain register row nor the shared company name grants a second promotion. If the terms refer to related brands or prior accounts, that clause is decisive. The welcome-offer blog explains how to read it before relying on a banner.

Payments and complaints follow the account’s own terms

The Mr Vegas terms assign the administration of a UK customer account and its deposits and withdrawals to Videoslots Limited. That identifies the business to contact about a Mr Vegas payment. It does not make a Mega Riches payment clause applicable to Mr Vegas, even though Mega Riches names the same company. Keep the exact website, transaction identifier, applicable terms and the operator’s response together.

For a complaint, use the contact and complaint procedure published in the terms for the site holding the account. The Gambling Commission’s guide explains escalation when a GB-licensed operator cannot resolve a complaint. This is an account problem to document, not a reason to contact an unrelated website that happens to be on the same register account.

Check the sister list when the domains change

Begin with mrvegas.com, not a search phrase. Read the UK operator line in its current terms, then open the Videoslots Limited domain list. Compare the exact hostnames and their status. Mega Riches’ and Video Slots’ UK terms are separate confirmations of the same company. A change in status or operator terms could change which brands belong on a current sister-site list.

The sister list should change if a brand's UK operator or domain status changes. Until then, the recorded relationship is clear: Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Video Slots are three brands under Videoslots Limited. Their separately published terms remain the starting point for payments, promotions and restrictions attached to each account.

Sources used for this comparison

• Gambling Commission Videoslots domain list
• Gambling Commission Videoslots licence summary
• Mr Vegas British welcome terms
• Video Slots British welcome terms
• Mega Riches British account and offer terms