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Mega Riches sister sites: Mr Vegas and Videoslots

Mega Riches shares Gambling Commission account 39380 with Mr Vegas and Videoslots. All three are run by Videoslots Limited.

By Eleanor Hartley, editor · Checked on 2 November 2026

Mega Riches has two sister sites in Great Britain: Mr Vegas and Videoslots. All three are run by Videoslots Limited and sit on one Gambling Commission account, number 39380, which the register shows as active. If you hold an account at one of them, you are dealing with the same licence holder at the other two.

Mega Riches sister sites on account 39380

Order = score out of 10. Every operator holds a Gambling Commission licence.

#	Casino	Score	Welcome offer and significant terms	Payments	Links
Place 1	MVMr VegasVideoslots Limited	Score: 5.6 out of 10, fair5.6/10Fair	No welcome offer listed in the terms we read.	Not listed	Visit Mr Vegas (opens the operator site in a new tab)
Place 2	ViVideoslotsVideoslots Limited	Score: 5.6 out of 10, fair5.6/10Fair	No welcome offer listed in the terms we read.	Not listed	Visit Videoslots (opens the operator site in a new tab)

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The table shows the terms sheet for each brand. Where it holds only register details, current offers, payment methods and app information are set out in the operator's own terms and change often.

What the register says about account 39380

The casino date of 1 November 2014 is the day the current rules took effect, under which any site serving players in Great Britain needs a Commission licence wherever it is based. Videoslots Limited has held casino authority on this account since that point. The newer bingo activity, added in 2025, extends the products the account may offer. You can confirm any of these entries yourself with our guide to checking a casino's UK licence.

Why a shared licence holder matters for Mega Riches players

Sister sites share more than a parent company. When one business runs several domains on one account, three things usually line up:

• Self-exclusion. GAMSTOP covers every GB-licensed online operator, so a GAMSTOP exclusion blocks all three brands along with every other licensee. Self-exclusion requested directly from the operator, rather than through GAMSTOP, may cover the whole account; ask the operator to confirm its scope in writing. Our GAMSTOP guide explains the periods and how removal works.
• Terms and support. Brands on one account usually share general terms, a complaints procedure and an approved ADR provider. A complaint about Mr Vegas or Videoslots goes through the same licence holder as one about Mega Riches; see how to complain about a UK casino.
• Limits and checks. Deposit limits are often set per brand, but financial vulnerability checks and ID verification are the licence holder's duty, so information supplied to one brand may be relevant at another.

Choosing between the three brands

Because the licence and the operator are the same, the practical differences lie in the game lobby, the current welcome offer and its significant terms, and the look of each site. Compare the terms block for each brand in the table rather than headline figures, and read the Mega Riches review for the register detail behind the parent brand. Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over; if it stops feeling like entertainment, the tools and helplines on our responsible gambling page are a good first step.