Mr Vegas Sister Sites: Every Casino on the Same Licence

Mr Vegas Sister Sites: Every Casino on the Same Licence

Mr Vegas has two sister sites, and both of them work.

That sounds like a low bar until you have been through a few of these licences. Most carry dead domains, rented brands, or casinos that shut two years ago and never got taken off the record. This one has four web addresses and all four are live.

It is the tidiest operator we have looked at, and the family makes sense once you see the order they arrived in.

Mr Vegas UK Facing Sister Casino Sites

Mr Vegas is operated by Videoslots Limited, a Malta company holding Gambling Commission account 39380. The casino licence dates back to 1 November 2014, with further permissions added in December 2020 and June 2025.

CasinoDomainLaunchedStatus
Videoslotsvideoslots.com2011Active
Videoslots UKvideoslots.co.uk2011Active
Mr Vegasmrvegas.com2021Active
Mega Richesmegariches.com2024Active

Four domains, three casinos, because videoslots.com and videoslots.co.uk are the same site under two addresses.

What is not on the licence matters as much as what is. There are no white labels here, so nobody is renting Videoslots’ permissions to run a casino under their own branding. There are no inactive domains either, which means no retired brands cluttering the record. Every other licence in this cluster has one or the other, and several have both.

One casino every few years, and none of them closed

Videoslots came first, founded in 2011 by Alexander Stevendahl and run out of Malta. Mr Vegas followed a decade later in 2021. Mega Riches arrived in 2024.

Three brands in thirteen years is a slow rate of expansion by the standards of this industry, and the more telling number is that none of them have been shut down. Compare L&L Europe, which closed three casinos in the space of a year, or BetWright’s operator, which switched off six.

The group did change hands recently. Videoslots became part of Immense Group AB in December 2024, so the casinos now sit inside a larger Swedish holding company. Nothing on the licence record changed as a result, which is usually the case with an acquisition at parent level rather than licensee level.

The whole family is built around having more games than anyone else

Videoslots passed 10,000 games in July 2023 and has kept adding since. That is not a marketing rounding-up of a few hundred titles. It is genuinely one of the largest libraries available to British players, and it is the reason the brand exists in the shape it does.

Mr Vegas and Mega Riches are lighter propositions built on the same infrastructure. Mega Riches sells itself as casino and betting in one place, which the licence supports, and Mr Vegas is the more conventional casino of the three.

So the useful question when moving between them is not whether the games are different. It is how many of them you actually want in front of you. A ten-thousand-game lobby is a genuinely different experience to a curated one, and not everybody prefers the bigger number.

There is a betting licence, but do not expect a full sportsbook

Videoslots Limited holds a general betting licence covering real events, alongside casino, bingo and gambling software permissions.

That puts it ahead of a casino-only operator. SkillOnNet, behind PlayOJO and 17 other UK brands, holds no betting licence at all and cannot take a sports bet from anyone.

It is worth keeping expectations in proportion though. This is a casino group that has added betting, not a bookmaker. Mega Riches is the brand leaning into it hardest, and even there the sportsbook sits alongside the casino rather than leading it. If darts betting is the main thing you want, our darts betting sites page is the better starting point.

One other gap: there is no pool betting permission here, and since January 2026 no operator can run a promotion that requires you to bet on sport and play casino games to qualify. Cross-product offers are gone market-wide.

What moving between these three actually changes

Less than you might hope, and that is the honest answer for most sister-site questions.

Welcome offers are usually claimable at each brand separately, since they trade as separate casinos. Read the eligibility line first, because where it mentions the group or affiliated companies you get one offer across all three.

Account restrictions travel, because risk and responsible-gambling decisions are taken by the licensee and Videoslots Limited holds the licence for all of them. A closure at one can reach the others.

Self-exclusion travels further still. GamStop covers every UK-licensed operator, so registering closes this group and everything outside it at the same time.

Verification should be smoother than most, since all three are run directly by the same company rather than by separate white-label owners with their own onboarding. That is one of the quieter advantages of a licence with no rented brands on it.

What the register won’t tell you here

It does not show the parent company. The licence names Videoslots Limited and stops there. It says nothing about Immense Group AB sitting above it, so a change of ownership at group level leaves no trace on the public record at all.

It lists domains rather than brands. Four entries here look like four casinos until you notice that two of them are the same site. We have seen the reverse elsewhere, where one brand occupies seven addresses. Counting the rows will mislead you in both directions.

Our guide to casino sister sites runs through the full check.

Common questions

How many Mr Vegas sister sites are there?

Two: Videoslots and Mega Riches. The licence carries four domains, but videoslots.com and videoslots.co.uk are one casino.

Who owns Mr Vegas?

Videoslots Limited, a Malta company licensed in Britain under account 39380 since November 2014. Videoslots itself became part of Immense Group AB in December 2024.

Is Videoslots the same as Mr Vegas?

Same operator, same licence, different casinos. Videoslots launched in 2011 and carries over 10,000 games. Mr Vegas arrived in 2021 as a smaller, more conventional site.

Are there any Mr Vegas white label sites?

None. Every domain on account 39380 is operated by Videoslots Limited directly, which is unusual and worth knowing, because it means there is never a third-party brand owner between you and the licence holder.

Can I bet on darts at Mr Vegas?

The licence covers general betting on real events, so sports betting is permitted within the group, with Mega Riches making the most of it. Treat these as casinos with betting attached rather than as bookmakers.

Licence data read from the Gambling Commission public register, account 39380, on 16 September 2026. Founding dates and game counts from Videoslots’ published company history. Offers and terms change frequently, so confirm current details before depositing. 18+. Please gamble responsibly.