This guide shows how to sign up at Mr Vegas. You must be 18 or over, and the steps above take you from the website to your first deposit. Have your personal details and your documents ready before you start, because the documents are Valid photo ID and Proof of address.
Have these ready before you begin: a device you trust, a personal email address that only you can read, and photographs or scans of your documents. If you start the form and have to stop, you will find it easier to finish when everything is within reach.
What stands behind registration
Every UK-licensed operator has to verify your age and identity before you can deposit or play. At Mr Vegas identity checks are part of sign-up, and the documents are Valid photo ID and Proof of address. The verification page explains the process in more detail.
The details you enter should match your documents exactly. Use your full legal name, your date of birth and the address on your proof of address, because a mismatch between the form and the document can hold up verification. Photo ID shows who you are, and proof of address shows where you live, so each document answers a different question.
Use an email address that you check regularly and that nobody else can open. Messages about your account may go there, and you will want to notice them quickly.
Registration happens on the Mr Vegas website. This site has no sign-up form, so only type your details on the casino's own site.
Choose a strong password that you have not used on another site, and keep it private. The account will hold personal and payment information, and a reused password is the easiest way for someone else to get in.
The last step above is a first deposit linked to the welcome offer. You can read what the offer asks of you on the welcome bonus page, and the no deposit bonus codes page covers offers that do not need a deposit. T&Cs apply to every offer. If you decide to deposit, the deposits guide lists the payment options before you pay.
Plan a few quiet minutes for it. Registration asks for personal details and a check of your documents, and rushing leads to typing slips. Read each field before you move on, and read anything you are asked to accept, including the terms and conditions and the privacy policy. The terms and conditions page gives you a chance to read them first.
18+ · T&Cs apply
If something goes wrong
If the form will not accept your details, check for typing mistakes, then check that your name and address are written as they appear on your documents. A small difference can stop a step from going through.
If a document is rejected, upload a clearer copy. A photo that is cut off, blurred or dark is the usual cause, and both the photo ID and the proof of address must be valid. Do not edit a document or use someone else's, because that is not a way round the checks.
If the website shows an error or the page stops loading, do not keep pressing the button. Wait a moment, reload the page and check whether the step went through before you try again, so you do not end up with two accounts. If you are on a phone, the mobile version page explains how to use the site in your browser.
If you already have an account and cannot remember the password, do not create a second one. Contact support and ask for help getting back in.
For any problem that you cannot solve, contact support. Live chat, email and phone are all available, and support is open 24/7. Say which step you reached, what you entered and what happened, and keep any reference number the agent gives you.
If you realise that you made a typing mistake after you submitted the form, such as a wrong date of birth or a misspelt name, do not register again to correct it. Contact support and explain what needs changing, because a second account created to fix a typo causes more trouble than the typo itself.
If you think someone else has signed up using your name, contact support at once and say so.
Protecting your new account
Choose a password that you do not use anywhere else, and enter it only on the Mr Vegas website. Do not follow a link in a message to log in, and do not share the account with anyone.
Once the account is open, look at the control tools before you deposit and set a deposit limit that fits your own budget. Gambling is entertainment that costs money, and only money you can afford to lose should go into the account. The safer gambling page covers the help available.
Sign-up is also a good moment to decide how you want to play. Think about what you are willing to spend on entertainment, put that into a deposit limit and keep to it. If you ever want a break, the account tools include a time-out, and GAMSTOP covers all UK-licensed online operators.
Write down which email address and username you registered with, and store the details in a password manager or another safe place. Knowing exactly what you entered makes any later conversation with support quicker.
Keep your documents somewhere safe on your own device so you can reply to a verification request quickly, and do not send them anywhere except through the casino's own site.