None of the current offers at Mr Vegas lists a promo code. The banner above shows "Bonus expired" because there is no promotion tied to a code at the moment, and the current offers are listed in its place, each with its key terms on its card. T&Cs apply.
For new players, the current offer is the welcome deal, 100% up to £50 + 11 Free Spins. It does not list a code, and its terms are on the offer card above. T&Cs apply. For existing customers, the current offers are Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, each with its own card. Neither lists a code either. T&Cs apply.
So the question to ask is not which code to use, but whether one of the listed offers suits you, and what each asks of you in return. The welcome deal starts with a deposit of your own money, and the existing customer promotions are only for people who already hold an account. If you were about to sign up because of a code you saw elsewhere, check that the offer it promised is among the cards above before you go any further.
The sections below explain how the current offers compare with a typical code-based promotion, what to check if an offer with a code is ever listed, and how to decide whether to take the welcome deal at all. For the wider picture of every current promotion, see our overview of Mr Vegas bonuses.
How the current offers work without a listed code
A promo code offer, at casinos that use them, links a specific bonus to a word or string you type in during sign-up or when you deposit. The code tells the casino which offer you are claiming. That is the kind of promotion people search for with this query, and none of the current offers at Mr Vegas lists one.
The welcome deal is a matched deposit bonus. Your deposit is matched at 100% up to £50 in bonus money, and the offer also includes 11 spins. It needs a minimum deposit of £10 and is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. The steps for claiming it are on the welcome bonus page.
The wagering condition is 10x (wager 10 times the first deposit amount to release the bonus); free spins no wagering. In practice, the spins carry no wagering requirement, while the bonus money is released only after you have wagered a multiple of your deposit. A larger deposit brings more bonus money, up to the cap, and more play before it is released. T&Cs apply.
The eligible games are Pink Elephants 2 (free spins); bonus: slots, jackpot slots do not contribute. The spins are played on the slot named for them, and the bonus money is meant for slots. Jackpot slots do not contribute to the wagering, so time spent on them does not move the bonus closer to release. If you are unsure how a slot pays, our slots guide explains paytables, RTP and volatility.
Two parts of one offer behave differently, and that is easy to miss. The spins give you a set number of rounds on one named slot, and with no wagering attached they are the simpler part to follow. The bonus money is the part with conditions: it sits alongside your deposit and is released only when the wagering is met on eligible slots. When you weigh up the welcome deal, look at each part on its own terms rather than at the headline title. T&Cs apply.
The existing customer promotions, Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, are for players who already have an account. Their cards above show what each involves. T&Cs apply. They are not sign-up offers, and they do not replace the welcome deal for a new account.
The practical point is that a code, where one exists, is only the key to an offer. What matters is the offer behind it: the deposit it needs, the wagering, the eligible games and the time limit. With the current offers at Mr Vegas, those conditions are on the cards above, and they are what you should judge. If the welcome deal fits, opening an account is the first step. T&Cs apply.
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What to check if an offer with a code appears
None of the current offers lists a code, so do not base a decision on one turning up. If an offer with a code is ever listed among the current offers, check these points in its terms before you use it:
- the exact code, and whether capital letters or spaces matter
- the stage at which you enter it: at sign-up, at deposit or on a promotions screen
- the minimum deposit, if it needs one
- the wagering multiple, and whether it applies to the bonus, the deposit or both
- which games count towards wagering, and which are excluded
- the time limit for using the offer
Treat codes from other websites, forums or social media with caution. A code that is not part of an offer listed by Mr Vegas may be out of date, meant for another market or simply invented. Only rely on an offer you can see among the casino's current offers, with its terms. If a code you found elsewhere does not match any listed offer, assume it gives you nothing, and do not change how much you deposit because of it. A deposit made for a code that turns out not to work is still your own money in the account.
With the welcome deal, the mistakes that matter have nothing to do with codes. It needs a deposit of at least £10, which is your own money from the start. Its bonus money counts towards wagering only on slots that are not jackpot games, and the offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. Our guide to deposits at Mr Vegas covers the payment side.
For Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, read each one's own terms rather than assuming they work like the welcome offer. T&Cs apply.
Whatever the offer, read the full terms on the casino's site before you deposit. The cards above are a summary, and the full terms cover every condition attached to an offer. You can check the complete terms at Mr Vegas before you decide.
Should you look for a code at all?
For now, a search for a promo code at Mr Vegas ends with the offers on the cards above. Since none of them lists a code, your decision rests on the offers themselves.
For a new player who would deposit anyway and enjoys slots, the welcome deal, 100% up to £50 + 11 Free Spins, is the offer to read. Its spins carry no wagering, and the wagering on the bonus money is a multiple of the deposit, which is easy to follow before you start. T&Cs apply. The free spins page looks at the spins part in more detail.
It suits you less if you mainly play live casino, table games or jackpot slots, because the bonus money counts only on other slots and the spins are tied to a named game. The welcome deal is for new players, so existing customers should read the terms of Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas instead. T&Cs apply.
The downsides of the welcome deal are worth stating plainly. You do not choose the slot for the spins, the wagering on the bonus money grows with the size of your deposit, and the offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. A code would not change any of that: the conditions are what you sign up to.
You can also play without any bonus. Without one, there are no bonus conditions on games or timing to keep track of, and you can choose any game you like. Some players find that a better fit than an offer with rules attached.
A deposit is your own money, with or without an offer. Choose an amount you can afford to lose, and do not raise it only to get more of the match.