How to check Mr Vegas yourself
The licence number is the quickest check. Open the Gambling Commission register entry and compare the number 039380-R-319311-036 and the company name Videoslots Limited with the table above. If they match, the licence belongs to the operator behind Mr Vegas.
A UK licence puts duties on the operator: it must check your age and identity before you can deposit or play, test its games for fairness, offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and handle complaints properly. These are rules for every licensed operator, and they are the reason the regulator's register is worth checking before you register anywhere.
Identity verification is required at Mr Vegas, so expect to provide documents. The verification page explains what to prepare. If something goes wrong, support is available 24/7 by live chat, email and phone.
The brand has operated since 2020. A licence confirms that the operator is authorised to offer gambling to UK players. It does not tell you whether a particular bonus or term suits you, so read the terms of any offer you take. The about us page explains who writes this review, and the safety page looks at the protection of your money and data.
If you have a complaint, a UK-licensed operator must have a complaints procedure. If the operator does not resolve it, you can take it to an alternative dispute resolution service. Keep screenshots and dates of anything you want to raise, and start with support before you escalate. Support is available by live chat, email and phone, so you can pick whichever channel suits you and keep a copy of what was said.
When you open the register entry, look at whether the licence is current and whether the company name matches. The entry shows the licensed company and the status of the licence, so a match on both the number and the name is what you are looking for. A licence number copied onto a site is not proof by itself. The entry in the register is.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Licensed by the UKGC, with the number 039380-R-319311-036 that you can check in the public register
- Run by a named company, Videoslots Limited
- Support through live chat, email and phone, available 24/7
Cons
- Identity verification is required, so you need documents ready before you can play
- The operator is registered in Malta, so check the licence entry to see which company holds it
- The brand has operated only since 2020, a shorter record than long-established operators
Taken together, the licence, the named operator and the support channels are the checkable parts of the answer. None of these points says that you will enjoy the casino or that its terms suit you. They show who is behind it and what they must do. The decision to deposit stays with you, and it is worth making only after you have read the terms of the offer you want and decided on a limit you can afford.
How to protect yourself
Set a deposit limit before your first deposit. Licensed operators must offer deposit limits, and they are easier to set at the start than after a long session. A time-out gives you a break from the account when you need one, and self-exclusion closes it for a longer period.
To block every UK-licensed online casino at once, register with GAMSTOP. It covers all UK-licensed operators, not only Mr Vegas.
Keep your password private and use a different one from your other accounts. Reach the casino through a link you trust, such as visit Mr Vegas, rather than links in messages or adverts, because a copy of a site that looks the same can be used to collect your details.
Check your account history from time to time. If you see a payment you do not recognise, contact support straight away and change your password. Write down the date and amount of the payment first, so you can describe it clearly when you get in touch.
If gambling has stopped being fun, the safer gambling page lists where to get support, including GamCare, which runs the National Gambling Helpline.