VegasLand sister sites

Vegasland Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

Vegasland is one of the biggest casinos on this whole platform when it comes to its welcome promotion. When you join the casino, you can claim up to £200 in matched deposit funds along with one hundred bonus spins. It takes a bit of effort (and spending) to unlock the full amount, though. The “carnival welcome package,” as it’s called, involves a fifty per cent matched first deposit up to a maximum of £50 plus twenty free spins on Starburst, and then fifty per cent up to £75 on second and third deposits. Forty free spins on Book of Dead come with the second deposit, and forty free spins on Legacy of Dead come with the third. All bonuses must be wagered x35 before any withdrawals become possible. A small number of players who come to Vegasland do so for the site’s sports betting rather than any of the promotions. If you’re one of them, you can claim a £10 free bet by first spending £10 of your own money on any bet with odds of 1/1 as a minimum. A £10 bet token will then automatically be added to your Vegasland account and must be spent as a single bet within fourteen days of allocation.

Other Promotions

Given that Vegasland takes the trouble to provide different welcome promotions for casino fans and sports bettors, it’s a little surprising that it doesn’t do anything further in terms of promotions. We don’t count the Pragmatic Play Drops and Wins games as “promotions,” nor do we count tournaments, so there’s nothing else at the casino at all in terms of loyalty rewards for players who stick around. There’s nothing more for sports bettors either unless you count a bet builder feature as a promotion – which we don’t.

Top Games at Vegasland

You don’t have to look very hard for the top games at Vegasland. There are three of them, and they’re clearly identified as “featured games” on the casino’s homepage. You can check two of them out using the free spins generated by the welcome promotion; Starburst and Book of Dead. Both slots are considered iconic, and we think it’s highly unlikely you’d be on a website looking for Vegasland sister sites if you weren’t savvy enough to be more than familiar with both of them already. The third slot, Rise of Olympus, is a little more complex. It comes from Play’n Go – the same provider that came up with Book of Dead – but takes its inspiration from Greek myths and legends rather than Egyptian myths and legends. It’s notable for its massively high volatility and comparatively low RTP but does at least guarantee that two bonus features will be switched on at all times.

Customer Support and Licensing

A casino as big as Vegasland – one that clearly has aspirations of becoming a big deal on the UK scene – ought to offer more by way of customer support than basic email assistance. It doesn’t, though, and that’s to its detriment. Vegasland is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39483, which is held by AG Communications Limited. The operator paid a fine of £237,600, accepted a warning, and further accepted additional conditions being imposed against its licence in November 2022 after agreeing with the UKGC’s findings that its white-label partners weren’t completing sufficiently thorough source of funds and customer identification checks. AG Communications Limited cooperated fully with the inquiry.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Vegasland supports various withdrawal methods. For the fastest results, use a supported e-wallet (PayPal, Skrill, MuchBetter) and get your money in 0-48 hours. From there, things get slower. Trustly’s banking intermediary service should see you getting your money in 0-96 hours. Debit card transactions have vague guidelines, with instant withdrawals apparently possible but potential waits of six business days are also possible. Vegasland also works with AstroPay (subject to a three-day turnaround) and standard bank transfers (two days to six days).

Final Thoughts on Vegasland

Vegasland veers dangerously close to being a triumph of style over substance. It’s one of the best-looking casinos you’re ever likely to see, and it does better than the average AG Communications site by including sports betting as an option, but it’s not without its issues. The biggest of them is its low-grade customer service standards. No casino site can be considered top class if it doesn’t offer live chat assistance to customers at the very least, and so Vegasland can’t be considered a top class casino.