Mr Vegas reviewed
Sportsbook alongside the Mr Vegas casino, with cash-out on the main markets.
About Mr Vegas
Mr Vegas reaches an odds page on one line of a licence: the betting entitlement added to account 39380 on 7 December 2020, sitting on the same number as the casino rather than on a rented one. Two Gambling Commission licensees carry the name: ProgressPlay Limited on account 39335, which holds mrvegascasino.com, and Videoslots Limited on account 39380, which holds www.mrvegas.com.
It is the second that applies here, with a head office at Pieta in Malta, one licence numbered 039380-R-319311-036, and four remote activities beneath it — casino permitted since 1 November 2014, linked gambling software since 26 March 2015, general betting on real events from 7 December 2020, with bingo appended on 24 June 2025.
The Swedish-facing footer, served in place of the English promotions page, adds a second regulator. Mr Vegas Ltd, a Maltese company numbered C93203, is licensed and regulated by the Swedish Gambling Authority under licence 25Si1561 (issued 1 February 2026, valid to 31 January 2031) and licence 23Si2267 (issued 17 January 2024, valid to 16 January 2029), reachable at [email protected] or on 08-122 57 522.
That is the entity actually operating mrvegas.com for this market, distinct from the Videoslots Limited account the Gambling Commission groups the domain under.
The operator's pages do not state the current wagering multiple, stake ceiling or cashier limits.
Two things set this entry apart from its neighbours here. First, its corporate identity is doubly confirmed — the Swedish register names Mr Vegas Ltd behind the brand's own footer, and the Gambling Commission separately places the wider group's account, including that domain, on record. Second, its name is contested: a different licensee, ProgressPlay Limited, holds mrvegascasino.com, and a third-party Irish-facing site trading on the brand publishes two conflicting welcome figures on a single page while appearing on no licence at all.
Where the Swedish-licensed brands on this table publish their terms but serve only Swedish players, this one appears in two registers and publishes only part of its terms. If you arrive at this brand from a search result rather than from a licensed link, establish which company you have actually landed on before you register.
Complaints and dispute resolution
If something goes wrong at Mr Vegas there is an order to follow. We do not run your case — this is who does what.
- Raise it with Mr Vegas’s own support and management first. The Malta Gaming Authority strongly recommends this before a complaint is lodged.
- If that fails and the operator holds an MGA licence, lodge the complaint through the MGA player hub. It is handled in English or Maltese. MGA – lodge a complaint
- Check in the MGA’s own licensee register that the licence you are relying on is real and current. MGA – licensee register
A licence tells you who can be complained to and what the operator must do — not that you will be paid.
Reviewed by David Lahner
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Following iGaming betting, casino and poker since 2019 with a focus on bonus terms, payment flows and licensing requirements.
We write for bettors wherever they live, so this review sticks to the things that decide long-run results: the price on the board, what the sign-up offer is worth after playthrough, how quickly it settles and pays, and whether the terms hold up.
Facts about Mr Vegas
Company details
✅ What works
- Two regulators name a company behind the brand: the Swedish Gambling Authority register (3 September 2026) lists Mr Vegas Ltd, Malta company C93203, against mrvegas.com and mrvegas.se, while the British register lists the same domain under group company Videoslots Limited, account 39380, of Pieta in Malta.
- The permission is old by industry standards. Remote casino has run on that licence since 1 November 2014, and the betting entitlement that justifies an odds listing was added on 7 December 2020.
- Four remote activities sit on one number, 039380-R-319311-036 — casino, betting on real events, linked gambling software and bingo — so sportsbook and casino run under a single operator permission rather than a white-label chain.
- The register lists www.megariches.com, www.videoslots.co.uk and www.videoslots.com as further active addresses on the same account, so a reader has one public place to check whether a site using the brand belongs to the licensee.
⚠️ What to watch
- The name is not exclusive. The same register lists ProgressPlay Limited on account 39335 holding mrvegascasino.com — a different licensee behind a near-identical brand.
- A third-party site trades on the brand in Ireland without holding a declared licence: mrvegas.ie is reachable, runs its own affiliate redirects and a partner-programme page, and prints two conflicting bonus figures on a single page — 100% up to €700 with 150 spins in the hero and 100% up to €200 further down — so it reads as a competing affiliate site rather than the licensee's own doorway into Ireland, and it does not appear on any licence at all.
Thinking about opening an account?
Price the terms first, then decide.
What you get
Deposits and withdrawals
Money moves in and out through these routes:
Questions players ask
Is Mr Vegas licensed?
Mr Vegas has operated under a gambling license. That forces segregated player funds and settlement to published rules — but licenses are per jurisdiction, so confirm the site accepts accounts from your own country first.
Is there live streaming?
Mr Vegas streams a large share of its in-play fixtures. Access normally requires a funded account, and rights vary by country, so the schedule you see may be shorter than the one advertised.
Do I need the app?
Mr Vegas ships iOS and Android apps, but the mobile site carries the same markets and prices. Use whichever loads faster on your connection.
How much do I have to turn over before withdrawing?
The sign-up offer carries playthrough. Work out the real cost first — staking a bonus over at a typical hold rate returns noticeably less than the headline figure implies.
The Mr Vegas offer, in short
Currently on the table: No welcome bonus
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