Vegas Mobile Casino Sister Sites

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Vegas Mobile Casino Sister Sites

We’ve picked this selection of Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites at random because we want to give you a sense of what the average ProgressPlay Limited casino looks like. If we’d picked them based on quality, Dazzle Casino wouldn’t have made the list. It’s one of the first casino sites that ProgressPlay Limited ever launched and has been online since 2012. It’s looked the same for that entire time and doesn’t appear to have had any major additions or alterations since 2013. We say that because Starburst by NetEnt – the world’s most popular online slots game – is still showcased as a “new game” on the Dazzle Casino homepage. The other games sharing the spotlight with it on the landing page are equally old, so it’s hard to shake the feeling that Dazzle Casino has effectively been left to rot while other casinos on the network receive regular updates.

Winston Bet is the archetypal example of what a basic ProgressPlay Limited sports betting site looks like, but the white-label partner that works with ProgressPlay on Winston Bet has no intention of it becoming just another betting site on the platform. A lot of money has been spent on promoting Winston Bet since it joined the ranks of the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites in 2020, so its name is far better known than some of the other sports betting sites on the platform – even some of those that have bespoke designs rather than the template-based design of Winston Bet. The ProgressPlay sportsbook is a deep and impressive one and is showcased to its full effect at Winston Bet, but there’s also a fully functional slots and live dealer casino attached to the site. The only thing missing from Winston Bet that you might find at other ProgressPlay sites is a set of digital scratchcards.

Sin Spins doesn’t have a sportsbook, but we can still draw comparisons between Sin Spins and Winston Bet. Both use the same template that forms the basis of most of the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites, but both are better known than most of the sites that share their design. In the case of Spin Spins, this is one of ProgressPlay’s best-known slots sites. We call it a slots site because that’s how it represents itself, even though there’s more to the casino site than that. It has a small but well-formed collection of live dealer games available, most of which come from Evolution Gaming. The provider is generally seen as the best at what it does in the iGaming business, so you can be assured of a quality gaming experience at Sin Spins if live dealers interest you. The use of a scantily-clad woman on the homepage to draw attention is a dated approach, but it still works.

We can all think of an example of a casino site that markets itself with the assistance of a cute animal mascot. Foxy Bingo is our go-to example, but you’ll likely have your own. Hippozino should be doing that. In fact, there seems to be little point in calling a casino “Hippozino” if you’re not going to take advantage of the name and give us a hippo or two to look at. For reasons that will never make sense to us, Hippozino hasn’t done that. It’s not the only one of the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites to make such an obvious error – we could level the same charge at Monkey Casino and Ted Casino, both of which also fail to capitalise on their names. In the absence of an animal mascot (or, in fact, any other graphics that could be considered unique to the casino), Hippozino falls flat.

Despite appearances, this is not the official website of the UK’s National Lottery. As much as ProgressPlay Limited would love to operate the National Lottery and add its website to the long list of Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites, that’s never going to happen. Instead, this is a website operated by a company called Take That Limited (make your own jokes), and it provides a portal through which players can enter several big lottery competitions all over the world. ProgressPlay Limited doesn’t “do” lotteries, so its involvement is limited to providing the slots and games you’ll find under the “lottery games” tab on the National Lottery homepage. You’ll find as many games there as you’ll find at Vegas Mobile Casino, and quite a few of the same promotions, too, but the limited role that the operator takes here makes National Lottery one of the strangest of all the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites.

Speaking of unusual Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites, here’s Fruity King. We know that this casino must have been developed with the UK market in mind because if it wasn’t, its web address wouldn’t be fruityking.co.uk. That makes it strange that the regulatory logo that appears at the top of the Fruity King homepage is that of the Malta Gaming Authority rather than the UK Gambling Commission. Fruity King is covered by the UK Gambling Commission, just as all the rest of the casinos on this list are, but it seems to want to be strangely quiet about it. In addition, there are fewer games here than you’ll find at most casinos on the ProgressPlay Limited platform. The number given is “400+” which is only around half of what you’ll find at the bigger betting sites on the network. These are all good reasons to give Fruity King a miss.

If you were to visit these Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites in the order that we’ve presented them here, you might do a double take when you arrive at Mako Casino. You’d want to check again to make sure you hadn’t accidentally gone back to Sin Spins, and we don’t blame you. There is almost no difference between the two sites. We’re not just talking about the template-based layouts or the games portfolios – we also mean the promotions. The welcome promotion is the same in both places, which has the side effect of meaning the home pages look virtually identical. The big difference is the lack of anything that resembles a theme at Mako Casino. “Mako” is the Mauri word for “shark,” so it would have been entirely possible to give Mako Casino an exciting theme, but instead, it falls into the same “missed opportunity” category as Hippozino.

Vegas Mobile Casino operator – ProgressPlay Limited

Vegas Mobile Casino isn’t the very oldest casino on the ProgressPlay Limited platform, but it isn’t far off. ProgressPlay Limited has been open for business since 2012, and Vegas Mobile Casino went live the following year. By then, the operator was already making international moves in the iGaming market. It set itself up in Malta – a popular choice for casino operators because of its favourable tax conditions and the presence of the Malta Gaming Authority – but wasted no time acquiring a further licence with the UK Gambling Commission. Those two licences alone allow casino network companies to operate in plenty of territories, but ProgressPlay had grander ambitions. It kept applying for operating licences in the years that followed and now has access to the Canadian market, the Japanese market, the Indian market, and plenty more on top. ProgressPlay Limited in the 2020s is a global company.

ProgressPlay Limited would never have been able to expand as far or as fast if it weren’t for the incredible success of the turnkey casino solutions that it offers. Buying turnkey solutions from ProgressPlay means you can open a white-label casino site and have ProgressPlay take responsibility for everything from licensing the casino and providing it with games to overseeing customer services, with some white-label partners choosing to do little more than pick the name and the theme. This business model has seen ProgressPlay Limited open an incredible two hundred casino sites in the UK, but not all of them have survived. Seventy (ish) casinos didn’t manage to find a gap in the market and have since closed down. Even with 130 (or so) live casinos, though, this is still one of the biggest casino operators currently active in the United Kingdom.

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Vegas Mobile Casino Welcome Bonuses

Vegas Mobile Casino wasn’t entirely developed for the UK market, which is why the welcome promotion is listed in three different currencies – pounds, dollars, and Euros. It’s pounds that UK players are interested in, though, and there are one thousand of them up for grabs, plus one hundred bonus spins. Getting them all isn’t easy, though.

First deposits of £10 more attract fifty free spins on Book of Dead, with no matched deposit awarded. Second deposits attract a 25% match up to a maximum of £200. That improves to 50% up to £200 on deposit three and 25% up to £600 on deposit four. If you want to make a fifth deposit after that, you’ll get fifty free spins on Starburst. Getting to £1000 requires spending a lot more than you’d expect to with a matched deposit promotion, and the x50 wagering requirement makes it harder to get cash back out again than it should be. The x3 conversion limit is stingy, too.

Other Promotions

The “Rewards Store” at Vegas Mobile Casino is open to anyone who has enough “rewards points” to spend in it. To get some points, attempt (and ideally complete) the Vegas Mobile Casino “missions.” That yields the best return of points, but more can be obtained through tournaments, other promotions and even regular gameplay. The goods sold by the store are packages of matched deposits, packages of free spins, pots of bonus cash, and a few more esoteric rewards like VIP tournament entry and priority access to brand-new games.

Top Games at Vegas Mobile Casino

The top games at any online casino are those that are connected to the casino’s promotions. In this case, the top games are Book of Dead and Starburst because that’s where the free spins from the welcome bonus go. Both slots are smash hits and are just as big a deal at all of the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites. If you’re after something different, the first slots game you’ll actually see listed on the Vegas Mobile Casino homepage is Banana Split by Epic Industries. Aside from being themed after a particularly delicious dessert, the game offers a potent combo of free spins and multipliers. 5* Knockout by Northern Lights Gaming is also prominently featured and has a fun game show-inspired theme.

Customer Support and Licensing

Customer support is handled the same way here as it is at all the Vegas Mobile Casino sister sites – through a dedicated portal. The portal begins with the operator’s standard FAQ, but there are options for chat and email support. The catch is that the chat service isn’t live, so you might be just as well emailing customersupport@instantgamesupport.com as you are waiting for someone to get back to you on the chat service. The UK Gambling Commission licence that covers Vegas Mobile Casino is no. 39335 and belongs to ProgressPlay Limited. The operator was deemed guilty of failing to adhere to standards regarding protecting vulnerable customers and preventing money laundering in May 2022, for which it paid the UKGC £175K as a settlement.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Vegas Mobile Casino imposes a 1% charge for withdrawals based on the amount being withdrawn, with a limit of £3 per transaction. It further imposes a minimum one-day processing period for all requests. There are only three approved withdrawal methods at the casino. Withdrawals to ecoPayz e-wallets will take three working days beyond the automatic one-day delay. If you’re using a debit card or PayPal, you’re looking at between three and seven days beyond the one-day delay.

Final Thoughts on Vegas Mobile Casino

Vegas Mobile Casino is a product of a bygone age. They just don’t make casinos like this anymore because they don’t need to; mobile casinos are a thing of the past because modern casinos are as fast and easy to load on a mobile device as they are on a regular computer. It’s still there as an option if you’re using older tech or conserving bandwidth, but be cautious about its slightly misleading welcome promotion and the long wait that can sometimes apply to withdrawals.

Vegas Mobile Casino Player Reviews

Here are the thoughts of your fellow players about Vegas Mobile Casino. The reviews are all real, but we’ve paraphrased them to keep them brief.

We’ve only seen a couple of reviews of Vegas Mobile Casino posted on major review websites in the past twelve months. That’s not enough for us to be able to give you a fair, well-rounded picture of player feedback about the casino. We’ll keep watching for new reviews, and if more appear, you’ll see them listed here.