Videoslots Sister Sites

Last Updated on February 25, 2026 by adrian

Videoslots is part of the Immense Group – here are the top rated brands in the network, how the brands compare, and every market the operator is licensed for.

From Videoslots to Immense Group: The Story Behind the Rebrand

For most of its 13-year history, Videoslots Limited operated as a single-brand company. The flagship Videoslots.com launched in 2011, built by a team of Swedish iGaming veterans with a specific vision: a casino defined entirely by the depth and quality of its game library rather than by bonuses, promotions, or marketing spectacle. For nearly a decade that approach meant one site, one product, one brand.

The expansion began in 2020 with Mr Vegas – a Vegas-themed sister site running on the same platform as Videoslots but with a different visual identity and a slightly different game library emphasis. Then came the more significant shift. In June 2024, Mega Riches launched as the group’s third UK-licensed brand, signing a back-of-shirt sponsorship deal with West Bromwich Albion for the 2024-25 Championship season – a mainstream sports marketing move that signalled a more aggressive UK growth strategy than Videoslots had previously pursued.

The corporate restructuring followed in December 2024. Videoslots Limited’s holding company was renamed Immense Group AB, headquartered in Stockholm, with former Svenska Spel and Mr Green CEO Jesper Kärrbrink appointed to lead it. The rebrand was described as a behind-the-scenes structural change – the casino brands themselves (Videoslots, Mr Vegas, Mega Riches) kept their names and identities unchanged. For players, nothing changed at the product level; the significance was strategic, signalling the group’s intention to develop each brand independently rather than treating everything as an extension of the Videoslots mother brand.

What Makes Videoslots Different From Its Sister Sites

All three Immense Group casinos run on the same platform and share the same core infrastructure, but they are not clones. Videoslots is the oldest, the largest, and the most internationally decorated of the three – it won Slot Operator of the Year at the 2025 International Gaming Awards, a recognition of the flagship’s dominant position in the market it created for itself.

The game library is the most obvious differentiator. Videoslots operates at 10,000+ titles from over 130 providers – a figure that places it among the largest game catalogues of any online casino globally. The group’s operating philosophy has always prioritised library breadth over curation, and the result is that Videoslots carries significant numbers of titles from smaller studios that larger, more selective operators pass over. For players who want access to a specific game from a niche provider, Videoslots is frequently the only major UK-licensed casino that carries it.

The competitive gaming features are also unique to the platform. Battle of Slots allows players to compete against each other or against the casino itself across slot sessions – a format that has no mainstream equivalent at other major UK casinos. Clash of Spins on Videoslots and Encore on Mr Vegas are variations of the same competitive concept. Weekend Booster is the ongoing cashback mechanism, paying accumulated returns on cash balance wagers each Friday without wagering requirements.

Mr Vegas: The Sister Site Built on the Same Blueprint

Mr Vegas launched in 2020 with a deliberate visual departure from Videoslots – a green colour scheme and Vegas glam aesthetic in place of Videoslots’ more functional, library-focused presentation. The underlying platform is the same, which means players familiar with Videoslots will find Mr Vegas immediately recognisable in terms of navigation, cashback structure, and competitive features. Rainbow Fridays is Mr Vegas’s equivalent of the Weekend Booster – same mechanics, different name and slightly different cashback ratio.

Mr Vegas carries 7,000+ games at the time of writing – substantially fewer than Videoslots but still among the larger UK casino libraries. The game selection skews toward well-known providers and popular titles rather than the comprehensive coverage of every studio that defines the flagship. Players who find Videoslots’ 10,000-title library overwhelming sometimes find Mr Vegas’s slightly more curated approach easier to navigate. Mr Vegas is licensed under UKGC 39380, MGA, and SGA – the same international licence set as Videoslots.

Mega Riches: The UK-Focused New Arrival

Mega Riches is the newest and most UK-focused brand in the group. Launched in June 2024, it operates exclusively under UKGC licence 39380 without the MGA or SGA licences that cover Videoslots and Mr Vegas for international players. The West Brom shirt sponsorship for the 2024-25 Championship season was the most visible marketing investment the group has made in a UK-only brand, signalling that Mega Riches is positioned as a mainstream UK acquisition vehicle rather than an international product.

The withdrawal speed reputation is the product differentiator Mega Riches has established quickest. Within the Immense Group, Mega Riches processes withdrawals faster than either Videoslots or Mr Vegas on most methods – a meaningful point of difference for UK players in a market where processing times are a standard point of comparison. The game library sits at around 5,500 titles, smaller than its siblings but still a substantial collection by industry standards.

Where Is Videoslots Available?

Videoslots holds more regulatory licences than almost any other independently owned online casino. Each licence represents a separate formal approval process with a domestic regulator – not simply MGA coverage being extended to those markets – and the breadth of Videoslots’ licence portfolio is one of the clearest signals of the operator’s investment in regulated market access.

United Kingdom 🇬🇧 – UKGC licence 39380. The UK has been Videoslots’ core English-language market since its early growth years. The operator settled a £2 million enforcement case with the UKGC in June 2023 covering social responsibility and AML findings. Compliance improvements were implemented as part of that settlement, and the licence remains active.

Sweden 🇸🇪 – SGA licence 18Li7373, renewed for five years to 2028 by Spelinspektionen. Sweden regulated its online gambling market in January 2019 and Videoslots has held a domestic Swedish licence since the market opened. The five-year renewal to 2028 reflects the regulator’s confidence in the operator’s compliance record in the Swedish market. Mr Vegas also holds a Swedish licence separately. Kungaslottet is the group’s Sweden-exclusive brand, available only to Swedish players.

Denmark 🇩🇰 – Spillemyndigheden licence 18-0650512. Denmark operates a regulated online gambling market and Videoslots has held a Danish licence since the early years of the group’s expansion. Denmark is a smaller market than Sweden or the UK but a meaningfully regulated one – Videoslots’ presence reflects genuine compliance investment rather than passive MGA coverage.

Italy 🇮🇹 – ADM (Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli) licence 15427. Italy operates one of the most restrictive regulated online gambling frameworks in Europe – operators must hold a specific Italian licence to serve Italian players, and the ADM is known for strict enforcement. Videoslots holding an Italian licence places it in a relatively small group of international operators with genuine Italian market access.

Spain 🇪🇸 – DGOJ (Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego) licence. Spain similarly requires a domestic licence for online gambling operators. Videoslots’ Spanish licence extends the group’s regulated European footprint beyond the Scandinavian markets where it started.

Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 – AGCO (Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario) regulated via iGaming Ontario. Ontario launched its regulated online casino market in April 2022 and Videoslots is confirmed as a licensed participant. This means Ontario players access Videoslots through a fully domestic regulatory framework – not a grey-market MGA arrangement. Players in other Canadian provinces can access Videoslots under the MGA licence; federal Canadian law does not prohibit playing at internationally licensed online casinos.

Other international markets 🌍 – The MGA licence MGA/B2C/258/2014 covers players in markets where MGA-licensed operators are accepted and no domestic restriction applies. This includes Ireland, Finland, Norway, and many other markets across Europe and beyond. Players should always verify whether online casino play is permitted under their local laws before registering.

New Zealand 🇳🇿 – Videoslots accepts NZD as a deposit currency and has historically been accessible to New Zealand players under the MGA licence. However, New Zealand is introducing domestic online gambling regulation under the Gambling (Online Gambling) Amendment Act, which will require operators to hold a New Zealand licence to serve NZ players once in force. It is not yet confirmed which international operators will obtain NZ licences under the new framework. Players in New Zealand should check the current status of Videoslots’ availability directly before registering, as access may change when the new rules take effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Videoslots have sister sites?

Yes – two of them, both UK-licensed. Mr Vegas launched in 2020 and Mega Riches launched in June 2024. All three sites are operated by Videoslots Limited under UKGC licence 39380 and are part of the Immense Group. A fourth brand, Kungaslottet, is a Swedish-market only site not available to UK players.

Who owns Videoslots?

Videoslots is operated by Videoslots Limited, a company registered in Malta. In December 2024, Videoslots Limited became part of Immense Group AB, a newly established holding company headquartered in Stockholm. Jesper Kärrbrink – formerly CEO of both Svenska Spel and Mr Green – was appointed as Immense Group CEO. The casino brands themselves were unaffected by the corporate restructuring.

What is the difference between Videoslots and Mr Vegas?

Both run on the same Immense Group platform with the same core features – Battle of Slots/Encore competitive gaming, weekly cashback, and shared payment infrastructure. The main differences are game library size (Videoslots at 10,000+ vs Mr Vegas at 7,000+), visual identity (Videoslots is functional and library-focused; Mr Vegas is Vegas-themed and green-coloured), and cashback naming (Weekend Booster vs Rainbow Fridays). Both are licensed in the UK, Sweden, and internationally via MGA.

Is Videoslots licensed for Swedish players?

Yes. Videoslots holds SGA licence 18Li7373, renewed by Spelinspektionen for five years to 2028. This is a dedicated domestic Swedish licence, not reliance on MGA coverage – Videoslots operates as a fully regulated Swedish-market product. Mr Vegas also holds a separate Swedish licence. Kungaslottet is the group’s Sweden-only brand, launched in 2024 specifically for the Swedish market.

Can Ontario players access Videoslots?

Yes. Videoslots is licensed by the AGCO and participates in Ontario’s regulated iGaming market, overseen by iGaming Ontario (iGO). Ontario’s framework launched in April 2022 and Videoslots’ confirmed participation means Ontario residents can access the casino as a licensed, domestically regulated product rather than a grey-market option.

Has Videoslots been fined by regulators?

Yes. Videoslots settled a £2 million enforcement case with the UK Gambling Commission in June 2023, following findings of social responsibility and AML failures. The operator implemented compliance improvements as part of the settlement. Videoslots has also been subject to investigation by the Swedish SGA, which the operator contested. The UKGC licence and SGA licence both remain active, with the SGA renewal to 2028 confirmed after the investigation period.

What makes Videoslots unique compared to other casinos?

The game library size is the primary differentiator – 10,000+ titles from 130+ providers places Videoslots among the largest catalogues of any licensed online casino globally. The Battle of Slots competitive format, where players can compete against each other in slot sessions, is a feature with no mainstream equivalent at other major UK-licensed operators. The Weekend Booster cashback is paid on cash balance wagers without wagering requirements, making it one of the more straightforward ongoing loyalty mechanisms in the UK market.