Videoslots Sister Sites

Operated by Videoslots Limited (trading as Immense Group from December 2024); registered in Malta (company number C49090); head office: The Space, Level 2/3, Alfred Craig Street, Pieta, PTA 1320, Malta · Last reviewed: 2026-08-09

Who owns Videoslots?

Videoslots is one of the best-known online casino brands operating in the UK, founded in 2011 and licensed by the UK Gambling Commission since 2014. The site is legally operated by Videoslots Limited, a company registered in Malta under company number C49090, with its head office located at The Space, Level 2/3, Alfred Craig Street, Pieta, PTA 1320, Malta. In December 2024, the company underwent a corporate rebrand, and the wider group now trades as Immense Group, though the UKGC-registered legal entity behind the UK-facing brands remains Videoslots Limited, operating under a single UKGC account. This distinction matters to UK players because it means that although the public-facing name of the parent business has changed, the licensing, regulatory obligations, and responsible gambling framework attached to the original Videoslots Limited entity continue unaffected.

Understanding who actually owns and operates a casino brand is the single most important factor in identifying genuine sister sites, as opposed to sites that simply look similar or use comparable branding. In the case of Videoslots, the operator has been transparent about its corporate structure via its own About Us page, and this has been independently corroborated by the UK Gambling Commission's public register, which confirms Videoslots Limited as the licence holder for the flagship brand and its two confirmed sister sites.

Confirmed sister sites: Mr Vegas and Mega Riches

Based on verified ownership records, there are exactly two confirmed sister sites to Videoslots that are available to UK players: Mr Vegas and Mega Riches. Both are operated by Videoslots Limited under the same UKGC account as the flagship Videoslots brand, meaning they share identical regulatory obligations, the same responsible gambling infrastructure, and, in most cases, the same underlying software platform and games catalogue.

Mr Vegas

Mr Vegas launched in 2021 and is the most established of the two confirmed sister sites. It closely mirrors Videoslots in terms of layout, game library, and software stack, and offers a portfolio in excess of 8,000 casino games spanning slots, live casino tables, and a sportsbook. Because Mr Vegas operates under the same UKGC-regulated entity as Videoslots, the safer gambling tools, complaint procedures, and licensing standards applied to both brands are identical. Mr Vegas has also had a notable public profile in UK sport, having held the title sponsorship of the Grand Slam of Darts in 2023 and a back-of-shirt sponsorship deal with West Bromwich Albion during the 2023/24 football season. This sponsorship activity has helped Mr Vegas build brand recognition independently of Videoslots, even though the underlying operator, licensing framework, and account infrastructure are shared.

Mega Riches

Mega Riches is the newest brand in the Immense Group (Videoslots Limited) portfolio, having launched in mid-2024. It is the third confirmed UK-facing casino brand operating under the same UKGC account as Videoslots and Mr Vegas. Like its sister sites, Mega Riches runs on the same casino platform and offers a comparable catalogue of slots and live casino titles. Third-party reviewers have noted that the site features a mobile-optimised interface and has been praised for relatively fast withdrawal processing. Its welcome offer has reportedly included no-wagering bonus spins, which is a slightly different promotional structure compared with the standard deposit-match bonuses more commonly used at Videoslots and Mr Vegas. As the newest addition to the group, Mega Riches naturally has a smaller volume of independent reviews and Trustpilot feedback than its more established sister brands, so UK players considering this site should monitor its review profile as it continues to build a track record.

Brands that are not confirmed as UK sister sites

During research for this article, additional brand names — including Dbet and Kungaslottet — were found referenced in connection with the Immense Group corporate structure. However, these brands have not been confirmed as holding UK Gambling Commission licences, and there is no verified evidence that they are available to, or marketed towards, UK players. In line with a conservative approach to sister-site reporting, these brands have been excluded from this guide. Only brands with confirmed UKGC licensing under the same operator account as Videoslots have been included as genuine UK sister sites: Videoslots itself, Mr Vegas, and Mega Riches.

Comparison table: Videoslots and its sister sites

This table illustrates the shared regulatory DNA across all three brands. Each holds the same dual licensing structure, is subject to the same UK safer gambling requirements, and draws on a broadly similar games catalogue supplied through the same platform infrastructure. The primary differences between the three brands lie in branding, promotional structure, and market positioning rather than in the underlying legal or regulatory framework.

Licensing and regulatory status

Videoslots holds an active UK Gambling Commission licence covering Casino Remote activities (active since 1 November 2014), Bingo Remote activities (active since 24 June 2025), and General Betting Standard – Real Event Remote activities for its sportsbook (active since 7 December 2020). The operator also holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, issued 19 May 2020, and additional licences in other jurisdictions including Sweden, Ontario, and Spain, reflecting its status as a genuinely multi-jurisdictional operator rather than a UK-only business.

For Mr Vegas and Mega Riches, a separate publicly listed UKGC licence number specific to each individual brand has not been publicly confirmed. Both sites operate under the same overarching Videoslots Limited UKGC account and the same MGA licence reference used for the flagship brand. This is a common structure in the online gambling industry, where a single licensed legal entity operates multiple consumer-facing brands under one regulatory umbrella, rather than obtaining entirely separate licences for each brand name.

Enforcement history

UK players considering any of these three brands should be aware that Videoslots Limited has been subject to two separate UK Gambling Commission enforcement actions. The first, reported in 2022, resulted in a £2 million financial settlement relating to anti-money laundering and social responsibility control failures. As part of that settlement, £1.5 million was directed to socially responsible causes, alongside a £494,842 divestment of funds and £11,308 in investigation costs. This action specifically involved failings that spanned both the Videoslots and Mr Vegas brands.

A second enforcement action followed in November 2025, resulting in a £650,000 financial penalty accompanied by a formal warning. This action also related to anti-money laundering and social responsibility control failures, and included a specific case referenced by industry reporting in which a customer was able to deposit over £75,000 via prepaid digital vouchers within a 16-day period without triggering adequate intervention. As part of the resolution, the UKGC imposed a mandatory independent third-party audit requirement on the operator, intended to verify that corrective measures have been properly implemented. This represents the operator's second UK enforcement action within roughly three years, a pattern that UK players should factor into their overall risk assessment when deciding whether to register with any brand in this group.

It is worth noting that Videoslots Limited has retained its UKGC licence throughout both enforcement episodes and has continued to operate legally in the UK market. The Commission's enforcement actions were resolved through financial settlements and corrective commitments rather than licence suspension or revocation, and the operator has been described in industry reporting as cooperative during both investigations.

Safety index explained

Each brand in this guide has been assigned a Medium safety index. This reflects a balanced assessment: on one hand, all three sites hold active, verifiable UKGC and MGA licences, are integrated with GamStop, and provide the full suite of UK-mandated responsible gambling tools. On the other hand, the operator's enforcement history — two separate financial penalties within a three-year window relating to anti-money laundering and social responsibility failures — means that a Medium rather than High rating is the appropriate, conservative classification. UK players should treat this rating as a call to read terms carefully, monitor their own account activity, and use the available deposit and time-limit tools proactively rather than relying solely on the operator's own monitoring systems.

Bonus terms and promotional caveats

Bonus offers across all three brands are subject to change and should always be verified directly on the relevant site before registering. At the time of research, Videoslots' welcome offer was reported by third-party sources as a 100% deposit match up to £200 plus 11 free spins, with a minimum deposit of £10 and standard wagering requirements attached. Mr Vegas has historically offered deposit match bonuses, though exact current terms should be confirmed directly at mrvegas.com. Mega Riches has been reported to offer a deposit match combined with no-wagering bonus spins, a structure that differs somewhat from the standard format used at its two sister brands, though again the exact current UK pound value and terms need to be checked directly on megariches.com.

One important point specific to this operator group: because Mr Vegas, Mega Riches, and Videoslots are all operated by the same legal entity under the same UKGC account, an existing Videoslots customer is not treated as a new customer at Mr Vegas or Mega Riches. This is standard practice across shared-operator brand groups and mirrors similar restrictions found among other multi-brand UK operators, such as those behind Ladbrokes sister sites or Coral Casino sister sites. Players who already hold an account with any brand in the Videoslots Limited group should assume they will not qualify for welcome bonuses at the other two brands and should check the full bonus terms and conditions before attempting to register a second account.

Payments, account rules, and mobile experience

Videoslots has a minimum deposit requirement of £10, and independent testing referenced in industry reporting has found withdrawal processing times averaging under five minutes, which is notably fast by UK online casino standards. As Mr Vegas and Mega Riches share underlying platform infrastructure with Videoslots, similar payment processing speeds and minimum deposit structures are plausible, though these have not been independently confirmed for each individual sister brand and should be checked directly before depositing funds.

Mega Riches has been specifically noted by third-party reviewers for its mobile-optimised interface, suggesting a design focus on smartphone and tablet play. Mr Vegas, having launched in 2021, mirrors Videoslots' desktop and mobile layout closely, given the shared software stack between the two brands. All three sites are expected to support standard UK payment methods common to UKGC-licensed operators, though players should verify the specific payment options available in their region directly on each site, as payment method availability can vary by jurisdiction and account verification status.

Because all three brands operate under a single account structure at the corporate level, UK players should also be aware that identity verification, source-of-funds checks, and anti-money laundering monitoring — the very systems that were found lacking in both UKGC enforcement actions — apply uniformly across the group. This means account verification requirements experienced at Videoslots are likely to be mirrored in substance, if not necessarily in exact process, at Mr Vegas and Mega Riches.

Responsible gambling controls

All three confirmed brands in the Videoslots Limited (Immense Group) portfolio are required, as UKGC licensees, to provide a full suite of safer gambling tools to UK customers. These include deposit limits, time and session limits, reality checks, cooling-off periods, and self-exclusion facilities. Crucially, all three brands are integrated with GamStop, the UK's national self-exclusion scheme, meaning that a player who self-excludes via GamStop will be excluded from Videoslots, Mr Vegas, and Mega Riches simultaneously, rather than needing to self-exclude from each brand individually.

Support is also available through independent bodies including BeGambleAware, GamCare, and the National Gambling Helpline. However, given the operator's enforcement history, it is worth noting explicitly that the UKGC identified weaknesses in Videoslots Limited's automated monitoring systems during both the 2022 and 2025 investigations. Following the 2025 penalty, the Commission imposed a mandatory independent third-party audit specifically to verify that corrective measures addressing these weaknesses have been properly implemented across the operator's brands. UK players who use any of these three sites should consider setting their own deposit and loss limits proactively, rather than relying solely on the operator's automated systems to intervene.

How the sister-site relationship compares to other UK operators

The Videoslots Limited group's structure — one licensed entity operating a flagship brand plus a small number of additional consumer-facing brands under the same account — is a common model in the UK gambling market. Other well-known examples of this multi-brand structure can be seen among operators behind Betfred sister sites and William Hill sister sites, where a single UKGC-licensed operator maintains several distinct consumer brands, each with its own marketing identity but shared back-end infrastructure, licensing, and compliance obligations. What distinguishes the Videoslots Limited portfolio is its comparatively small scale — just three confirmed UK-facing brands — compared with some larger multi-brand groups that operate a dozen or more sister sites under a single licence.

Alternatives and exclusions

UK players researching Videoslots sister sites should be cautious of unofficial lists that include brand names such as Dbet or Kungaslottet as part of the Immense Group family. While these names have appeared in some secondary sources discussing the wider corporate group, there is no publicly confirmed evidence that either brand holds a UK Gambling Commission licence or actively targets UK customers. Including unverified brands in a sister-site list risks directing UK players towards platforms that may not offer the same regulatory protections as UKGC-licensed sites. This guide therefore restricts its confirmed sister-site list strictly to Mr Vegas and Mega Riches, both of which have been independently corroborated as operating under the same UKGC account as Videoslots by multiple industry sources.

Verdict

Videoslots, Mr Vegas, and Mega Riches form a tightly-knit, verifiably connected group of UK-facing online casinos, all operated by Videoslots Limited (trading as Immense Group) under the same UK Gambling Commission account. Players can expect a broadly consistent experience across all three sites in terms of games catalogue, software platform, and regulatory protections, including GamStop integration and standard UK safer gambling tools. However, the operator's enforcement history — two separate UKGC financial penalties within roughly three years, both relating to anti-money laundering and social responsibility failures — is a material factor that UK players should weigh carefully. The Medium safety index applied across all three brands in this guide reflects that balance: genuine, verifiable UK licensing and consumer protections, set against a documented history of regulatory compliance shortfalls that the operator has been required to address through financial penalties and a mandatory independent audit. Players considering any of these three sites should check current bonus terms directly, use available account-level controls proactively, and remain aware that an existing account at one brand in this group will generally disqualify them from new-customer promotions at the other two.